I'm in the area too, though I'm hiding so noone makes me do any work. =^p
On the migration to SVN: Please do! I believe SVN is the recommended
repo at SourceForge anyway. If you're running Windows, I highly
recommend TortoiseSVN (as does SourceForge) over the command-line
client. Tortoise h
Rib Rdb wrote:
> I'd recommend migrating to svn so we could use
> http://codereview.appspot.com
One advantage of SVN is that it supports *moving* of files to different
directories.
Long ago, in a galaxy far away, we had talked about refactoring all of
the core JSL code into a more-sensible pack
I don't know if my opinion counts but we at work have migrate to SVN too.
It takes a little time to adapt usage from CVS but it works well
finally, especially with folders manipulation.
It's important to have conventions (or follow usual conventions) because
it's a bit "generic" with not much con
Hi,
I attached a new version of xiosynth driver and modifications.
As stated in my first post, I'd like someone who knows the core better
than me to check the modification in BankEditorFrame.java.
diff and tar were started from JSynthLib directory.
I don't know about the code reviews. (I'll che
I am also alive. Before adding you as a developer I'd like to code
review at least your first commit. Can you send a patch to the list?
On a related note, if this project because active again I think it
would be a good idea to make code reviews standard for all commits.
I've gotten used to using
Hi Joe,
thanks for your reply.
Indeed I've been working with the current cvs version, and I don't think
my code breaks anything.
It would be fine for me if you added me to the developers.
I'm already an admin on a few sourceforge projects, I wouldn't mind
becoming one on JSynthLib too.
Anyway I'm
