Re: [anjuta-devel] (no subject)

[Moritz Lüdecke <ritze skweez net>]

Hi Sebastien,

Am 31.01.2013 17:33, schrieb seb sfo free fr:
> To be more practical, I think one main change is to write at least a 
> new project
> backend plugin instead of using the autotools backend. I think it's 
> needed to
> present a simple interface to the developer. By example having a 
> simple combo
> list to select the targeted platform (GNOME 3.6, GNOME 3.8...) instead 
> of a big
> list of available libraries, hiding C compiler flags...
It seems to be the best way to write a new plugin for this.

> I think we could implement this GNOME application IDE by writing new 
> plugins and
> probably modifying a bit some existing one to be sure that it runs 
> smoothly. By
> example, one modification is to hide plugins not useful for GNOME 
> application
> IDE (like makefile backed, autotools backend...). It can easily by 
> done by
> adding an attribute in each plugin. Then, I don't know if we should 
> have
> - an option in Anjuta checked by default to show only GNOME 
> application plugins,
> this will effectively change Anjuta.
> - call Anjuta with a different name but using the same executable.
What do you mean here? Two ways to start Anjuta: One with the old 
behaviour (our current Anjuta) and one with the new GNOME application 
IDE features? If that's what you mean, then I prefer this option.

> - Create a new executable which can use the same plugins.
> - A last option is to not use Anjuta at all.


Regards,
Moritz