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Re: [mylar-dev] wiki editing in task editor
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Xiaoyang,
I am not sure what plans Mik has for this project and if it is going
to be integrated into Mylar codebase. If so, then you'll need to clear
license and legal issues with EclipseTracPlugin author in case if we
want to contribute his code to Mylar project, or reimplement same (or
better) functionality from scratch under EPL license. Have you tried to
contact with EclipseTracPlugin author and check with him if he wanted to
collaborate on this?
It is also worth to mention that there few other levels of integration
that can be added there. For example, it could use resource bridge for
wiki content shown in the editor, so Mylar will be able to filter out
interesting details in the Outline view.
regards,
Eugene
Xiaoyang Guan wrote:
I'm a student working on a Google Summer of Code project
on Mylar. I've started working on the project and have been learning
the Eclipse PDE and Mylar. From the discussion with Greg Wilson and
Mik, the first step is to provide wiki editing facilities in task
editor ( https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=184904). I am
going to work on the Trac connector with the xml-rpc accessing mode.
It looks to me what I need to do is to extend the description and
comments sections in Trac tickets so that their content can
be displayed with wiki-formatting. I want to confirm whether this is
what's expected.
As Steffen pointed out, there is an Eclipse plugin
(http://www.trac-hacks.org/wiki/EclipseTracPlugin) that provides Trac
wiki interface within Eclipse. It contains a wiki page editor,
which has a source pane where one can edit the plain text and a
preview pane that renders the wiki page. The
EclipseTracPlugin retrieves only wiki pages but not tickets from a
trac server, so it seems to complement the functions provided by the
Trac connector.
I noticed that there was a request
(http://www.trac-hacks.org/ticket/1349) to the EclipseTracPlugin
project for integrating its wiki editor with Mylar. This seems to be
exactly what I shall do. I want to check if this is the correct
direction to go. Greg has a concern why EclipseTracPlugin doesn't
already use Mylar and whether extending it is the best way to move ahead.
I wish to hear opinions on how I should go forward.
Regards,
Xiaoyang