Thanks for all your input. I have spent the last few days putting together framework/infrastructure, and have something that compiles and runs, but doesn't do anything remotely useful.
Given that, at what point should the discussion begin about making me a committer (at least to this directory branch), and checking in the code so that 1) people can see what's going on and jump in if desired, 2) I get better VC than my local CVS? Some Apache copyright headers and Javadoc need to be applied to some classes, but it is certainly in a "doesn't barf" state. Here's what the directory structure looks like so far (if you are interested). jakarta-ant/src/antidote jakarta-ant/src/antidote/org/apache/tools/ant/gui jakarta-ant/src/antidote/org/apache/tools/ant/gui/resources jakarta-ant/src/antidote/org/apache/tools/ant/gui/event jakarta-ant/src/antidote/org/apache/tools/ant/gui/util jakarta-ant/src/antidote/org/apache/tools/ant/gui/command jakarta-ant/src/antidote/docs It's currently around 25 classes, many stubbed out. There are currently no external dependencies (other than ant ;-) ) It does require JDK 1.2 (I'm using Swing and collections). Thanks, Simeon --- James Duncan Davidson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: <snip> > Just go into a separate package - that should be > protection enough. > > > -- > James Duncan Davidson > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > !try; do() > ===== Mustard Seed Software mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? From homework help to love advice, Yahoo! Experts has your answer. http://experts.yahoo.com/
