I don't know what's so wrong with the solution. I'm really sure you
don't want the same layout in the contributed folder as in the qooxdoo
directories itself. For example you normally don't need each
contribution for your application. Also some contributions are more
stable than others. Some of them modifies appearance themes or includes
diffs for qooxdoo files. I really don't know how we should handle this.
In my opinion the progress of the contributed folder itself can be
optimized. If each contributor updates and develops the contributed
folder, I think they should be stable enough after some weeks for the
core of qooxdoo. But currently I don't see which of them fulfill this
requirement. I ask you all, what's so bad to manually include the files
of the contributed folder in your documents? The most of them are really
small. You can use them without compression, too. I don't think that any
build-system needs to respect them. But this is just my opinion. I think
this could be also understood as a incentive for the contributors to
develop their stuff even further so we can discuss about the inclusion
to the real qooxdoo tree.
Sebastian
Christian Boulanger schrieb:
Wouldn't it make more sense if the qooxdoo developers prescribed a
directory layout for the contributed folder which mirrored the qooxdoo
directory, and if there would be a build_with_contributed.sh script
which then makes a build version with all contributed widgets? Then
everybody who works on widgets can leave the scripts in place in their
own qooxdoo checkout, and occasionally can update the copy in the
contributed folder.
But please, please, please don't start any discussion about SVN access
and so on, we had that already, we did not go anywhere with this. I am
just interested in a good solution.
Sebastian, wouldn't that be possible?
Christian
Marco LOMBARDO schrieb:
Kent,
a small README, or sh/bat script that moves files around when
contribution is not checkout&play will cost 1 minute to you and save 1
hour to newbies... like me.
Bye.
Mar
On 4/13/06, Simon Bull <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Marco LOMBARDO <mar9000 <at> gmail.com> writes:
however you need also to copy gif in
source/themes/widgets/windows/arrows/. Now is working.
A newbie like me think: why should I put images in
widgets/windows/arrows/ if source code contains widgets/arrows/ ?
Thanks for the pointer Marco :)
I now have the SplitPane working too; though I commented out the
buttons since
they are not working properly. Thanks Kent, SplitPane is a great
widget!
Simon
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