[Kde-bindings] Re: git descriptions

[Arno Rehn]

On Sunday 09 January 2011 13:57:41 you wrote:
> Hi Ian
> 
> On Sat, Jan 8, 2011 at 10:26 PM, Ian Monroe <ian at monroe.nu> wrote:
> > The sysadmins have requested we write up a description for everything.
> > Copied below, also at http://notes-dev.kde.org/e3WtUpD8tV
> > 
> > The following is all rooted at KDE/kdebindings
> > /kross-interpreters - berger & sebsauer - "Language interpreters to
> > enable in-process scripting with Kross"
> > /pykde4 - sedwards - "Python KDE bindings using PyQt4 SIP technology."
> > /smoke/smokegen - arnorehn & Rdale - "A general purpose C++ parser
> > with a plugin infrastructure, so-called 'generators', which can do
> > various things with the C++ AST. It is currently used for generating
> > the various SMOKE libraries.
> > This repo also hosts the smokebase library, which is used by language
> > bindings to interface with the SMOKE libraries, and the smokeapi
> > introspection tool."
> > /smoke/smokeqt - arnorehn & Rdale - "SMOKE bindings for the Qt
> > libraries. Used by language bindings."
> > /smoke/smokekde - arnorehn & Rdale "SMOKE bindings for libraries
> > created by the KDE community. Used by language bindings."
> > /ruby/qtruby - arnorehn & Rdale - "Ruby bindings for the Qt libraries."
> > /ruby/korundum - arnorehn & Rdale "Ruby bindings for libraries created
> > by the KDE community."
> > /perl/perlkde - burel -  "Perl bindings for libraries created by the
> > KDE community."
> > /perl/perlqt - burel - "Perl bindings for the Qt libraries."
> > /csharp/kimono - arnorehn & rdale - ".NET/Mono bindings for the KDE
> > libraries." /csharp/qyoto - arnorehn & Rdale - ".NET/Mono bindings for
> > the Qt libraries."
> 
> It looks fine to me, but maybe I should always be 'rdale' rather than
> 'Rdale'
This is only the identity.kde.org account name. I think the sysadmins would 
figure that it's all lowercase, but we chould change that, just to be sure.

> I would change this:
> 
> "A general purpose C++ parser
> with a plugin infrastructure, so-called 'generators', which can do
> various things with the C++ AST. It is currently used for generating
> the various SMOKE libraries."
> 
> to:
> 
> "A general purpose C++ parser
> with a plugin infrastructure enabling 'generators' to be written, which can
> do various things with the C++ AST. It is currently used for generating
> the various SMOKE libraries."
Agreed.

-- 
Arno Rehn
arno at arnorehn.de