Isaiah Beerbower wrote: > On 12/10/07, Fred Kiefer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> Isaiah Beerbower wrote: >>> I have an almost complete implementation working with the cairo back >>> end. Should I create a new branch for it under /libs/back/branches? >>> This is my first contribution to GNUstep, which is why I ask. >> The first thing you need to do is of course to assign the copyright to >> the FSF :-) >> After that you should be able to get write access to the SVN repository. > > I've already done both. > >> Whether we need a separate branch for this change depends on the amount >> of code that changes and on how stable the change is in the beginning. I >> prefer to work on the trunk, so that people will actually test the >> changes I make. But this is only advisable if you are willing to correct >> any problems very fast. > > Currently I have made changes in only three classes > (CairoFontEnumerator, CairoFaceInfo, & CairoFontInfo) and I've tested > it in several situations already and consider it stable. > > The reason I asked is because you said "I would prefer to see code, > before I judge on it". Shall I put it in trunk then? >
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