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Re: [FR-devel] Moving Towards a First Release
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Laurent Julliard |
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Re: [FR-devel] Moving Towards a First Release |
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Wed, 10 Jul 2002 09:07:01 +0200 |
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Curt Hibbs wrote:
With the incredible work that Laurent has done on FreeRIDE lately, I would
say we are getting close to having something we could release as an early
alpha.
Here's what I think need to be done before we can make such a release (feel
free to add your own opinion):
Must Have:
- Syntax highlighting
I already have syntax highlighting working here with fxscintilla 1.46.2
- Integrate Nishio Mizuho's source browser
Nishio can work on the reshaping of the class browser to make it a FR
plugin but I think that before rreleasing the the first alpha version we
shoudl have the DockBar/DockPane plugins in place which will allow us to
plug visual plugin on the left/right/bottom (west/east/south) of the
main editing window.
The reason I'm pushing on that one is because I expect most of the
future plugins to somehow show up in one of these and it would be nice
to have something in place to welcome these extensions.
This is what I'm currently working on.
- Fix the Window's threading problem
For sure :-)
- Thorough testing
Should Have:
- Debugger
- Add unit tests to the source code
Would be Nice:
- A simple "gettext" like facility for
rudimentary internationalization.
The reason I include the source browser in the Must Have category is that
this is a feature that will really set FreeRIDE apart from the competition.
Nishio, is the source browser in state where we can use it?
We need some more people to jump in and take on some of this work. I'm
working, initially, on solving the Windows threading problem. If that goes
quickly, then I will pick up some other well, or update the documentation on
the wiki (as I had promised several weeks ago).
After our initial release, I would see some of us working on basic IDE
features while others work on the higher-end stuff (like refactoring
support, pair programming support, etc).
Curt
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