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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 10/05/2013 05:12 PM, Lex Trotman
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<div class="gmail_quote">On 6 October 2013 01:25, Tory
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thought I'd give everyone an update, it's still coming
along, I have the tree view in the symbol list working as
expected (it was easier than I thought, I was
overcomplicating it at first), right now I'm working on
cleaning up my code, and optimizing certain things.<br>
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I would be done by now if I wasn't working so much, but I
should have QML support finished within the next few days
(if I have the time I'll get it finished tonight). Then
I'll be ready to submit my work to ctags, and Geany.</blockquote>
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<div>One thing you could do to assist is to make a test
suite for the tag parser, see the preliminary ones
Colomban has been adding. Another thing is to see if you
can get others to use and comment on the filetype. There
is some reluctance to commit new filetypes for languages
that the Geany devs don't know, because of the effort
required to learn the language to tell if the colouring
and symbology make sense. Having more than one user of
the filetype makes it more likely that it will be "just
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<div>Cheers</div>
<div>Lex</div>
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Not sure what you mean by test suite, I've uploaded it to github (
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and would love for people to test it, it seems to be fairly bug free
now, there's things I still want to fix, but when using correct QML
syntax it seems to be pretty flawless now (at least from the testing
I've done).<br>
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Could you maybe shoot me a link of one of the test suites from
Colomban you're refering to?<br>
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