Re: [Rails-devel] Rails2.0: (Almost) all of Rails 1.x merged

[Dr. M. B. <dr....@t-...>]

Hi Stefan,

i was and still am busy with other things in the moment. As soon as my time
permits I would like to continue but would prefer to work with someone else
on the finishing of 1880 :)


You said you need to understand the requirements of 1880 ? Perhaps I can
explain that to you either on or off the list.

Regards
Martin.

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Von: Stefan Frey [mailto:ste...@we...] 
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 3. Oktober 2012 23:58
An: Development list for Rails: an 18xx game
Betreff: [Rails-devel] Rails2.0: (Almost) all of Rails 1.x merged

All commits of the Rails 1.x tree are now merged into the Rails2.0 branch
(this makes Rails2.0_merge obsolete and will be deleted soon).

So everyone (and especially the one-and-only Erik) is invited to start
coding against Rails2.0 from now on.

Major change so far are the revised classes/interfaces of the state/model
packages (see previous mails).

Current (known) issues soon to be fixed are:
* Undo/Redo in the UI is deactivated
* Some annoyance in the UI that items are referred by the id instead of the
name (e.g. a train called 3_3 instead of simply 3) (see next mail on
toText() methods)

The only exception are those commits that have been related to the started
implementation of 1880, before I can merge them I have to get a better
picture of the requirements, but this will be done soon.

Testing of Rails2.0 in development is already possible by fetching the git
branch.

I will release a alpha version as soon as I have enabled (or gave up on)
WebStart support (see separate mail for this).

Further roadmap:
* Start revised Round classes
* Use that to finish 1825
==> Release of Rails2.0
* Add tile lay allowance algorithm
* Support realtime-online play
==> Release of Rails2.1

Other plans (independent of releases)
* Improve ftf-play (no-map mode) with an optimized gui
* Finish 1880 (if not Martin continues his work there)

Stefan

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