Le vendredi 11 juillet 2008, Xavier Hanin a écrit : > Hi, > > As you may already know I'm currently working on Ivybeans [1], a kind of > IvyDE for Netbeans for which we have won a grant from Sun [2]. > > In this plugin I need to implement features very similar to what has been > done in IvyDE, like code completion for Ivy files. I also need to implement > some features which are not currently supported by IvyDE like settings > files code completion, or a way to easily add dependencies to an existing > Ivy file. > > These features are somewhat IDE agnostic (or at least can be based on > common roots), and I think it would benefit both community and all users if > we shared what can be shared. So I consider refactoring some code in IvyDE > (especially code used for code completion) to make it reusable (actually > I've already done the refactoring...).
Can I have a look to that new package ? In fact I was asking myself if a such refactoring could be integrated into Ivy. > I'd move this code to a > org.apache.ivyde.common package, which could be used by any IDE plugin > developer. The next step would be to move this package in a separate > module, so that other plugin developers can use it without embedding the > whole eclipse plugin. Then I could add new features to this common package, > which would ease the reuse of work I do for Netbeans plugin in eclipse > plugin. > > So, do you think it makes sense to do that? Any objection? No objection on the idea of sharing common code. The question is then how. Nicolas --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
