Am 27.10.10 03:39, schrieb Josimpson Ocaba:
----- "Lars Corneliussen"<[email protected]> wrote:
Hi,
* Support for other Languages for Visual Studio (Spanish,German,
etc... )
I have already done some work on supporting other languages in Visual
Studio.
That would require NPanday to handle satelite assemblies, though.
Since I'll write an article on NPanday for a German magazine I have to
get it working in a German VS, anyway. But if you have time to work on
it - even better.
BTW, I also started to refactor the Addin module to "command pattern"
for UI-actions.
I cherry-picked my old 1.2-commit and reapplied it to the current
trunk
- but without checking if it works.
Maybe you can at least extract the ideas.
Sure, we will try it out but I must say I'm not at all familiar with the german
language. I'm ok with adding this in for 2.0 since it has been awhile that some
of our users have requested for other languages to be supported. :)
Well, someone has to map all the needed commands. First thing to do is
to extract all english command names to resources.
Or to refactor to a "real" addin, where we can access commands by their
ids.... but that would be a quite big refactoring.
You can download a svn-based patch here:
http://lcorneliussen.de/utils/git-svn/github.com/lcorneliussen/npanday/tree/v2.0-GermanAddIn
It's based on following git branch:
http://github.com/lcorneliussen/npanday/tree/v2.0-GermanAddIn
Hope that helps.
-Lars
Am 26.10.10 08:25, schrieb Josimpson Ocaba:
Hi Everyone,
Here are some of the originally listed mile stones for 2.0
1) Removal of the UAC (so that NPanday will be more maven-like since
it will have only one repository)
2) Support for VS 2010 and .Net 4.0
3) Refactor .net source code especially Addin module
We have #'s 1& 2 Done and We would like to ask if you think we
should add more for NPanday 2.0
like;
* Removal of the RDF Repository Implementation
* Other Project Types to support
* Support for other Languages for Visual Studio (Spanish,German,
etc... )
We are aiming for more features and a better user experience. Please
feel free to add your inputs
Thanks,
