On Sun, 3 Aug 2008, Frank Niessink wrote: > Hi Jerome, > > 2008/8/3 Jerome Laheurte <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: >> Just tried it out on Slackware/wx-2.8.8.1 and it seems fine. Something >> disturbing though: when you create a new note from within the task >> editor, it doesn't show up in the notes viewer. Same for categories. > > If categories don't show up in the category viewer, then that's a bug. > > That notes don't end up in the notes viewer is intentional. I wasn't > sure how to make it clear in the notes viewer that some notes are > 'stand-alone' and others belong to tasks or categories. What do you > think?
No problem with not including those notes in the notes viewer, but there should be a "note" column like there is an "attachment" column. When all domain objects will have about the same functionalities, something good would be a "unified" viewer showing all of them in a tree view (I think you mentionned this "outline" feature in an old mail). >> BTW, I think there should be a 0.70.2 release soon (see the changelog >> for a list of fixed bugs this month). With all the stuff you've been >> committing on trunk, it may prove difficult to merge changes from the >> release branch. > > Agreed. Although we can merge back changes from the Release0_70_Branch > to the trunk before releasing if we want. You tag before merging, don't you ? >> And finally, I'd like to make a "technology preview" release of >> trunk+syncml, at least for Windows. This would be informal (no tag), >> just so interested people can test it and give feedback. What do you >> think ? > > I think we should do that. There's a 'experimental' package for Task > Coach on Sourceforge where we can add that release. See > https://sourceforge.net/project/admin/editpackages.php?group_id=130831. "Permission denied", I guess it's reserved to admins. > It's status would need to be changed from hidden to active. Yes, that would be perfect.
