On Thursday, March 08, 2012 at 3:20 AM, Sébastien Brisard
wrote:
>
>Hi,
>>
>> Dear all,
>> you might have seen the creation of a new ticket (MATH-765).
>This is
>> going to be the place where our discussions regarding the present
>> issue will be summarized. For the time being, this page is
>Dear all,
>you might have seen the creation of a new ticket (MATH-765). This
>is
>going to be the place where our discussions regarding the present
>issue will be summarized. For the time being, this page is largely
>work in progress, so I would encourage people to ***REFRAIN FROM
>COMMENTING***
Hi,
>
> Dear all,
> you might have seen the creation of a new ticket (MATH-765). This is
> going to be the place where our discussions regarding the present
> issue will be summarized. For the time being, this page is largely
> work in progress, so I would encourage people to ***REFRAIN FROM
> COMM
Dear all,
you might have seen the creation of a new ticket (MATH-765). This is
going to be the place where our discussions regarding the present
issue will be summarized. For the time being, this page is largely
work in progress, so I would encourage people to ***REFRAIN FROM
COMMENTING*** on the t
Hi Gilles,
2012/3/7 Gilles Sadowski :
> Hi Sébastien.
>
> Since you don't like Wiki ;-) and given the unsuitability of the web site
> for publishing "updating" comments, I think that the most flexible platform
> is JIRA; you can use its relationship between issues feature to create a
> good sense
On Wednesday, March 07, 2012 at 12:21 PM, Gilles Sadowski
wrote:
>
>Hi.
>
>> >Unless the code is re-released there's generally little need to
>> >update the site.
>> >
>> >> Do you think I can create such a page on the website?
>> >
>> >-1, that's not a suitable use for the web-site, which is
Hi.
> >Unless the code is re-released there's generally little need to
> >update the site.
> >
> >> Do you think I can create such a page on the website?
> >
> >-1, that's not a suitable use for the web-site, which is primarily
> >for
> >end-users, not developers.
> >
> >Also, it's not trivial r
>Unless the code is re-released there's generally little need to
>update the site.
>
>> Do you think I can create such a page on the website?
>
>-1, that's not a suitable use for the web-site, which is primarily
>for
>end-users, not developers.
>
>Also, it's not trivial releasing the Math website
Hi Sébastien.
Since you don't like Wiki ;-) and given the unsuitability of the web site
for publishing "updating" comments, I think that the most flexible platform
is JIRA; you can use its relationship between issues feature to create a
good sense of priority.
Also, you can edit and expand the "de
2012/3/7 Sébastien Brisard :
> Hi,
>
>>> If you like the Wiki system and you want to lead the work, then use your
>>> favorite tool.
>>>
>
> I've tried to play around with the Wiki system, and it certainly is
> *not* my favorite tool... So another idea would be to keep the report
> on the refactori
Hi,
>> If you like the Wiki system and you want to lead the work, then use your
>> favorite tool.
>>
I've tried to play around with the Wiki system, and it certainly is
*not* my favorite tool... So another idea would be to keep the report
on the refactoring as a page in the website of Commons-Mat
All right, then,
>
> +1
>
> If you like the Wiki system and you want to lead the work, then use your
> favorite tool.
>
I will skim through the list of posts and tickets I've tried to build
up, and do my best to come up with a first wiki page. Meanwhile, if
any of you would like to make an additio
Hi Sébastien.
> [...]
>
> Refactoring of this package is an important issue, which has been
> raised several times in the past, and it gets more and more
> complicated to dig out old threads, with information not really well
> organized (some of us are "green" committers, who do not have the full
Hi Leandro,
great to hear from you again!
>
> +1 To Your Idea Sebastien.
>
This is not *my* idea, it has been around for some time now (long
before I joined the project). The aim of this thread is merely to try
and find the best way to proceed and capitalize on previous
discussions. I would love t
On Monday, March 05, 2012 at 4:41 AM, Sébastien Brisard
wrote:Hi,
now that CM3 is on its way thanks to Gilles' dedication in the last
weeks, I would like to exhume this long-standing topic. In a few
words, my understanding is that the interfaces for matrices and
vectors are cluttered with many
Hi,
now that CM3 is on its way thanks to Gilles' dedication in the last
weeks, I would like to exhume this long-standing topic. In a few
words, my understanding is that the interfaces for matrices and
vectors are cluttered with many methods which could be externalized,
applying the "Visitor" patter
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