Re: [Themis-dev] Some changes

[Fredrik <fr...@mo...>]

> Fredrik Modéen schrieb:
>>> Fredrik Modéen schrieb:
>>>>>> When It comes to bookmarks/history I think we should use
>>>>>> NetPositive's
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I know we talked about not use NetOptimist (from now NetOpt) code
>>>>>> but
>>>>>> when
>>>>>> I checked there code I found some gui part's that I couldn't resist
>>>>>> using.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I think that we should use gui part from NetOpt and later when we
>>>>>> want
>>>>>> to
>>>>>> rewrite the gui we can remove them. (I can make big remarks around
>>>>>> them
>>>>>> :)
>>>>>> )
>>>>> Pending a response from the devs of Themis, I'd suspect that would be
>>>>> a
>>>>> good way to go....  Just make sure you do this on all the pieces you
>>>>> pull
>>>>> in from NetOptimist.  Then, later Mark or Raymond can note what they
>>>>> want
>>>>> done.  You mentioned rewriting the code later..., did you have a
>>>>> better
>>>>> design in mind that meant you might want to write the UI code from
>>>>> scratch
>>>>> according to that design?
>>>> No  most clean up but Raymond talked about rewriting the gui :)
>>> Why not taking any NetOptimist code as inspiration and implementing our
>>> own? This way you don't scew the code with comments and code which
>>> might
>>> be adopted to the existing ui framework and be later removed or
>>> refactored anyway. Sounds like work done twice. Nobody hinders you/us
>>> to
>> It would be work done twice :) and I have no problem with both :)
>
> I was just arguing for not replicating work. But hey, I don't mind at
> all helping out with the adopted code if I once get a usable development
> system ;)
And I'm all for that :)

>
>>> take inspiration from other code. And btw, it doesn't hurt if the
>>> Bookmarks implementation takes a little longer as there is nothing to
>>> show your rendered bookmarks right now.
>> Right now nothing happens but years ago I think one was able to surf the
>> net?
>> Are this anything we can do to show anything? like the html text?
>
> http://themis.m-phasis.de/shots/Themis_20040314_1.png ;) So still a long
> way to go.
k then I have the same result now :)

>
> Michael
>
>>> When it comes to storing bookmarks, a file system hierarchy would do,
>>> but at some point one might wan't arrange entries. So a flat filesystem
>>> won't do. I guess that is why Mozilla & Co is going for some crazy
>>> netscape bookmark html. Filesystem plus display-position attribute,
>>> favicon as attrib or icon anyone?
>> About file bookmarks as netposetive does, makes them search able from
>> the
>> OS taking advantage of BFS. If wee need more information in a file then
>> we
>> can add those.
>>
>>> Greets,
>>> Michael
>>>
>>>>> I don't know if this would be appropriate or not, but maybe add a
>>>>> TODO
>>>>> file to the main Themis directory and make a note in there that there
>>>>> is
>>>>> code with the weird comments around it that need to be cleaned up or
>>>>> dealt
>>>>> with at some point (so it isn't forgotten about).  Or if you think
>>>>> this
>>>>> is
>>>>> redundant or a bad idea, then don't bother.
>>>> To me the code from NetOpt are not a bad thing it's more what Raymond
>>>> says
>>>> and accepts in to svn :)
>>>>
>>>> I have looked at UZI but having problem compiling it. Will take that
>>>> in
>>>> the UZI project and some other questions like images are handled and
>>>> so
>>>> on.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> Kevin
>>>>>
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