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After getting the Delphi converter into a reasonably good condition I have concentrated on 2 things: | After getting the Delphi converter into a reasonably good condition I have concentrated on 2 things: | ||
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| + | * Improving different GUIs in the IDE, and adding some new GUI dialogs. | ||
The GUI improvements include FilterEdit controls that can be connected to a ListBox or to a TreeView. A version for ListView will be implemented later. | The GUI improvements include FilterEdit controls that can be connected to a ListBox or to a TreeView. A version for ListView will be implemented later. | ||
Visual containers in Lazarus IDE can easily be filtered. | Visual containers in Lazarus IDE can easily be filtered. | ||
Revision as of 01:41, 29 February 2012
I joined the project at 2009, first fixing bugs. My biggest contribution then was a new version of the Configure Build Lazarus dialog. I remember I had to make many versions of it and wait until it got accepted. The patch was big and it was a challenge to solve the merge conflicts for rapidly changing Lazarus trunk.
Then I started to maintain the Delphi converter and got limited write access to the SVN repository. Later I got full write access and could fix things all around Lazarus.
After getting the Delphi converter into a reasonably good condition I have concentrated on 2 things:
- Fixed bugs around Lazarus, both in IDE and in LCL
- Improving different GUIs in the IDE, and adding some new GUI dialogs.
The GUI improvements include FilterEdit controls that can be connected to a ListBox or to a TreeView. A version for ListView will be implemented later. Visual containers in Lazarus IDE can easily be filtered.
I also improved Finnish translation. It is almost complete now.
In future I will continue polishing user interfaces in the IDE. They are designed by the programmers and it shows in some places as geeky, unintuitive usability.
