Re: Manager class

Vlad, I am glad to see you here in the mailing list! :)

I would like to suggest that we should combine our forces for the VSIP 
plugin. There is simply no point of
developing the same thing twice. :) Currently I am waiting for Andrei 
Faber's version of the plugin since
he implemented some code completion stuff and a lot of cosmetic changes. 
After I get that code I will merge
the version he has with my version and upload to the nemerle.org SVN. I 
suggest you to ask for commit right
for the http://nemerle.org/svn/vs-plugin/ tree which will probably 
include rights for the main SVN tree so be
careful! (I am always a little bit afraid that I may fsck up the Nemerle 
source, but it seems that it is too
complicated to properly adjust privileges. It is not a big problem since 
you will need to modify the
code completion and parser source anyway.)

So if you accept working on the same source, some questions:
1. I have checked out your source but could not compile. Which version 
of the VS SDK do you use? It seems
that your work based on the vs-plugin source but did you upgraded for 
the newest CTP build?
2. What version of Nemerle do you use? It seems that your code was not 
upgraded for 0.9.3. (I currently
doing the same but it seems it will not be that simple.)
3. Where are you guys? (I am using a plural since you always said on the 
forum that you have more members,
and your check-ins show at least two users.) I am interested of you time 
zone to ease communication.
4. What part of the project do you want to develop? As I saw from the 
check-ins you started to implement
the class view. Is it correct?
5. Are you aware that the source's license will put this code to public 
domain? I mean that you will loose the
right to own the code you write.

I also suggest to stick to this mailing list regarding the development 
of the VS plugin please, since I (and most likely
Andrei) do not have time to check the forum several times just to see 
that there are no new messages.


vc wrote:
> > Ahh, and Nazgul, please do not remove the LexerColorizer. I tried to use
> > the LexerString but was not able to make it stoppable/restartable.
> >     
>
> +1 But it is incorrect.
>
>
>   
What did you want to say with that?

NoiseEHC