Le Lundi 05 Septembre 2005 16:48, Jürgen Schmidt a écrit : > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Jürgen, > There is a lot of work and Cedric and Fintan have done the first steps > in the right direction. True ! > I am currently working on a code skeleton generator which should be used > later from this integrations to produce some code. The advantage of this > approach is that we generate always the same code (independent of the > used IDE), it is easier to change if we need changes because of internal > changes, improvements or maybe better helper classes and that we can use > it for C++ as well. That's a nice idea ! > The IDE integrations would collect the necessary info, run the code > generator and configure the projects that a component after finishing > the wiazrd would be buidable and deployable out of the box. In a second > step the developer would exchange the default method bodies with useful > implementations. > In the future we can think about more specialized wizards and of course > this can include filter wizards. > > However your propositions are interesting: this could be very useful to > > manage XSL filters, or generate the package for an add-on. This simply > > takes a lot of time that I do not have for the moment. School will begin > > after the OOoCon2005 and I'll have much less time (even tought I want to > > spare some times with girlfriend (I don't know how to say fiancée in > > english :-()) > > > >>To continue your effort, it would be nice to have the same for C++ or > >> Python with KDevelop ! Some volunteers ? > > > > This can even be done with Eclipse: I just do not have much time to > > understand the C++ and Python plugins. The last one is not as good as the > > Java or C++ one, however, it could helps. > > From my point of view we should focus on the most important languages > and that are for me C++ and Java. But of course if there are volunteers ;-) Is there already work done on the C++ part for Eclipse ? I noticed an other project related to the Google SOC : Kde-Eclipse. http://kde-eclipse.pwsp.net/index.php Maybe some work could be share like the integration with tools like Valgring in Eclipse. Cheers, Pierre-Andre -- StarXpert - www.starxpert.fr e-mail : [EMAIL PROTECTED] --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
