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From: Chris CP <cp...@vi...> - 2000-10-07 12:59:46
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There seems to be serious problems with the CVS, or somebody (me?) has made a serious mistake. The copy I've just re-checked out contained a 4000-char-line of trash bytes at line 650, and it seems that a lot of code got lost (overwritten) in this region, as I got the same error messages when I've removed that line. I don't have a recent working version of that file on the machine I'm working on in the moment, and my other computer is about 7 miles from here ;-( I'm going to take a clean version of the file in the CVS as soon as possible, probably late this evening (after 10pm GMT) or early next morning... On Sat, 07 Oct 2000, you wrote: > Hi, > > I have checked out the current CVS-version and get an compile error in > winedit.cpp with I "make" > > g++ -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I../.. -I/opt/kde/include > -I/usr/lib/qt/include -I/ > usr/X11R6/include -O2 -Wall -c winedit.cpp > winedit.cpp: In method `void winedit::getSubs(QString, widgetHolder **)': > winedit.cpp:656: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once > winedit.cpp:656: for each function it appears in.) > winedit.cpp:659: `outString' undeclared (first use this function) > winedit.cpp:659: `wid' undeclared (first use this function) > winedit.cpp:739: `return' with a value, in function returning void > winedit.cpp:743: `isTop' undeclared (first use this function) > winedit.cpp:745: `actualName' undeclared (first use this function) > winedit.cpp:748: `return' with a value, in function returning void > winedit.cpp:767: `return' with a value, in function returning void > winedit.cpp:778: `return' with a value, in function returning void > winedit.cpp:783: `return' with a value, in function returning void > winedit.cpp:793: `return' with a value, in function returning void > make[4]: *** [winedit.o] Error 1 > << > I think it's the object/variable wid, but I don't know where to search or > what > I missed. > > Greetings > > Philipp -- Kind regards, Chris ================================================================== Hi, I'm a virus! please add me to your signature file, to help me spread! |
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From: Philipp <phi...@gm...> - 2000-10-07 12:29:36
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Hi, I have checked out the current CVS-version and get an compile error in winedit.cpp with I "make" >> g++ -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I../.. -I/opt/kde/include -I/usr/lib/qt/include -I/ usr/X11R6/include -O2 -Wall -c winedit.cpp winedit.cpp: In method `void winedit::getSubs(QString, widgetHolder **)': winedit.cpp:656: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once winedit.cpp:656: for each function it appears in.) winedit.cpp:659: `outString' undeclared (first use this function) winedit.cpp:659: `wid' undeclared (first use this function) winedit.cpp:739: `return' with a value, in function returning void winedit.cpp:743: `isTop' undeclared (first use this function) winedit.cpp:745: `actualName' undeclared (first use this function) winedit.cpp:748: `return' with a value, in function returning void winedit.cpp:767: `return' with a value, in function returning void winedit.cpp:778: `return' with a value, in function returning void winedit.cpp:783: `return' with a value, in function returning void winedit.cpp:793: `return' with a value, in function returning void make[4]: *** [winedit.o] Error 1 << I think it's the object/variable wid, but I don't know where to search or what I missed. Greetings Philipp -- Sent through GMX FreeMail - http://www.gmx.net |
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From: Christopher P. <cpa...@nc...> - 2000-10-06 21:46:02
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Got it I will take a look. -----Original Message----- From: vis...@li... [mailto:vis...@li...]On Behalf Of Chris CP Sent: Sunday, October 01, 2000 5:50 PM To: dis...@vi... Subject: Re: [VK]Syntax bug Hi Jan, On Sun, 01 Oct 2000, you wrote: > Hello! > > now, that it seems that I know how to use that mailing list, > I want to report a serious bug with your compiler and > source code editor: they don't accept negative numbers > (such as -1 or -2.5). I've helped myself with operations > like 0-1 which worked. But I think this bug should be solved. Oops, yes that's right (I've checked it, and saw that it really doesn't work) I'm going to fix it as soon as possible. Kind regards, Chris ================================================================== Hi, I'm a virus! please add me to your signature file, to help me spread! _______________________________________________ VisKProg's mailing list Send mail to dis...@vi... (Un)subscribe at http://lists.sourceforge.net/mailman/listinfo/viskprog-discussion |
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From: Otavio L. <ot...@ho...> - 2000-10-04 13:13:45
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From: Philipp <phi...@gm...> - 2000-10-04 09:31:28
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Hi to everybody, I had a very enyoing conversation with Chris and came finally to the conclusion, that I will join your team and will take over the documentation part. I don't want to promise to much, so I don't say, I will take everything (everybody is restricted in time), but for the moment I will start with the functions and widgets (which is the most needed part, from my point of view). I will make the documents in following order: - Functions - Widgets - General documentation - Tutorial(s) Other topics I can do, but I have to look how fast I can get the things up. To my person: (Not very common to describe yourselfe, but I think, it's nice). I'm 31, living in Munich (a real nativ Munich), studied Mechanical Engineering at the TU Munich and working at Infineon for 4 years (that makes life in some way easy :-). No, not married, but on the way to. I have expiriencies mostly in Pascal for Windows, Access Basic and a lot of other different languages, but no need to mention. Not very deap experiences in C++, but enough to read and understand code. Hopefully everybody welcomes me and I will give this project a good help, Philipp -- Sent through GMX FreeMail - http://www.gmx.net -- Sent through GMX FreeMail - http://www.gmx.net |
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From: Chris CP <cp...@vi...> - 2000-10-01 19:52:41
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Hi Jan, On Sun, 01 Oct 2000, you wrote: > Hello! > > now, that it seems that I know how to use that mailing list, > I want to report a serious bug with your compiler and > source code editor: they don't accept negative numbers > (such as -1 or -2.5). I've helped myself with operations > like 0-1 which worked. But I think this bug should be solved. Oops, yes that's right (I've checked it, and saw that it really doesn't work) I'm going to fix it as soon as possible. Kind regards, Chris ================================================================== Hi, I'm a virus! please add me to your signature file, to help me spread! |
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From: Jan <jmu...@gm...> - 2000-10-01 09:53:33
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Hello! now, that it seems that I know how to use that mailing list, I want to report a serious bug with your compiler and source code editor: they don't accept negative numbers (such as -1 or -2.5). I've helped myself with operations like 0-1 which worked. But I think this bug should be solved. Thank you very much, Jan -- Sent through GMX FreeMail - http://www.gmx.net |
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From: Jan <jmu...@gm...> - 2000-10-01 09:47:09
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Hello viskprog developers, I've looked at http://dot.kde.org and I think you should announce your program there (many other programs did so also, didn't they?) Why not using a simple text like "Viskprog is ... (whatever)"? Greetings, Jan -- Sent through GMX FreeMail - http://www.gmx.net |
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From: Chris CP <cp...@vi...> - 2000-09-29 20:51:30
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Hi all, after I initially thought, that KDE's news-site http://dot.kde.org will mainly be for "important" news from around the KDE project, I see now that many projects, especially programming-language projects such as Kaptain or KBasic, uses that site to present themselves - and so I think we should do also ;-) [In contrast to projects like KBasic, VK is still usable for some purposes, and we need users] What do you think about it? Some suggestions for a short announcement, we could try to post there (call for [even] more developers and for users) Kind regards, Chris ================================================================== Hi, I'm a virus! please add me to your signature file, to help me spread! |
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From: Chris CP <cp...@vi...> - 2000-09-25 19:13:15
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Hi Chris,
On Mon, 25 Sep 2000, you wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I would be very interested in helping out with this project.
Great! Any help is very welcome, especially the help of KDE developers.
There are a lot of jobs to do; as a C++/Qt developer you will probably be
interested in one of the KDE parts: either the source code editor (which is
a modified version of KWrite) or the window/form editor ("new" code only).
Both projects currently runs with KDE/Qt 1.x, but we hope to port them to
v2 after the release of the next version (0.1.10).
Current tasks to be done in those sub projects: bug fixes (a lot!),
a lot of details in the window editor (if you want to, I can send you my
personal 2do list, but you will probably find a lot of things, yourself),
making the source code editor read the "function configuration module" (a file
that tells it, what pre-defined and user-defined functions are declared),
completing the integration of the KWrite code in the source code editor
(it should use more of KWrite's configuration-features, should display
all relevant information in the status bar, etc) ...
Naturally, the "library like class files" (the files that are used in every
VisKProg project, though it's not a library [so our users don't have to
install extra libs]) also are C++/KDE, and there is much work to put in
also. I admit, that these classes are in very bad style, and so I suggest
not to use too much of that code when re-writing them for KDE2.
I know, these few sentences are not enough for a developer who wants
to help with one of these sub projects; so please tell me, where you are
interested in so I'll tell you some more details about that specific sub
project.
> I currently have about a year of C++ expirence and have toyed with the qt
> libraries (1.44 and 2.1).
This should be really enough ;-)
> At anyrate, I have thought for a long time
> that linux needed a Visual Programming inviroment and feel that KDE is a
> good choice to make this happen.
Fine :-) I also thought so, when I started the project in early 1999, but
sometimes it seemed that the project was too large for me alone (which also
made me stop to develop it several times in the beginnings)
> I have just downloaded the package and will take a look at it.
>
> Thanks,
If you want to help us, we thank _you_ ;-) BTW, if you join the team,
you will also get such a nice @viskprog.org email address (great, isn't it?
;-) )
Kind regards,
Chris
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From: Chris CP <cp...@vi...> - 2000-09-10 09:07:16
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Hi all,
one of the great questions concerning the future of VisKProg is the
implementation of other target-platforms ("write once, export to everywhere").
One of the next versions (probably 0.1.11) will come at least with two
supported project types: KDE1 and KDE2.
But I think that it's now the right time to do some tests with completely
other project types - and initially I thought, that GNOME would be the
first candidate, followed by Java-applets (for homepages), but now I
have another idea: let's use WXWindows ( http://www.wxwindows.org ) instead
of GNOME;
WXWindows is a multi-platform C++-library, that (under Linux) uses
GKT look&feel (and therefore it works quite well with GNOME) but you
can also compile the program under MacOS (and M$ Windoze).
I don't know that library very well, but I've checked the docs and I hope
it wouldn't be so difficult (at least it's C++, like Qt/KDE).
What do you think? Would you prefer "real" GNOME or are you also
interested in Mac/Win exports?
Is someone interested in writing the new project template (or the one for
Java applets). Don't worry if the actual project isn't well-documented, just
ask me, and I'll explain you everything! (BTW, what's up Charles, not
interested ;-) ?)
Kind regards,
Chris
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From: VisKProg t. <te...@vi...> - 2000-09-02 16:52:13
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Hi,
the VisKProg mailing list has a new (shorter) alias:
dis...@vi...
You can still send mails to vis...@li...,
though we recommend to use the new alias, which also is the default
reply-to-address now.
THE VisKProg TEAM
(Chris)
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From: Chris CP <cp...@vi...> - 2000-09-02 16:34:05
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Hi Paul, On Sat, 02 Sep 2000, you wrote: > Hi Chris, > > I've been busy and haven't had a chance to play anymore lately. I have to > leave town to work for a week now too. I didn't grab 1.9 because I had the > CVS and thought it would be substantially the same. I'm still where I was > with it. I don't expect 0.1.9 to change your problem. We're going to look for it, as soon as you've more time, OK? Kind regards, Chris ================================================================== Hi, I'm a virus! please add me to your signature file, to help me spread! |
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From: Paul E. <pe...@ca...> - 2000-09-02 16:23:00
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On Sat, 02 Sep 2000, you wrote: > Hi all, > > everybody was able to compile/run VK 0.1.9? Fine. If not, you can still tell > me about your problems. > Otherwise we'll prepare for a feature-release 0.1.10. Hi Chris, I've been busy and haven't had a chance to play anymore lately. I have to leave town to work for a week now too. I didn't grab 1.9 because I had the CVS and thought it would be substantially the same. I'm still where I was with it. Regards, Paul --== Paul Evans ==-- pe...@ca... |
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From: Chris CP <cp...@vi...> - 2000-09-02 16:00:53
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Hi all, everybody was able to compile/run VK 0.1.9? Fine. If not, you can still tell me about your problems. Otherwise we'll prepare for a feature-release 0.1.10. Kind regards, Chris ================================================================== Hi, I'm a virus! please add me to your signature file, to help me spread! |
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From: Chris CP <cp...@vi...> - 2000-08-29 21:35:00
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Hi all, there's a little problem with the timestamps in the IDE of v0.1.9; some files have modification time in future (Aug 30); pleasse try touch * in every subdirectory of the IDE package, if you have problems with these bad timestamps. Kind regards, Chris ================================================================== Hi, I'm a virus! please add me to your signature file, to help me spread! |
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From: Chris CP <cp...@vi...> - 2000-08-28 00:27:05
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Hi all, v0.1.9 of VisKProg is finally out. Get it at http://www.viskprog.org/prog/019/kvkbase-0.1.9.tar.gz and http://www.viskprog.org/prog/019/kvkide-0.1.9.tar.gz Please download it, test it, and tell us whether it works ;-) I know, this version was aimed to be a bug fix version, and we even planned to freeze the code for a day, to increase it's stability. But we've added so many new features, that is simply isn't a bug fix version, and after all the version number shows you, that it is still an unstable release... But if the IDE doesn't compile on your machine or if some programs segfault on startup, please tell me. I promise you that I'll try my best to fix those fatal bugs and (if there were any) to release a REAL bug fix version in about a week or two... so PLEASE tell me (or another team member) if something's wrong... BTW: a "KWinEdit crashs when loading files" bug has been reported twice on Mandrake systems. Is there anyone, who has the same problem with another distribution? THE VisKProg TEAM (Chris) |
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From: Chris CP <cp...@vi...> - 2000-08-24 12:12:02
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Hi Charles, yeah, I`ve compiled that IDE package succesfully ;-) But it seems that me and the other VisKProg developers are the only persons who have done :-( Try to get a CVS snapshot, I believe that bug is fixed there. CVS anonymous access information are avaible at http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/viskprog BTW, we`re still looking for some programmers who may help us making VisKProg better (and providing an easy-to-learn KDE language for those, who don`t want to learn C++). So if you`re interested in... Please contact us! > Hi all, > I'm a KDeveloper who's now also joined in with VisKProg. Only catch is > I couldn't compile version 0.18 of VKIDE and I'm eagerly awaiting 0.19. > Would appreciate advice from anyone who has succesfully compiled 0.18 > so I can be checking it out while I wait. Looks like some recursive > warnings result in errors during the compilation. Kind regards, Chris ================================================================== Hi, I'm a virus! please add me to your signature file, to help me spread! |
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From: Charles K. <ck...@ma...> - 2000-08-24 11:20:22
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Hi all, I'm a KDeveloper who's now also joined in with VisKProg. Only catch is I couldn't compile version 0.18 of VKIDE and I'm eagerly awaiting 0.19. Would appreciate advice from anyone who has succesfully compiled 0.18 so I can be checking it out while I wait. Looks like some recursive warnings result in errors during the compilation. Regards, Charles. "Open Doors, break Windows!" |
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From: Chris CP <cp...@vi...> - 2000-08-23 13:22:24
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Hi Paul, I'm sorry, but I've simply forgotten to mention, that developer need three additional commands, then released packages do. For there is only a Makefile.am (the "father" of Makefile.in) and a configure.in you have to run: aclocal autoheader autoconf automake Then all files (./configure etc) you may need have been generated. I know, it was stupid from me, but I didn't think of it any more. BTW, all the ./CVS stuff is useless - even for us - but there's no need to remove it, just ignore these files! Kind regards, Chris ================================================================== Hi, I'm a virus! please add me to your signature file, to help me spread! |
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From: Paul E. <pe...@ca...> - 2000-08-23 03:37:51
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Hi again! Hope you really wanted feedback, seeing as this is my second post today :-) > For if you don't want to use CVS, or if don't have it installed on > your system, you may also download the daily tar-ball, generated > from the CVS: > http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cvstarballs/viskprog-cvsroot.tar.gz I copied and pasted the above link and: I don't know what you think is in the tarball, but it's not there! Having no clue about cvs other than a vague notion of rcs, I grabbed the above tarball. Also, I should point out that the newsletter said that > For if you don't want to use CVS, or if don't have it installed on > your system, you may also download the daily tar-ball, generated > from the CVS: I know I said that allready, but I'm just pointing it out. The clown show below is the result of being told I didn't need to have CVS installed on my system to use the tarball. Please don't say that anymore :-) Everything inside is appended with ',v' like cvs, so..... I took them off !! This took quite a while.... That was stupid, there's cvs stuff inside each file. Who knew? So, that was a waste of time, of course. Deleted and started again. Typed cvs at a prompt, but this did not help, but hey! remembered cervisia, tried that. Went and set up a CVSROOT envar, logged out and back in again. Tried cervisia some more. Read the other help in the menu and gave cvs init a shot. This worked. Tried cervisia some more. Managed to begin importing my entire home dir. Those labels really aren't that clear to newbies. Aborted this good sport. Tried again with the dirs from the tarball. Success!! Went and read the cvs docs some more. Tried to checkout visk module and it worked! Now I find all the files are still cvs. Look into my CVSROOT and see they are all ,v,v. Sigh. Delete everything and start again. Just copy the dirs from the undone tarball into my CVSROOT and type cvs checkout dirnames and NOW it works. :-) I am now all happy! Now I compile and install the base. Things go well, but I notice suspicious 1.8's here and there. Now I go into the ide. No configure. I read through the files. I read in the configure.in file that I should use autoconf. Used that, but it gave it as standard out. Confused (again). Read the --help for autoconf and found it hates args. OK. run again without args. Makes a configure! Happy again. So, ./configure. chunka chunka chunka. Type make and : -> no targets. sed was looking for a Makefile.in, but I didn't have one. Cloned the Makefile.am into Makefile.in in the hope that it might help. Did it again. No errors, but Same results. I have now given up on it again for a while. All the datestamps are in the file are still May. Just like it says at source forge everything's older than 3 months. I'm writing you all this, just so that you know how helpless some of your audience really is. Maybe it's of some use to you when writing visk. Maybe good for a laugh anyway. I still really want to try viskprog out. Now, I wonder where the tarball I was after from the newsletter is? One good thing: now that I've set up cvs I can try that in different places in the future. Regards, Paul --== Paul Evans ==-- pe...@ca... |
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From: Paul E. <pe...@ca...> - 2000-08-23 01:03:07
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On Tue, 22 Aug 2000, you wrote: > Dear VisKProg developer, > for me to write) - if most of you think so, I'll immediately break with that > new manner... Thank-you. I like to see this in my mailbox! I sometimes wonder if anythings going on.... by just looking at source forge. I am one of those who can't compile 1.8, so I haven't even got to use it yet. I'm really looking forward to 1.9 I'm going to try to grab the snapshot from cvs. I didn't know there was one. I thought I needed to be running cvs in order to use it. When I look in cvs the files all seem to say they are old. I'm sure I don't understand just how it works then. > III) KDE: 1.x versus 2pre > ================= > I haven't gone to kde2.0 yet and I'll probably wait for a couple of months after it is released - just because things have been so happy and stable for nearly a year on my computer I hate to change...wait for the major bugs to shake out. I have seen it at a friends house, but he also 're-installs' like once a week for various reasons, not only bleeding edge kde snaps. It looks nice though. I wouldn't let nervous, conservative types like myself stop you from moving to kde2 after 1.9 Why duplicate the effort for just a few? We will move eventually. Also, a Viskprog 2.0 that won't work with kde2.0 would be confusing, no? Nice to have the numbers match up like that. I think it's the perfect time for you guys to move to kde2.0 Regards, Paul --== Paul Evans ==-- pe...@ca... |
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From: VisKProg t. <te...@vi...> - 2000-08-23 00:19:04
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Dear VisKProg developer,
Dear VisKProg user,
VK version 0.1.9 will be out soon, and yet nearly nobody really knows about
the things, that have changed since the previous version. So I thought, it
could be nice to send (from time to time) a newsletter over our discussion
list, to keep you up-to-date. Therefore you now received the first issue
of our "VisKProg newsletter"; please tell me if you like this idea, or whether
you think that such newsletters are just a waste of time (for you to read and
for me to write) - if most of you think so, I'll immediately break with that
new manner...
Now, enjoy it...
THE VisKProg TEAM
(Chris)
######################## VOLUME 1 ########################
I) VK 0.1.9 release
II) CVS access for everyone and daily CVS tar-balls
III) KDE1 or KDE2 ?
I) Next VisKProg release 0.1.9
=======================
After a long break (nearly all team members, including me, had not
so much time during a looooong period) we plan to release v0.1.9
the next weekend (at least I hope so).
The version focuses on bug fixes, but there are also a lot of
improvements, among them a lot of new function calls, a
new "project manager", which is written in VisKProg,
as a replacement for the "project management HTML front-end",
and - last but not least - full syntax checking support in the
source code editor.
Maybe, we'll also have basic menu bar support, at least with
a File/Quit menu and a complete help menu. But this is
only sensible, if Topi finishes his documentation generator in
time. For that tool isn't integrated in the CVS tree, yet we
may possibly fail to get it in before the release.
Unfortunately many people had problems to compile the
0.1.8-IDE package, due to some warnings that turned into
errors on some machines. I hope, that we have fixed these problems,
but it still would be a great help, if you could test the actual
CVS snapshot...
II) CVS access and daily VK tar-balls at Source-Forge
=========================================
As you may know, VisKProg also has a project site at Source-Forge,
a great service for freeware projects. There, we also have our own
CVS tree...
If you want to check out the latest development snapshot of VK
from the CVS, enter
cvs -d:pserver:ano...@cv...:/cvsroot/viskprog login
(when asked for a password, just press enter!)
cvs -z3 -d:pserver:ano...@cv...:/cvsroot/viskprog
co .
(<-one line. First cd into the directory, where you want the CVS to
be stored on your local computer)
For if you don't want to use CVS, or if don't have it installed on
your system, you may also download the daily tar-ball, generated
from the CVS:
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cvstarballs/viskprog-cvsroot.tar.gz
Most of the bug fixes and many improvements of version 0.1.9
are already avaible there. And you can help making VisKProg
better: just compile your CVS snapshot and tell us, whether it
worked - or simply tell us your wishes for future versions.
III) KDE: 1.x versus 2pre
=================
I'm sure you've already heard about the upcoming new
(and really great) KDE version 2. And of the incompatibility
between KDE 1.x and KDE 2.0...
The VisKProg-generated programs are not really concerned by
this version step, for VisKProg is flexible enough to "export"
it's projects to several environments (KDE2 will probably be
supported in v0.1.10).
But our VisKProg IDE (i.e. the source code editor and KWinEdit)
must decide, which version to support. They can either work
with KDE2 or with KDE1.x, not with both. I know that most people
still are using KDE1.x but on the other hand, VisKProg 0.1.9
will probably be the last version that will be released before
the final KDE 2.0 release. And so, if we continue to make
the VisKProg IDE KDE1-software, it is already obsolete when
we release it... We may either port the VK IDE to KDE2, directly
after releasing v0.1.9, or we may still wait and still release
a (stable) v0.2.0 before switching to KDE2.
I really don't know, how to proceed - so please discuss the
pros and cons with me, then we could make our decision together :-)
WE REALLY _NEED_ YOUR (USER-) FEEDBACK AT THIS POINT
(it doesn't help at all if we decide to go with KDE2 and then nobody
uses the new IDE)
Visit the VisKProg web site http://www.viskprog.org !
You are always welcome to contact the VisKProg team <te...@vi...>.
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From: Chris CP <cp...@vi...> - 2000-08-22 01:15:45
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Hi all, I've been looking for bugs in the VK class collection which resulted in prooving my opinion that the whole "library" - at least VKWidget and "friend" VKTop - must undergo a complete rewrite, i.e. we have to remove and rewrite them completely. For I don't want to do this job myself I wanted to ask you for doing so. The job has a litte time, we may even release 0.2 without that rewrite, but then it should happen. I'm asking you all, for these classes are "a part of it's own", you does not absolutely need to know, what (most of) the other classes are for - and after you've removed them, you can write your own code without checking mine. The only condition: the API (only two function calls) must remain the same, and the classes must work efficient (quick) and stable. If you're interested in helping us, please contact me (even if you're not _sure_ whether you're really going to do it, OK?) Kind regards, Chris ================================================================== Hi, I'm a virus! please add me to your signature file, to help me spread! |
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From: topi <web...@vi...> - 2000-05-19 10:57:13
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Hi friends of VisKProg,
Chris CP <cp...@vi...> wrote:
>IMO, the following things need to be done, before we can release
>a (nearly) stable v0.2.0:
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> * Syntax checking in the source code editor (==>0.1.9 ?)
I think it's not so important! Syntax checking can be implemented after the version 0.2.0.
> * Drawing functions (drawPoint, drawLine, drawCircle, ...)
> (==>0.1.10 ?)
IMHO that can be implemented for v0.1.9. Hurry up, Christoph ;-)!
>Something to add to the list?
I think sound and video support would be useful. What do you think about it?
>Then please tell me, what's (of the following) is most important:
> * GNOME support ("export project as...")
> * Java applet support
> * More stability
> * More "technical" functions
> * Multimedia functions
IMO more stability and java applet support are most important.
topi
(webmaster)
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