[tt-app-developer] Re: change request discussion #1
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From: Jeffrey D. <dil...@wf...> - 2003-09-12 17:29:35
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Patrick, Thanks for the detailed information. I think we should start using the email list now... This will help keep Justin in the loop. As for numbering the requests, I would suggest that we use the RFE tracker on the sourceforge site. This will assign a number to each request, and give us the ability to track the status of the requests. As far as keeping the task descriptions and formatting between reporting cycles, I think it is a great idea. It should be pretty simple to implement. Please enter the requests into the RFE tracker and if you have found any bugs, put them in the bug tracker. I will try to do the same. I have one suggestion to put toward the group. I recently ran across a documentation standard called docbook. Docbook is an xml standard for writing documentation, which conveniently separates the documentation content from the presentation of the documentation. To make a long story short, I think we should use it in addition to the javadocs. Docbook is actually only a DTD that defines the xml format of the documentation. Used in conjunction with a WYSIWYG XML editor (I am using XMLMind XML Editor) it is an easy way to create the documentation. I have added this suggestion to the RFE Tracker on sourceforge. The tracker number is 805207. Here is a link to the Tracker entry: http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=805207&group_id=75692&atid=544761 Anyway, that's just my two cents. Thanks, Jeff Patrick Simon wrote: > Hi Jeff, > > this mail is about change request discussion as we agreed to start this. > > But first let me state something: > #001 > Can we agree on numbering all (new) points of discussion so we make > sure that it's always clear about what we talk without repeating the > whole story > plus > we should make sure that things after talking about it do not "drop > under the table" > meaning if there is a point of discussion and it marks kind of a todo > thing or > looks like it or leads there that we also decide what in concrete is todo > or if there is nothing todo etc. My idea behind this is that it should lead > us into a kind of "complete discussion" as every point of discussion in > the end > should finally terminate in a kind of "closed" state... > I start now with numbering this #001 > (if we have 999 numbered points of discussion through we clearly will > increase number > of digits :-) > So please let me know what you think on #001. :-) > > #002 > Should we do this discussion on the mailing list? > If so mail this to the list and we continue from there. > Let me know what you think. > > #003 > Personal issue: as you can see (and probably experienced when reading my > mail): > My personal issue often is that in an attempt to make myself "crystal" > clear > I tend to speak to long/ write too long emails... :-( > I 'm really aware of this and working on becoming "equally crystal with > less words" > As you can see I often fail... > But too a certain extend I also thinks it would not work out any other > way... > > #004 > about the real subject: TT > Realizing that all my task description were removed when I did Archive > and having slept over it I really think that this should not be so. > The user should decide whether descriptions should be removed when > archiving > or not. otherwise TT might really be only useable for a very much > focussed task. > Related to this is that in the archived file the formatting of the Task > detail descriptions > should be preserved but that is subject of #005 > > For better understanding let me explain on how I use/would like to use TT: > First of all I use TT as a monthly reporting tool. which is ok and make > sno difference > to you reporting weekly. > > I send you the following screen shot to show how I use TT > (tobe continued from home) > > > > > > > #005 > In the archived file the formatting of the Task detail descriptions > should be preserved > > On the screen shot that I send you with this mail you can see that I format > the task details in a way (numbering spce lines etc.) > > But when I look at the archived file (as html or XLS) all thoise > formatting are > gone unfortuanetly > But I'd like to have it kept formatted the way it ways when I entered it. > Would that be doable? > > have to interupt here as I have to run for my bus. > will hopefully continue from home. > > cu > pat > > -- Jeff Dillon Intranet Developer Software Solutions Wake Forest University 336.758.3945 dil...@wf... |