On Wed, 2003-01-08 at 10:07, Edmund Lian wrote: > On 01/08/2003 02:57:52 AM Ian Bicking wrote: > > >Damn, I didn't even know they were there. I think I got it changed so > >it'll notify me now. > > Wierd--I emailed you 12/29 to tell you that the notification didn't seem to > be working, and that there were patches waiting. You must be filtering out > my email! :-)
Not impossible... I've been using a trainable spam filter, and getting an unfortunate number of false positives... :-( > >But being easily distractable I've started reimplementing FFK in an > >attempt to simplify it, turning the form definition into a class > >definition, and utilizing new-style classes and metaclasses (modeled on > >SQLObject). So I'm afraid there's something of a moving target here, > >which makes coordination extra hard. I think the result will be neat > >though -- I'm slowly moving toward an ideal where each page is a web > >service, with intermediaries (like FFK) translate the interfaces. > > Reimplementing FFK again? I understand why, and use the Python >= 2.2 > features a lot myself. But all the unstability in the code makes it really > hard to pitch in and help, or even to use it since it keeps changing... If > everyone was to do a private fork of FFK to get the stability needed for > production code, it will never get fully testing since one needs lots of > people using the same code base in order to exercise it and get all the > bugs out of it. Yes, I recognize those problems. I feel conflicted, because I feel like FFK is too complicated, but also remains relatively immature. Fixing one breaks the other. > >Anyway, I don't know of a good CVS technique unless you can commit your > >changes, at which point it's pretty straight forward. Which you are > >welcome to do if you wish. > > Can just anyone commit to the repository? I would like to commit my changes > since they're pretty basic bug fixes... No, not anyone can, but I added you as a developer so you can now. Just be sure you check out FFK as yourself (not anonymously), then just copy over files from your old checkout, and do a cvs commit for each change. Ian ------------------------------------------------------- This SF.NET email is sponsored by: SourceForge Enterprise Edition + IBM + LinuxWorld = Something 2 See! http://www.vasoftware.com _______________________________________________ Webware-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/webware-devel
