El Dimecres, 26 de març de 2014, a les 19:37:02, Thomas Fischer va escriure: > Hello, > > KBibTeX is a BibTeX editor to edit bibliographies used with LaTeX. > > After being under development for nearly 10 years, KBibTeX moved a > few months ago from its previous hosting platform Gna! to KDE's > playground. Being a mature project already when entering the > playground, it may be time to continue. Therefore, I would like to > ask you to review KBibTeX and approve a move to extragear. > > The Policies/Application Lifecycle documentation states some > requirements for be reached before being allowed to proceed. > 1. User documentation: initial documentation has been provided by > Yuri Chornoivan and Burkhard Lück, located in master and will be > part of future 0.6 releases > 2. Developer documentation: due to organic growth, the level of > documentation in the source code varies strongly. > 3. Most Krazy issues have been addressed, a few border cases are left. > 4. No usability review has been done, but normal users' feedback on > usability has been considered previously. > 5. Intel's profiler has been used in the past and Valgrind is still > used from time to time (not a profiler per se, but still got to > improve code quality). Hot spots exist, but those appear only in > border cases, e.g. when a bibliography entry has 300 authors. > 6. KBibTeX used ki18n(...) and alike from the beginning. > Translations of configuration file strings has been added after the > code moved to playground.
You don't need the extract-messages.sh file do you? Stuff like ./src/io/config/bibtexfields.h:47: foreach(const QString & key, other.width.keys()) width.insert(key, other.width[key]); Is ultra slow. I guess other.width is not a huge map? Any reason you're using noMerge="1" in some of the menus of your ui.rc files? Using noMerge is usually "a bad idea" since it means your menus will be a bit different from the standard. Cheers, Albert > > The project's current location in KDE Review is: > https://projects.kde.org/projects/kdereview/kbibtex > > General information on KBibTeX can be retrieved from its old homepage: > http://home.gna.org/kbibtex/ > > Looking forward to your feedback, > Thomas
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