From: Hans-Bernhard B. <HBB...@t-...> - 2013-07-30 20:57:40
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On 30.07.2013 21:04, Dima Kogan wrote: > What do you suggest I ask him? Whether he'll soon review the > patches/bugs in the tracker assigned to him? It's been years, so I think > we know the answer to that. There's always the possibility that he just forgot about cscope, and needs a reminder. The only way to actually find out the answer is to ask the question. > That's definitely a possibility. I'd personally prefer not to deal with > sourceforge/cvs, but this is fine if we can agree that the current place > for that code is the right one. My reasoning for splitting out this code > is that there are many other interfaces to cscope, and most of them are > NOT in the repo. There be many interfaces, but most of those are stand-alone shells on top of cscope. xcscope.el and the VIM cscope package are unique in that they sit _between_ two programs, which makes them depend on both of them. Distributing such two-way interfaces with either the editor or cscope makes a good deal more sense than it would for, say, kscope or other GUIs. > This one is in the repo; is this because at one point > Darryl was actively maintaining it here? That's exactly the reason. > As it stands right now, the > presense of xcscope.el in the main repo implies that this interface is > somehow more actively supported than the others, and this simply isn't > true. Which is why we owe it to Darryl Okahata to at least ask him before we change this, either way. > I could join the project as "the xcscope.el guy". Would that be > preferable to splitting it out? Or should I just go through the tracker > and send you patches? If you're going to be acting on this on any kind of regular basis, you should join up. I cannot meaningfully review patches to elisp anyway, so there would be no point in passing them by me. |