Hi, Gregory. Thank you for the good words.
Could you please send me changes (GDB support) before committing into SVN? I plan to finish editor related items (wishes, bugs). It would be great to include initial GDB support into 0.5.0 release. P.S.: Do you have source (svg, xcf) of images you've committed into PC? Or images with bigger sizes? Could you please send them to me? Thank you. On 9/17/07, Gregory John Casamento <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Sergii, > > I would like to say, after looking at the architectural improvements that > have been made to PC, that I'm really impressed. > > I like the modules approach as it allows you to separate out functionality > into manageable pieces. It's very much like the palette approach in Gorm. > > I am currently working on a number of things in gui, PC and Gorm: > > * GUI: margins -- Mac OS X has borders which are slightly different from > GNUstep. Margins are left over for drop shadows and such. This work is > more than what was originally thought. > > * PC: Addition of the debugger interaction module. Currently, I am > working on one which is GDB specific. Also adding the code which supports > some minimal messaging to and from Gorm to allow it to notify PC when a > resource has been added. > > * Gorm: Corresponding changes here for PC integration. This involves the > implementation of things in the GormLib/InterfaceBuilder library which were, > previously, unimplemented or only protocols. > > For integration with PC we need to think about having PC link with GormLib > or, at the very least, have it use some of the code from GormLib to allow it > to use the protocols that it defines. > > Anyway... those are my current projects in GNUstep and my thoughts on the > subject. > > Later, GJC > -- > Gregory Casamento > > ----- Original Message ---- > From: Sergii Stoian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: [email protected] > Sent: Sunday, September 16, 2007 6:51:59 PM > Subject: Re: New ProjectCenter Icons > > Hello, everybody. > > Let me express my thoughts about ProjectCenter development > in context of current discussion. > PC architecture still evolving and aimed to be organized in context of > "Integrated" development > environment. What I mean by "Integrated"? As Daniel Santos have already > said ProjectCenter > should be a code which organize project files (code, make files, images, > interfaces etc.) and > provide ability to edit code files, build project, debug application or > tool. Ability can be bundled > with application or can be separated into other application/tool. > > All parts, except project organization, must be modules. This modules can > be activated during > work with project (if user selects defaults to work with project) or can > be left along in favor > of user preferred. The modular approach allow to reach several targets: > > 1. It allows to create application wrappers around modules. So if you > want, for example, editor > to work with your code you can use PCEditor application without > invoking ProjectCenter itself. > > 2. > Somebody can write better parts of PC without changing PC itself. So, you can > create > better code > editor as module and select it through PC preferences. If you want to work in > some way with GORM files you can create module and specific view will be > opened on click > > within project browser. > > Moreover, I'm not satisfied with current PC framework contents. I'll plan > to move GUI code to the > upper level (PC application) and leave only project organizing > code inside. Builder, Launcher/Debugger > will be moved to modules section. Preferences, Inspector, Project Window > will be the part of PC > application. > > So this is a plans for future. Everything I need is free time for that... > :( > > Anyway, the faster I finish architectural changes the earlier will be Gorm > integration. > > -- > Sergii Stoian, ProjectCenter maintainer > > -- Sergii Stoian, ProjectCenter maintainer
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