I noticed we crossed paths over the ether!
Shane and I will implement everything we've brought up. We're setup
so we'll be able to submit patches against the RDC dev trunk. Still
need to check out the new bugzilla presence, but that shouldn't be a
problem. We're going to bounce quite a few design ideas around on
the list, both as a sanity check and also in an attempt to make
enhancements we need useful for the library themselves. Please
challenge the need for things we bring up, as well as the
implementation. We're doing the same on our end.
Btw, I really wish there were a bitkeeper-like way of comparing
between svn repositories...any suggestions on this would be much
appreciated. Right now I've made a local svn copy of the current RDC
trunk. We're making changes against our local copy, and can generate
patches against that. But obviously that breaks down over time as
RDCs evolve - assuming not all of our patches make it in that is ;-)
Stu
On Aug 3, 2005, at 10:18 PM, Rahul P Akolkar wrote:
Stu Robertson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 08/03/2005 11:07:24 PM:
This provides a nice hook for all sorts of things developers might
want to do when a grammar is matched. One of the challenges we're
bumping into is that without this sort of hook, "app space" is quite
limited to functionality directly implemented in the base RDCs. This
approach is appealing because it makes adding "earcons" trivial (in
the simple case; we're using it with dynamic config files with earcon
includes), and extending RDCs with custom behaviors possible (per-
instance client-side validation for instance...or again generalized
in app-space through config file includes, as we intend).
Anyway, since it's optional and adds needed flexibility it at least
fits the general description of things that are nice to support in a
framework like RDCs. We've bounced around different approaches, and
this one seems interesting to us. We're very interested in input.
Just replied to the original email in this thread, this will be a good
addition. Would you (or Shane) like to sketch up a list of tasks/
changes
w.r.t to the code? We can then divide up the work, so it'll get done
sooner.
Stu
-Rahul
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