Re: [WebMacro-user] org.webmacro.lib

[Lane S. <la...@op...>]

Hi Marcel,

Both mailing lists are active. I would say that right now we would like 
to bake 2.0.

If you could follow Keat's guidance about relating methods within 
existing tools, that would be great. I am sure they will be useful. You 
can use the dev list if it is strictly a dev tool.

I may commit as well an eCommerce tool for things like PayPal buttons 
and some payment presentment (credit card fields, date values, names), 
so your date tool would be handy as well.

thanks,

Lane

marcel.huijkman wrote:

> This seems okay to me.
>
> I would do it the way you suggest.
> So if you have got a datetool allready, please send it to me.
> I will sort out what can go in.
>
> Write a final suggestion and then wait for a week or so if
> somebody votes agains it.
>
> (I don't know if I should do this via this mailinglist, or is
> webmacro-dev still active?)
>
> -Marcel-
>
> Keats Kirsch wrote:
>
>> Sounds like some good stuff.  I'd suggest trying to group related 
>> utility functions together.  The date related functions might go into 
>> a DateTool.  (I've got one of those laying around somewhere.)  The 
>> generate could be added to the TextTool.  (I think there is already a 
>> formatDate there.)
>>
>> We used to have a pretty strict process for getting things accepted 
>> into the core.  I don't know who wants to have a say anymore, but it 
>> might be good to just let us know what you are going to commit where 
>> before you do it, in case someone objects.
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
>> Keats
>>
>> marcel.huijkman wrote:
>>
>>> I have stuff like:
>>>
>>> calcDate - where you can calculate a new date based on a date plus 
>>> or minus a given period
>>>                 like you can add 2 months to the given date or 2 
>>> days etc.
>>>
>>> calcDays - for calculating the days between 2 dates
>>>
>>> delay - delays the servlet fro a number of seconds
>>>
>>> formatDate - formats a date in a given java-format
>>>
>>> formatDecimal - formats a number in a given java-format
>>>
>>> generate - Generate a string a number of times
>>>
>>> and so on......
>>>
>>> I now have them in an UtilTool and can call them by $Util.calcDate()
>>> (as an example)
>>> but perhaps it is nicer to share some of those little handy things
>>> with the other WebMacro users.
>>>
>>> (I even could make some wiki-pages about them, if I had wiki-access,
>>> but I don't remember.)
>>>
>>> Hope this is enough.
>>>
>>> I could make all diverent classes based on the ContextAutoLoader or
>>> make them in a UtilTool kind of solution.
>>>
>>> Some of those functionalities use some library code of mine, and
>>> that would be nice to put in a lib-directory of some kind.
>>>
>>> So I saw the lib-directory and since it exists, perhaps could be
>>> open for use.
>>>
>>> Who can/will tell me?
>>>
>>> ##
>>> ## usefull ending
>>> ##
>>> $GreetingsFrom('Marcel');
>>>
>>>
>>> Keats Kirsch wrote:
>>>
>>>> This is an old directory that is not in use.  Let us know what you 
>>>> have and we can talk about where to put it.
>>>>
>>>> Keats
>>>>
>>>> marcel.huijkman wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Question:
>>>>>
>>>>> Is this an old directory or has it been setup for future usage?
>>>>>
>>>>> (I want to check stuff in based on some library stuff, and this
>>>>> seems a logical place to me.)
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