Thanks for adding me. FYI: You can see Vladimir's user name from the 2 patches he put in the patch tracker: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=41208&atid=430006
Cheers, Frankie On 09/01/11 17:44, Joachim wrote: > Vladimir, > > > Did any other admins objected? Or it just did not work technically? > > I tried but I didn't find your SourceForge user. If you mail it to me > (off-list) > or to the list I'm able to add you. > > Cheers > Joachim > > Am 01.09.2011 16:49, schrieb Vladimir Avdonin: >> Joe, >> >> You are listed as project admin. Did you ever try adding anyone to svn >> access? >> >> Few months ago you said you could add me to the project, but that ended with >> nothing. Did any other admins objected? Or it just did not work technically? >> >> Regarding you experimental work: >> >> The mechanism for such activity provided by subversion is branch. Once you >> created you branch you can screw it around in any way you please, it would >> not affect main line of development and releases. Once your branch would >> arrive to some agreeable good state, it can be merged back into trunk for >> common use. >> >> If you would put you refactoring effort on the branch 4 years ago, there >> would be a good chance someone could pick it up and help you finish it. When >> i was working on driver code, I was wondering on some design choices for >> class hierarchy, and I was very itchy myself to refactor the code. I decided >> to hold my horses until I could at least discuss that with main developers. >> >> So, please, create a branch for refactoring and commit you work there. It >> would be a shame to waste that effort. >> >> Regard, >> Vladimir >> >> On 08/31/2011 10:40 PM, Joe Emenaker wrote: >>> On 8/31/2011 4:14 PM, Michael Hawkins wrote: >>>> I ran into some rather tough jsynthlib admin's a couple of years back. I >>>> think it was you Bill! >>> I don't think Bill is an "admin" (in the sense that he can't authorize >>> people to upload to the svn repository); I think only Joachim and Brian >>> are. The rest of us (about 15 others) have write-access to the svn, but >>> we can't add people. >>> >>>> The only thing that drives me nuts about jsynthlib is the maddening >>>> process of laying out widgets. There simply has to be either better >>>> documentation on it or a better way of doing it. But maybe I just still >>>> don't know what I am doing! >>> About 4 years ago, I started on a massive (for me) re-factoring of the >>> code. I moved everything into packages which compartmentalized what >>> everything did (ie, a package for low-level MIDI message handling, a >>> package for the main GUI, a package for the widgets, etc.). The two big >>> hurdles were: >>> 1 - Rewriting the low-level MIDI stuff. As I recall, sending and polling >>> for MIDI signals was done with the GUI thread or something, so I made a >>> new thread which would handle all queuing of MIDI messages and notify >>> various sysex handlers that something had come in for them, etc. It made >>> it so that I could write a little MIDI monitor window to watch incoming >>> traffic, etc. >>> 2 - Re-vamping the hierarchy of the JSynthlib widgets. It turns out that >>> the basic JSynthlib window was named something strange, which made it >>> hard to get up to speed on how to make a new synth-lib module. >>> >>> Anyway, as you can imagine, with a huge refactor like that, there were >>> tons of compile errors as I changed around the way things were invoked, >>> etc. When I ran out of steam on it, I think there were still a handful >>> of errors that I couldn't really figure out how to best solve... so I >>> never committed the changes. >>> >>> Since the project is so dormant, I'm tempted to dig the code up again >>> and commit it just to see if it generates some renewed interest... >>> >>> - Joe >>> >>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ >>> Special Offer -- Download ArcSight Logger for FREE! >>> Finally, a world-class log management solution at an even better >>> price-free! And you'll get a free "Love Thy Logs" t-shirt when you >>> download Logger. 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