Stefan wrote: "a few comments on your changes [personal thoughts]"
My responses to your comments are below, inline.
Stefan wrote: "I know you may have pointed out why you did that, but
why would you do
that? What happens then? The mouse pointer changes?"
The cancelGesture method allows the Curso
Hei Landon,
a few comments on your changes [personal thoughts]
> However, I think there is a reasonable solution:
>
> I'll keep all of my changes in my own fork. I'll regularly present
> these changes to the OpenJUMP programming community. I'll clearly
> identify those changes that I think are n
This is great discussion! I always appreciate being part of this
global community!
Larry wrote: "so I would like to acknowledge that your programming
skills have come a long way since you first started working on OJ (in
2005?). "
Thanks for the complement. I actually started in around 2004, and
J
only on this:
> Stefan wrote: "So commit rules will be
> more strict in terms of agreement and outlining the absolutely necessity
> of those changes and the expected problems with backwards compatibility
> [e.g plugins]. I may refer here to emails by Sascha Teichmann.
> Up to now there is still th
On Jul 5, 2008, at 6:07 PM, Larry Becker wrote:Hi Sunburned,>As long as everyone else has to play by the same rules. If I'm getting>special treatment I should at least know the reason. (I'll gladly>accept suggestions or recommendations that deal with technical issues >in my source code.) As you kno
Larry Becker wrote:
Hi,
> >As long as everyone else has to play by the same rules. If I'm getting
> >special treatment I should at least know the reason. (I'll gladly
> >accept suggestions or recommendations that deal with technical issues
> >in my source code.)
>
> As you know, I never mince wo
Hi Sunburned,
>As long as everyone else has to play by the same rules. If I'm getting
>special treatment I should at least know the reason. (I'll gladly
>accept suggestions or recommendations that deal with technical issues
>in my source code.)
As you know, I never mince words, so I would like to
I must have forgot the attachments. They are at my computer at work.
I'll resend them on Monday.
I must clarify that the changes I want to commit to the core have
nothing to do with the Docking Window Framework or any other GUI
changes. There just some clean-up and improvements of the TaskFrame
cl
Landon,
before you commit such changes I would like to
a) review it (sorry, I have not found the time yet to read all your
emails on that subject), which may need some time.
b) get an agreement by other programmers [Larry, Paul, Andreas, Michael]
that these changes are of benefit.
c) know whic
I've attached the two (2) source code files with some of my recent
clean-up/changes. (This doesn't include any of the docking window
framework or look-and-feel changes.) Please review my changes to these
two (2) classes if you have concerns before I commit to the core.
I'll commit next week if the
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