Thank you Bogdan for the time spent answering, I'm not going to apply. Let me say, I'm using another UML tool in Eclipse because of its UML2 compliance: it has revealed to be not so good (except graphically)... I'm really thinking you are doing a good project instead. So, good work and thank you again.
Sincerely, Marco 2008/3/24, Bogdan Ciprian Pistol <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Hi Marco, > > > On Mon, Mar 24, 2008 at 8:15 PM, Marco Teoli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > About this requirements: > > # Eclipse Plugin Development Environment (PDE) > > # Standard Widget Toolkit (SWT) / JFace > > I've never wrote an Eclipse plugin, so I haven't made any knowledge > about > > PDE and I haven't used SWT before (I used Swing for some projects). > > I need to know how much important these requirements are to you (right > > now... obviously I will learn what I need!). > > The ArgoEclipse project requires at least basic PDE and SWT/JFace > knowledge. > > > > I've seen there's some links to documentation about SWT, GEF, PDE in > your > > application idea. > > The documentation is there to be a quick reference and a helping guide > if someone wants to go deeper in SWT, GEF, PDE, etc. > If this technology interests you, I suggest you the books mentioned. > > > > Another doubt is about the number of improvement suggestions, it seems > hard > > to make all these points in three months. > > In a first view, just about five of these points seems big enough (of > sure, > > I may be wrong... I haven't made yet a careful viewing of code and > > documentation :( ). > > These are only suggestions, you can take your pick and choose > any/some/all of them or come up with new suggestions. > > > > This would be my proposal, to accomplish these tasks incrementally > (starting > > a new task when another has been finished... except eventually the > testing > > phase) and setting a priority for each of them. I would be glad of > having > > any informations about time planning... > > You have to make your own time planning. > > > > If I will apply, I would expect to (try to) do my work in a software > > engineering manner. This would be amazing. I've just seen ArgoUML has a > > great documentation. I read ArgoEclipse uses most of the main ArgoUML > > code... but how about the way it is designed? Can you give me some > > indications to know about its design? Is it also described somewhere in > the > > ArgoUML cookbook? > > ArgoEclipse uses the core ArgoUML functionality the same way Ant UI is > using Ant core in Eclipse (you know the Eclipse Ant plugin, don't > you?) > > > > > > Thank you for your attention, > > Marco > > > Good luck, > > Bogdan > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >
