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Doug Kearns
2009-01-07 14:48:15 +11:00
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@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ happy to accept your patches.
First of all, all new features and all user-visible changes to existing First of all, all new features and all user-visible changes to existing
features need to be documented. That means editing the appropriate help files features need to be documented. That means editing the appropriate help files
and adding a NEWS enty where appropriate. When editing the NEWS file, you and adding a NEWS entry where appropriate. When editing the NEWS file, you
should add your change to the top of the list of changes. If your change should add your change to the top of the list of changes. If your change
alters an interface (key binding, command) and is likely to cause trouble, alters an interface (key binding, command) and is likely to cause trouble,
prefix it with 'IMPORTANT:', otherwise, place it below the other 'IMPORTANT' prefix it with 'IMPORTANT:', otherwise, place it below the other 'IMPORTANT'
@@ -116,9 +116,11 @@ We try to be quite consistent, but of course, that's not always possible.
CompletionContext() could return a cached object. What's thesnowdog's CompletionContext() could return a cached object. What's thesnowdog's
opinion and why do you, Kris, think it's better/cleaner? opinion and why do you, Kris, think it's better/cleaner?
I don't think it's better/cleaner, it just seemed to be a concensus. I don't think it's better/cleaner, it just seemed to be a consensus.
--Kris --Kris
I don't like unnecessary use of 'new', I don't like 'new'. --djk
== Testing/Optimization == == Testing/Optimization ==
TODO: Add some information here about testing/validation/etc. TODO: Add some information here about testing/validation/etc.