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Conglomerate TO DO
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Gnome : Conglomerate
: TO DO : Übersicht
19-Oct-2002/09-Jan-07
Übersicht
TO DO for Conglomerate, by Dave Malcolm @
conglomerate-devel@lists.copyleft.no (Wed, 9 Oct 2002 00:48:15
+0100)
I thought it might be worth making a list of jobs to encourage people
who
might want to contribute to Conglomerate to "get stuck in". It's also
handy for me as a checklist. I'm going to do some of these myself at
some point so lease email the list if you start working on ones of these
to avoid
duplication of effort.
I've added the list to conge CVS as a TODO file.
Some of the jobs are quie easy, other are hard, and other are "blue
sky"
goals for the future.
CODING:
- either port to the current Flux API or remove Flux dependency
- implement a proper MVC separation, with fine-grained updates
- get autoheader dependency working, then break global.h into
separate header files
- fix the violations of the GNOME coding style guidelines
- comment the internal interfaces in gtk-doc style
- make font choices a user prefererence (using GConf and a
preferences dialog)
- adding i18n support
- port over to SDI-based GUI (for compliance with GNOME HIG)
- improving the parser error report dialog (add highlighting and
single-click selection)
- use standardised GNOME app menus, with correct stock icons (done
using Bonobo so as to get menu merging?)
- add a spellcheck feature
- add a grammar check feature
- add an irritating animated paperclip that says "It looks like
you're trying to write a structured document" :-)
- nicer GUI (various ideas have been posted to the list - logical
groupings of tags)
- fix all the FIXMEs in the code
- get it working with SGML files
- get it so it can load the DocBook source code to the OReilly
book "DocBook - the Definitive Guide" (currently fails due to
problems with external entities and due to SGML issues)
- add support for comments within the XML (perhaps appearing as
mini yellow sticky notes in the view)
- ability to edit attributes of tags somehow (right-click on the
section
header?)
- implement the external-reference component support in a less
hackish way
- support drag-and-drop from file managers into the external
component tags
- implement inline XML component support
- implement a table-editing component
- make Conglomerate a Bonobo control; get it working in Nautilus,
Evolution etc.
- some kind of template support (maybe a Create New File
helper/druid)
- some kind of transformation view, showing results of a
transformation of the file into HTML or printable form "live" as you
edit
OTHER:
- improvements to existing xds files
- more xds files to cover other DTDs out there
- design icons for dispspec elements? (we _might_ support this in
future)
- get the website more up-to-date
- do translations when we have the i18n support, both for the
program and for the xds files
- use Conglomerate and see what needs improving, find bugs etc
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