Hi all,
The SETools Team is responsible for developing and maintaining software engineering tools in and for (but not only for) squeak. There is progress with Gjallar. Göran Krampe posted this in SETools Mailing List mid of April: ------------------------- Hi folks! Just wanted to mention a few bits about the latest progress of Gjallar. As you may know I now use Debian Etch as my preferred desktop and thus the Linux port of Gjallar is my primary platform. The upcoming 0.4 release will be for Linux and Win32 (and possibly MacOS if I can get help with it). Done recently: - "My View" now has an edit mode. I have elected to put a small orange icon with a wrench in it down in the bottom right corner of "My View". Clicking it changes into "edit mode" where you can manipulate the "case panels" of "My View" and add new ones. The idea with an "edit/config mode" and a small icon to enter it is something I intend to use elsewhere too. This icon can also be turned off as a setting of the user - so end users could have it disabled and only using a preconfigured "My View" and filters etc. - Bug fix so that My View free text filtering works over all panels in parallell. - Plenty of other small things I know can't remember. :) Coming up next: - A darcs repository of the Gjallar file tree. This will include all files and all ports for Gjallar, but the Squeak code is still of course maintained using Monticello. I have one almost set up and will soon publish it. - Edit mode for the filters. As anyone should have noticed when running Gjallar it only has two hard coded filters to choose from in "View cases". Those filters are indeed proper domain objects but the creation of them are just done once, hardcoded, in an initialize method of Q2User. What we have intended all along is of course to enable the user to create his/her own filters and also have shared filters per Process that the process administrator can maintain. - The 0.4 release. I will probably do the above two things first, at least in rudimentary form, before releasing 0.4. - A live demo installation and a Gjallar for bugs in Gjallar. I almost have this in place but need to patch up a few things before making it public. regards, Göran ------------------ Regards, Hans See also http://www.gjallar.se for further details. |
2007/5/4, Hans N Beck <[hidden email]>:
> Hi all, > > The SETools Team is responsible for developing and maintaining software > engineering tools in and for (but not only for) squeak. > > There is progress with Gjallar. Göran Krampe posted this in SETools Mailing > List mid of April: > > ------------------------- > Hi folks! > > Just wanted to mention a few bits about the latest progress of Gjallar. > As you may know I now use Debian Etch as my preferred desktop and thus the > Linux port of Gjallar is my primary platform. The upcoming 0.4 release > will be for Linux and Win32 (and possibly MacOS if I can get help with > it). bothered me about Gjallar. > Done recently: > > - "My View" now has an edit mode. I have elected to put a small orange > icon with a wrench in it down in the bottom right corner of "My View". > Clicking it changes into "edit mode" where you can manipulate the "case > panels" of "My View" and add new ones. The idea with an "edit/config mode" > and a small icon to enter it is something I intend to use elsewhere too. > This icon can also be turned off as a setting of the user - so end users > could have it disabled and only using a preconfigured "My View" and > filters etc. > > - Bug fix so that My View free text filtering works over all panels in > parallell. > > - Plenty of other small things I know can't remember. :) > > Coming up next: > > - A darcs repository of the Gjallar file tree. This will include all files > and all ports for Gjallar, but the Squeak code is still of course > maintained using Monticello. I have one almost set up and will soon > publish it. > > - Edit mode for the filters. As anyone should have noticed when running > Gjallar it only has two hard coded filters to choose from in "View cases". > Those filters are indeed proper domain objects but the creation of them > are just done once, hardcoded, in an initialize method of Q2User. What we > have intended all along is of course to enable the user to create his/her > own filters and also have shared filters per Process that the process > administrator can maintain. > > - The 0.4 release. I will probably do the above two things first, at least > in rudimentary form, before releasing 0.4. > > - A live demo installation and a Gjallar for bugs in Gjallar. I almost > have this in place but need to patch up a few things before making it > public. Cheers Philippe > regards, Göran > > ------------------ > > Regards, > > Hans > > > > See also http://www.gjallar.se for further details. > > > |
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