On 18-Apr-2002 Lars Gullik Bjønnes wrote:

>| If you ask me we could just release it today! 1.2.0 is much more stable then
>| 1.1.6 and has more features. So we could start 1.3.0 and Jean-Marc can trow
>| away 1.1.6 and hack 1.2.0 for bugfixes ;)
> 
> I almost agree with this... but I want at least a prerelease where we
> have a larger group of people testing, and also a period of time where
> no patches are going in. I do not want to release 1.2.0 one day and
> 1.2.1 the other just because of some small stupid trivial bug.

Sure but you know that you won't get a really great audience with prereleases
(and the more prereleases we'll make fewer people will try them ;) and there
is always the posibility of not discovering a stupid trivial bug which a user
just discovers on his first load of a file.

BTW.: As much as I've heard Jean-Marc couldn't convert 2 of our documents, so
this should be a priority to fix first. What documents where that?

> I do think that the recent changes are needed, and I am grateful that
>  you do it. But it is changes and changes need some testing.

Sure they need!

> do it now, would be nice to have in.

Will do it now.

> I have on the bugs that I do not think needs  fixing reduced the
> priority to P3,P4,P5 (but several of the P2 bugs should also wait for
> 1.3)

To tell you the truth I only look at bugs which seem to me fixable with
a minor source change. I don't like to introduce new functions or change
the functions params right now and so I try to estimate the impact of the
change, but obviously one not always knows.

But with this last changes I really took the time to look how all this
scrolling and cursorsetting really works. I also figured out how the redraw
and drawing should work to do it right.

I was here with paper and pen to figure out how the algorithm has to be
so that it works ;) and it was fun to do. Now I have also a deeper
understanding of this things so that later changes are much easier to do :)

         Jug

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