Joel,
I do not know how much help I can give.
Florian,
Please contact me with more details about the GUI.
Jay
On 04/20/2014 03:01 PM, Joel Madero wrote:
Hi Jay,
Any way that you could collaborate with Florian to try to get the
Bibisect GUI up and running? It's one of our long running projects in
QA and currently it's just Florian working on it. It would be an
incredible addition to ensuring high quality releases as it would open
the door for new users to easily help identify regressions and help
developers identify where the regression was introduced.
Best,
Joel
On 04/20/2014 11:57 AM, Jay Lozier wrote:
How much of the code requires Java?
Also, with Python, the interpreter is likely not installed on Windows
and possibly a Mac. With Linux one would need to verify the correct
Python version is installed. I think the same problems are true with
Ruby and Perl. However, JVMs are more likely to be installed.
If the issue to avoid using Java itself, then Scala and Groovy(?) may
be better alternatives to Python or Ruby. I do not know enough about
either to make a choice.
If the issue is the remove Java entirely then I think the choice is
basically Python, Perl, or Ruby. From what I have seen Python is
probably the better choice in my somewhat biased opinion (I write
mostly in Python). Python modules exist for PyQT/Pyside (QT) and
wxWidget and tkinter is built-in, which I believe are all cross
platform.
Jay
On 04/20/2014 02:35 PM, Bjoern Michaelsen wrote:
Hi,
On Sun, Apr 20, 2014 at 09:43:45AM -0700, Robinson Tryon wrote:
Bjoern -- Thoughts on using Glade for this purpose? I figure it might
be good to use the same stuff we're using elsewhere in the LO
project...
I dont think Glade is a good idea. If the bibisect UI is
sufficiently simple
(and it should be), Tkinter would be the most simple crossplatform
toolkit that
is available everywhere -- even if it is somewhat ugly on some
platforms.
As for using Python instead of Java: I based that on the assumption
that (at
least in the LibreOffice community) there are more people willing to
work on
the first than on the second. I might be wrong.
@Florian: So if there are not a few people showing up saying "I
would help out
with Python, but unlikely with Java" (which did not happen yet),
just go ahead with
Java, if you prefer that. It was based on my gut feeling, and gut
feelings
might be wrong.
Best,
Bjoern
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