Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
"Abdelrazak" == Abdelrazak Younes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Abdelrazak> Andre Poenitz wrote:
The main problem is that new features (aka "multiple views") crop
up faster than the core can provided the necessary infrastructure,
leading to a mess of 'fixes' just to make it work. The the
feature's developer leaves, nobody understands the code anymore and
why a particular 'fix' was needed and what a real solution might
look like.
Abdelrazak> OK, you win Andre, I am fad up with your repetitive,
Abdelrazak> unfounded attacks. You obviously don't know what you are
Abdelrazak> talking about.
Abdel, please cool down. The fact that Andre states thing in his
inimitable everyday-is-a-friday tone does not mean that there is no
truth in it.
I confirm: there is no truth in what Andre is saying. Andre is
suggesting that I am putting bad uncommented and ununderstable code in
order to fix my pet feature. This is wrong: my main contribution to LyX
beside the qt4 frontend is precisely *cleanup* of the mess that was in
there. So yes, Andre should shut up instead of talking nonsense. The
harm is done anyway.
This is not specially against you, but the "no problem
I'll make it work with this new patch" approach is not always the best
way to answer to a more fundamental discussion on a feature.
I was always open to discussion and you know that.
Abdel.
