From: Andreas K. <and...@ac...> - 2007-05-18 16:11:05
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> Are these three modules considered current, supported, active, > and intended to continue to be installed tcllib modules? > > I notice that currently tcllib cvs head doesn't appear > to be installing calendar and impa4 modules. Are these deprecated? > > The reason this came up is that I happened across the fact that these > three modules don't have a .man file in the module directory. > Do we want to install modules without docs? Ok, I don't have to talk about 'calendar', Kevin has already done that, thank you. I remembered him as the person most responsible for the module. With regard to 'imap4', that module is not deprecated. But simply only because it never was in a state where it could be called a module which we could deprecate. The code in that directory is something we imported from <I do not remember anymore> about I think 2 years ago. With the intention/hope that someone understanding IMAP would take the code and beat it into shape for Tcllib. This has not happened. As such this is, from our POV, pre-alpha code, and not a module fit for installation. Page, aka parsergen, is the support code for apps/page application of mine. This stuff is working. I agree that it should get documentation and a testsuite ... As I have/find time. -- Andreas Kupries <and...@Ac...> Developer @ http://www.ActiveState.com Tel: +1 778-786-1122 |