Re: How to contribute

Petr Kuzel a écrit :
> Vincent Brabant wrote:
> 
> What functionality would you appreciate the most? Contribute
> to it! Sun decided to contribute to source TODOs functionality
> (relevant submodules: core, suggestions, docscan, api and editor)
> and it will drive these modules to stable state. You can join.
> 
> 
>>I just readed in nbdiscuss that tasklist will be integrated into nb3.6.
>>I would like to contribute in any way.
>>For example, to update/complete the Javadoc.
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> Probably not so important.
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>>To write somes Junit tests.
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> Would be great. Namely to cover core and suggestion submodules.
I will look and see what I can do in taht domain concerning Junit testing.

> 
>>To contribute somes code.
>>If you remember, begin of year I asked to have possibility to have a
>>"Export to XML" function. And if it's always in the actuality, I will have
>>10 days of Java's personal study. Maybe it's time to practice it within
>>the tasklist module.
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> Export to XML in AFAIK done.
But af first glance, it seems that it exists also a HTMLSupport class, but not find a XMLSupport Class. Maybe that HTMLSupport is not more used ?

> 
>   Thank you for your interest!
>   Cc.
> 
I just looked into the code of core, and discover somethings that could be a problem for translators. and also maybe an error:

1.  In StringFilterCondition (1.5), it seems that the CNOTEQUALS is not possible. Is it normal, or has it been forgotten ?

    I would like to say that it has been forgotten.

2.  the GotoTaskAction (1.5) contains a System.out.println

3.  the HTMLSupport (1.13) has a method exportHTML where all the header is hardcoded, even the title, with NO18N aside.
Or the title would be in the bundle.properties to be able to translate it.

4.  the TaskAnnotation ( 1.3) has a method getShortDescription, where \n\n is used to build a string. Maybe it can give a problem in somes systems requiring \n\r. Prefer to call the system properties to know the format of a new line.

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