Hi Vasie, > Unfortunately, testing a library or another depends on an immediate > need of a user. Many don't have the required hardware or time, or > health but that don't mean is not useful for someone. People who are able to use and comment on the subject are also able to contribute IMO, if they give priority to this. So I don't buy the 'I can't' argument. On the other hand: everybody can set it's own priorities and decide not to contribute. That's okay. However be prepared for some response if you often suggest work to be executed you could do yourself...
> And more to the subject. You said you reverted your modifications... > why you didn't immortalized them? How? Posting them on a HTML page > with your way of work, explaining how and why are useful for you. This > is a very precious "thing". I close the subject by saying I've posted on the list a few times on this subject and the rest in SVN, so feel free to dig into this if you think it is 'precious'. And since I prefere programming over documentation, I won't be posting HTML pages and explain stuff unless I have a special interest in the subject. > Don't expect an immediate feedback or acceptance. You are right if it is subject I have choosen myself. In this case there was a message 'there is something wrong, this is important to me since it affects the progress of my project, please help', I spent a few evenings on this and came up with a basic sollution that could be extended to the whole libraries and asked to take a look and to judge if this would be a good sollution. I would expect at least some response within 3 months. But that's not the point. The point is that there was untested software and I had either to judge, test and extend it myself or revert it. I did the last, amongst others since it is no software I would use and thus have no strong opinion about it. > you are a teacher if I understood well No, I am not... Joep -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "jallib" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/jallib?hl=en.
