Re: direction of knowit
Frank Osterfeld <[email protected]> Wed, 10 Mar 2004 15:37:09 +0100
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* Michal Rudolf [Wednesday, 10.03.2004 12:49]: > Frank Osterfeld, =B6ro, 10 marca 2004 12:38: > >Is the Qt XML stuff (http://doc.trolltech.com/3.3/xml.html) not suitable > > or why libxml2? > > Don't know - I haven't Qt 3.3 yet. Anyway, relying on Qt 3.3 would mean > that Knowit works only on KDE-CVS. I prefer to preserve support even for > KDE 3.1. Upgrade to Qt XML can be considered, when Qt 3.3 becomes standar= d, > which probably would take some months are even a year. That's not Qt 3.3 specific, the same page exists in every 2.x/3.x=20 documentation. In my opinion the XML stuff is in Qt at least since Qt2 and= =20 the API should be stable at least within the Qt 3.x series I think. Many Qt= =20 and KDE applications already use it so ut seems to be stable. I thought you don't like it for any reason or there are important functions= =20 not implemented in the Qt module, hence you want to use libxml2. If there a= re=20 no reasons like this, I suggest using the Qt XML stuff, to avoid additional= =20 dependencies. > I am not sure. There are two options: > * release 0.10 as 1.0 (stable) and begin major rewrite as 2.0pre > * release 0.10 as last stable and begin major rewrite as 1.0alpha I'd prefer option two: Make 0.10 stable with the current code, that means no great changes, only=20 addition of small features and GUI improvements like complete Drag&Drop,=20 making it easier to add "knowit://"-links etc. Then major rewrite with XML file format, kpart support and other stuff for= =20 better KDE integration. =3D> 1.0 After 1.0: mind maps, whatever That's my vision ;-)=20 =46rank P.S.: Btw, a CVS repository would be cool ;-) ------------------------------------------------------- This SF.Net email is sponsored by: IBM Linux Tutorials Free Linux tutorial presented by Daniel Robbins, President and CEO of GenToo technologies. Learn everything from fundamentals to system administration.http://ads.osdn.com/?ad_id=1470&alloc_id=3638&op=click