Thoughts about alpha2 release

[EuphoriX]

Lots of really great stuff going on with Gideon. I personally do not 
like the IDEAI because I dont like having to click the views i want and 
have to click them again to remove them so that I can see the windows 
underneath the projected tabs, very anoying.

I love the normal child mode with docking, i love that view.

I actually am really starting to like working in gideon, just some 
things that are glitchy make it almost impossible for me to use it to 
make a real project, mostly projects breaking indefinitely etc. the fact 
that all the makefiles have to be compatible with normal compiling 
processes makes it hard to keep up with the "real work" for example, in 
windows using either c++builder or VC, you dont get scared of 
adding/removing units etc halfway through your project, because the 
makefiles are updated and are worked automatically. In gideon, if I make 
a project, and remove units, the makefiles break, and compiling busts 
down, I have to go into the makefile and remove the files listed that I 
had removed. (your thinking, so? well.. i dont have time to modify 
makefiles, i just wanna code my program hehe)

anyways, loving gideon, want to put in my own inputs, but otherwise 
there are a lot of great things coming out of it... one thing I would 
like to see (and i'm sure everyone would) is QT and Gideon being more 
integrated into eachother.. GUI and coding nowadays, are hand in hand.


Oliver Eichler wrote:

>Hi
>
>Nice work. IDEAI seems to get my favourit UI for my labtop (without burning my 
>balls - if you know what I mean ;) )
>
>However there are still some things to be solved to make me migrate from 
>kdevelop. 
>
>* The class browser still seems to be mediocre. If a method returns a user 
>defined type, like an enumeration, class, typedef - it fails. All those 
>methods appear as globals. A structure defined within a class seems to give 
>it the creeps. Members start to show up multiple with each 'save'.  Structs 
>are resolved badly in general. 
>
>* The CWD the app is executed in, is $HOME. Wouldn't it be better to make it 
>the project path? Especially the debugger would be happy.
>
>And some stuff just related to my subjective opinion on UI's
>
>* If I jump to a line of code I would expect it right in the middle of my 
>editor - not at the bottom.
>
>* If I put focus back to the editor I would expect all tabbars to disappear.
>
>Some minor stuff:
>
>* The folding thingy is still buggy. The side bar stuff is not kept up-to-date 
>correctly. And the screen jumps when folding and unfolding. I guess the rule 
>is to keep the line of the folding mark +/- static. 
>
>That's it, sofar. Maybe I find some more. I guess that's what you want when 
>releasing alphas, isn't it. :)
>
>Oliver
>
>
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