RE: [Oregex-discuss] What are named Patterns?

[Rohit L. <ro...@ig...>]

Yeah, the concept of open source includes open discussion. so, unless
personal we can discuss on list. This will help people who join us a easy
route to update themselves.

I did had a look at your file. Do not worry on going slow. First you need to
learn to create patches. I have not much idea about a good tutorial on the
subject, but the most common link is
http://www.gnu.org/software/patch/patch.html . This might help. If you are
using eclipse then u can use create patch in the team menu.

I am giving you tasks which are not very critical at the moment, But I need
someone to quickly come over to taking responsibility.

Start with just name related methods. finally we will need doc on every
method.

Rohit

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Anthony Ressler [mailto:cos...@ya...]
> Sent: Monday, November 03, 2003 11:59 PM
> To: Rohit Lodha
> Subject: Re: [Oregex-discuss] What are named Patterns?
>
>
> I took a first pass at adding logging.  I submitted it
> as a patch.  I hope I submitted it right.   I guess I
> wanted to get it started and then see where you wanted
> me to expand.  Should this be a discussion on the
> listserv?
>
> I guess that I'm starting off slow here and going
> through the learning curve getting familiar with all
> the aspects of opensource such as Eclipse, CVS and
> Sourceforge.  I appreciate your patience.
>
> In regards to the JavaDoc on the name function:  What
> needs documentation, just the name related functions?
>
>
> Anthony
>
> --- Rohit Lodha <ro...@ig...> wrote:
> > Hi Anthony,
> >
> > First an update. I have assigned you the task to
> > logging in theToDo tracker.
> > Please also 'monitor' the particular todo task, if
> > you are not doing so
> > already. Upload a patch to the Pattern file after
> > inserting logging info as
> > well as javadoc for the name related function. I am
> > describing name related
> > methods of Pattern.java.
> > PS. Make sure you start working on the last copy.
> >
> > Patterns can have names. This name can be set by
> > name(String) and get by
> > name(). To rename a already named pattern call
> > name(null) . To get a pattern
> > or subpatterns of name use namedPattern(name).
> >
> > rohit
> >
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