Hi Simon,

you do realize that Qx 1.0 is out? As its relatively close to the 0.8 line,
I'd recommend to migrate to 1.0.

I assume that you used the Qx migration script? Most likely that the best
you can do for automating the process. I'd assume that of the >1,000 lines
of qx.legacy in your code a lot of them will have the same underlying
reason. I'd not be surprised if at least some of them can be handled by
search/replace in your editor or (a bit more powerful) with a "skript" along
the line

        perl -p -i -e 's/some_regexp/replacement/'

In a (not that large) migration project I was very happy with the Qx
approach of being able to run the old application with the help of the
qx.legacy class and just migrate step by step. Sometimes I thought
afterwards I could have used bigger steps in making the transition for
efficiency.

Good luck and best regards,
Fritz

On Sun, 17 Jan 2010, waysoftheearth wrote:

> Hello List,
>
> I am looking at migrating a reasonably large project up to Qx 0.8.  In a
> development sandbox we have migrated 435 js source files from 0.6 to 0.7.
> Given that took several weeks of effort (and still requires polish), the
> migration from 0.7 to 0.8 looks daunting.  There are well over 1,000
> occurrences of "qx.legacy" in the migrated 0.7 source code, for example,
> each requiring manual attention.
>
> I wonder if anyone on the list can offer any advice as to an efficient
> migration strategy?  Has anyone built/used any particular tools that make
> facilitate the process?
>
> Thanks,
> Simon

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