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[The-maker-development] FTP queue

[the-maker C. <in...@ma...>]

Hello Everybody,

I have been working on the maker a lot and wanted to let you know  
what is going on.
The original idea was that when a .dynamic file is saved that the  
user does not have to make
all since he might not remember in which .content files this dynamic  
is used.

So now after saving a .dynamic file all the files hat make use of  
this .dynamic are queued for ftp
upload. The publish feature is uploading that queue.

Since I had this possibility I make the ftp queue that standard  
procedure for all files. Simply
when you save a file it is added to the queue. Then you can edit  
another file and another without
having to remember which ones you changed. Then just hit publish and  
the maker will work its way
thru the queue.

Of course if a file is already in the queue it is not added again.  
After it is sent to the server it is removed from the queue.

When the maker is closed, or the project is changed, before the queue  
is publised it is saved (pickled) for the next
session on the project.

All this is very useful and makes working with the maker even more  
intuitive.

Implementation will be finished in a couple of days.

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I am also working on the whole template thing for new projects...

Gerald

[The-maker-development] rev 116

[the-maker C. <in...@ma...>]

Hi guys,

I update the information in the doc folder. I created the new API  
docs using epydoc (epydoc.sourceforge.net) which is
creating a more comprehensive output that standard pyDoc.

Gerald

  

Re: [The-maker-development] The-maker-development Digest, Vol 2, Issue 1

[Ian B. <ian...@my...>]

Hi Gerald,

OK.... we will have to get more people here. part of the PR...

Regards,

Ian.
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[The-maker-development] maker dev

[the-maker C. <in...@ma...>]

Hi Ian,

guess what you are the only subscriber to this mailing list. Thank  
you for subscribing.
I guess we need to improve some things here..

Gerald

[The-maker-development] the maker 0.5 has been released

[Gerald S. <ge...@hf...>]

Junly, 28 2006 - the maker 0.5 has been released !!!
The maker 0.5 has been released. I hope you have some fun testing it.
This time there is also a binary version included. So you don't need to
have Python istalled.