Re: [Banshee-List] Bug for group project

[Gabriel Burt <gabriel burt gmail com>]

I would highly recommend learning to use `grep -r --include=*.cs
"search query here" src/*` too, so you can search across the entire
project to find things.  Also, MonoDevelop's ability to
jump-to-declaration or find-references when you right click on a type,
method, or variable can be very useful for tracing code paths.

Gabriel

On Wed, Feb 2, 2011 at 2:13 PM, Jesse Snider <jrsnider87 gmail com> wrote:
> Hello Banshee Contributors,
> My group and I are apart of a software engineering class and we have already
> been welcomed into your wonderful world. We could use some assistance though
> in a bug that we have taken interest in. We found it in the love bug batch,
> since that was a great place for beginner contributors. The bug is located
> at this link here. We are newbies and this is a big learning experience for
> us, so we were wondering, based on this bug, if someone could point us in
> the right direction for the part of the Banshee code that creates the music
> library and where the music library creates the pointer to the default
> source directory. If we could just get a little nudge then we can definitely
> get ourselves in motion. Any sort of help or hint would be greatly
> appreciated.
>
> --
> Jesse Snider
> Computer Science Major
> A+ Certified IT Professional
>
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