[SoC] SOC: New IDEs

Damien Cassou damien.cassou at gmail.com
Wed Mar 21 08:36:35 UTC 2007


Hi Juraj,

what do you mean when you say that "System Browser will have full
support of Traits"? What are the features you propose? Did you have a
look at DynamicProtocols and TraitOmniBrowser. I think there is a lot
of work that can be done in this area but you are not clear about it.

Bye

2007/3/21, Juraj Kubelka <KubelkJ at fel.cvut.cz>:
> Hi,
>
> I have tried to write a description of the project I have send
> before. What do you think about it? Thank you for our feedback.
>
> Best regards,
> Juraj
>
> --
> Juraj Kubelka
>
> =====================================================================
> + Title/Summary: New Squeak IDE System Browser and Inspector
> + Organization: Squeak
> + Link to Further Information:
>
> ***** Abstract (2500 character limit, text only, no HTML)
> The Abstract of an accepted student application is displayed on the
> public GSoC web site.  Please do not include personal information.
>
>     The aim of the project is to improve current IDE tools for
> supporting user defined refactoring and code transformation.  The IDE
> tools will more complex support user's daily work like creation of
> common methods and ordinary repairs.  Refactoring is an important
> part of the programming and rich and easy to use functions of IDE
> tools improves quality of applications.
>
>     The IDE tools will also support Traits.  Traits are really
> interesting thing how to reuse source code and their support in the
> IDE tools will help to adopt such techniques by programmers.  And in
> the end the IDE tools will also support teaching Traits.
>
>
> ***** Detailed Description (7500 character limit, text only, no HTML)
> The Detailed Description of a student application is visible only to
> mentors and will not be displayed on the public GSoC web site.
>
>     This project will extend the current IDEs in order to allow fast
> coding, support Traits and have a rich graphic features to show user
> type of class or method.  Set of new IDEs will contains a System
> Browser and an Inspector.
>
>     System Browser will have full support of Traits.  It will support
> user defined actions and displaying of class and methods.  It will
> have nice effects like: "I am a GUI class.  If you double click on
> me, I will open myself.  From context menu you can open GUI Painter."
> or "I am changed class/method against last revision.", and so on.  It
> will be possible to display inherited methods, category which method
> belong to, hierarchy structure, category structure.  Also tabs known
> from Firefox application should be implemented.  Standard refactoring
> functions, getters, setters, Shout technology, code completion should
> be implemented. And lots of other useful functions like move
> method/variable from class side to instance side, display where a
> variable is used, a tool for method renaming, automatic method
> category assignment, and so on.
>
>     Inspector will have OmniBrowser like structure so it will be
> possible to quickly examine structure of inspected object.  Inspector
> will have workspace for commands execution and method list of
> currently inspected object.  Inspector will support fast browsing
> through object references.  It will have support for removing and
> adding new instances to collections.
>
>     Why I should get this job? I am a PhD student at Czech Technical
> University in Prague.  I am interested in object oriented development
> and Smalltalk is really good language for such thinking.  This
> project is good challenge to improve myself in Squeak and the
> improvements are necessary to spread about Squeak at school, in the
> Czech Republic.  But the main reason why I should get this project is
> we would like create really good application for teaching data
> modelling (with new way how to think and use such type of
> applications) in Squeak.  But I have to learn Squeak before.  Frankly
> speaking I need money so if I get this job, I will be able to learn
> Squeak (and Smalltalk) much deeply during the summer rather then with
> an unwanted job.
>
> =====================================================================
>
> On 19.3.2007, at 15:01, stephane ducasse wrote:
>
> > dualBrowser on squeaksource.com
> >
> > else it would be good to support traits.
> > Have a look at the trait browser. I have an image that i could give
> > with an old implementation of a first trait browser
> >
> > Stef
> >
> > On 19 mars 07, at 12:30, Juraj Kubelka wrote:
> >
> >> Hello,
> >>
> >> here is my draft what I want to have in IDE (System Browser):
> >>
> >> Unstructured notes:
> >>  - list of variables (below list of methods)
> >>  - highlight methods which use selected variables
> >>    + highlight variables which are used in selected methods
> >>  - want to see inherited methods (variables) and from whom
> >>  - move methods (variables) from/to class side
> >>  - creation of getters, setters, and other methods from menu
> >>    + possible to define general template (useful for Magritte...)
> >>  - automatic category assignment for methods
> >>    + want to see method's category
> >>  - method rename: dialog with list of possible renames (user can
> >> accept all or just subset)
> >>  - mark abstract classes.
> >>    + list of methods user have to implement
> >>  - mark GUI applications
> >>    + double click on such class in browser opens GUI application
> >>    + double click on "GUI method" opens GUI painter (e.g. Easy
> >> Morphic GUI)
> >>  - tabs like in Firefox, so user can have more browsers in one window
> >>  - changed categories/classes/methods against last revision
> >> (integration with Monticello)
> >>  - refactoring, completing, colored source code
> >>
> >>
> >> So I think it is possible to define:
> >> 1. general rule how to say what methods are necessary to implement
> >> (from abstract class, traits, required by Magritte, ...).
> >>
> >> 2. general rule for attributes like: it is abstract class, it is
> >> GUI application, it is changed against last revision, ...
> >>    - and define actions on double click, special context menu
> >> items, icon or color of (class, method) name
> >>
> >>
> >> What do you think? Thanks for your feedback.
> >>
> >> Jura
> >>
> >> PS: I cannot find dualBrowser. Can you help me? Thank you.
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >> Something about me:
> >>
> >> I am student at CTU in Prague [1]. I research object oriented
> >> methodologies. ... I don't know what to say... I haven't much
> >> experiences in Smalltalk/Squeak but I think I am able to learn it.
> >> I know something about object oriented programming and I have been
> >> playing with Smalltalk at least since ESUG in Prague (September
> >> 2006). Something else???
> >>
> >> [1] http://www.feld.cvut.cz/en/
> >>
> >> On 17.3.2007, at 16:00, Giovanni Corriga wrote:
> >>
> >>> Il giorno ven, 16/03/2007 alle 15.42 +0100, Juraj Kubelka ha
> >>> scritto:
> >>>> Hello,
> >>>>
> >>>> I'm a PhD student at Czech Technical University in Prague. I would
> >>>> like to apply for job in Google Summer of Code. The interesting
> >>>> ideas
> >>>> for me are "New IDEs" and "Reimplement IDE Tools in s Structured
> >>>> Way".
> >>>>
> >>>> I have an idea how IDEs should look like and what should offer to
> >>>> programmers (combination of Smalltalk/X IDEs and VisualWorks and
> >>>> something more). As I have found this project I think it is good
> >>>> change to do it in cooperation with mentors (and earn something).
> >>>>
> >>>> So is it possible to think about me?
> >>>> I can write my ideas about better IDE (especially System Browser
> >>>> and
> >>>> Inspector).
> >>>> Thank you in advance.
> >>>
> >>> Hi Juraj,
> >>>
> >>> feel free to send your proposal! You can send it directly through
> >>> the
> >>> Summer of Code Web App, or you can send it here first so that we can
> >>> start giving you some feedback before you submit it.
> >>>
> >>>     Ciao,
> >>>
> >>>             Giovanni
> >>>
> >>
> >>
> >
>
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