But yes - hi, Victor; I hope you find MyPaint an interesting project! The preferred method for contributing is to fork a branch on github, make changes, and then send a pull request our way. I'd be happy to accept patches made with `git format-patch` though.
Python coding style: http://wiki.mypaint.info/Python_Style_Guide_for_MyPaint (most newer Python code looks a little like this) Short focused branches are preferable to big rambling things (I tend to be very guilty of this, but I'm trying to cure myself of the habit). If anyone has any specific questions about the program's architecture or just how the heck you're supposed to get docs on all of this "from gi import..." stuff[1], I think separate threads on each one would be welcome here. [1] I tend to use the devhelp program, and a short command-line tool for searching in pygi libs to find the exact name for things. Until you begin to understand how the GTK/GDK annotation naming systems work, it can be a bit daunting! On Friday, 11 July 2014, Victor Westmann <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi there, > > I'm Victor and I have some Python programming skills (newbie) and I'd like > to help small bugs or make small patches to the code if possible. In python > as well is possible so I can sharpen my programming skills and make some > contribution to this project. > > Please let me know how can I be useful for the team/project in this aspect. > > Cheers. > -- > []s > > > Victor Westmann > -- Andrew Chadwick
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