Well, sort of. The latest code has moved most of the code to a
BaseProjectWindow class. But there is still a bit of the class in the
main script, for the user to modify and customize.
But I'm actually thinking now that I'm not sure why we have any widgets
in the main script. That it should be reserved for initialization code
(which is getting larger all the time as we add more features and the
ability to launch from /usr, /opt, or bzr). That way, the python module
would hold all the widgets.
I'm re-opening with that intention. Maybe we can rename
BaseProjectWindow to just ProjectWindow and move the last bits of code
into it.
** Changed in: quickly (Ubuntu)
Status: Fix Released => Confirmed
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Title:
application window class should be in a separate file
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