I must admit i havent code digging too much into clutter but as it is
the bindings are all ok for what i've tested ;)
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No dia 2008/10/15, às 05:16, Emmanuele Bassi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
escreveu:
On Tue, 2008-10-14 at 23:40 +0100, Jan Jokela wrote:
You can grab pyclutter from trunk.
As far as I know it is maintained, it's more of a thing about ebassi
kind-of hating the python bindings.
oh, I don't *hate* the python bindings. ;-P I just don't like the
misery
they're imposing on me on every release cycle.
I'm also apparently unable to understand the lack of feedback or
testing
for a binding that supposedly many people are using - considering the
questions on IRC and on this very mailing list. I try releasing stable
bindings if I know they are stable: no major bug/crasher, locked
dependencies and API stable; if nobody reports anything on SVN trunk
it
either means the code is perfect or that everyone is still using 0.6.
now, for the former: I might be good, but I'm not *that* good. so it
must be the latter, which really bugs me because it means that I'll
always have to make two releases of the python bindings: 0.<even>.0
for
testing and 0.<even>.1 to fix the issues and maybe even change the
API -
because nobody bothered giving back feedback on trunk. by the way:
there
is a reason if I use a public revision control system, so that people
can check out what the hell am I doing.
in any case, I finally came to the realization that this is all fine
by
me: if this is what python developers expect far be it from me not to
give them what they want.
ciao,
Emmanuele.
Jan.
On Tue, Oct 14, 2008 at 11:27 PM, "Frédéric Van der Essen"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,
It seems that the latest python bindings are for clutter 0.6.2
only.
Is pyclutter still maintained ? When is the next release
planned ?
Thanks, Fred.
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