Hi there,
On Wed, 2010-09-29 at 09:17 -0400, Jonathan Zacsh wrote:
I'm trying to help out with the "easy hacks" here:
http://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/LibreOffice/EasyHacks?action=show&redirect=Software/libreoffice/EasyHacks
This is my first time looking at this code. A couple questions:
- should I remove @author claims to specific code? (I know other
projects I follow try to avoid @this-code-by so as to keep the code a
_community_ owned thing).
        Personally I like some individual attribution :-) but as you like.
- should I replace strings like "// FIXME blah" with "//@TODO: blah blah"
(so that doxygen and other automations pick these comments up?)
        Sounds reasonable.
Examples of both of the above are: lines 52 and 355 of
build/extensions/coooder/source/org/openoffice/coooder/comp/HighlighterImpl.java
        This is really Cedric's code :-) I defer to him.
        I suspect you are missing the really deep code quality joy; did you run
'./download' (which clones the full source), and checkout the clone/
directory ?
        Thanks,
                Michael.
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