On Wednesday 25 August 2010 20:34:43 Zoltan Padrah wrote: > > I merged your master and tested it. It crashes, when starting with a > > session containing opened files. This is, because the simulatormanager > > isn’t initialized. So in main.cpp the manager needs to be initialized > > before the core. (i. e. 3 lines above) This could cause trouble in the > > future, though, when the simulatormanager needs the core to be running. > > But I don’t see this use-case, yet. > > It's strange that this crash never happened to me. The > simulatormanager eventually will become a plugin, so in my opinion it > will never depend on the core. :) As I said, this just happened, when during initialization of the core a document was opened (which triggers loading of the basic_ec plugin, which needs the SimulatorManager to be created). Funny bug, but easy to spot, if you know where to hunt it.
> > Before merging your branch, I’d like another thing sorted out. There’s a > > lot of trailing-whitespace in your code. > > I've removed all the whitespace from the source files, by using the > command: > > find . -type f -exec sed -i 's/ *$//' '{}' ';' > > and adding the results to the repository. In theory there shouldn't > exist any more trailing whitespace under the src/ subdirectory. Ok, I need to check wether this produces any conflicts, because it touches quite a few files. But it’s good for now. > Note that this isn't a final merge to master -- I have merged the > branches because I needed the new document model interface > definitions. In the current state, the simulator still isn't > implemented. By this merged, I wanted to avoid bigger issues, which > could appear in later merges. Sounds reasonable. I also just wanted to point these things out. It’s something we (developers) should be aware of. For users this won’t matter. > To sum up: no more trailing whitespace, the document model interface > is now better and there is still a lot of work to do on the simulator. <cartman>Sweeeet!</cartman> bye then julian
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