Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of pkg-apt/AptDevelopment

Timestamp:

Sep 6, 2011, 9:05:53 PM (13 years ago)

Author:

maphew

Comment:

overall goals

pkg-apt/AptDevelopment

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-''the ideas and theories which drive apt developmeant and notes on the development environment'' 
+''the ideas and theories which drive apt development and notes on the development environment''
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+== Overall Goals ==
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+ * simple command line installation, upgrade and removal of packages
+ * always compatible with `osgeo4w-setup.exe`. People should never feel like they have to choose one over the other.
 
 == Development Environment ==
-For better or worse, this is what I use to work on [wiki:pkg-apt]. 
+For better or worse, this is what [wiki:MattWilkie I] use to work on [wiki:pkg-apt]. 
 
-IDE: I'm using this project to learn how to use the [http://webpages.charter.net/edreamleo/front.html Leo Outline Editor]. Bring apt.py into a `@file` node (drag and drop should do nicely) and you should see the functions split out into a tree that's somewhat easier to understand than a big long file. It does that for me anyway.
+'''IDE''': I'm using this project to learn how to use the [http://webpages.charter.net/edreamleo/front.html Leo Outline Editor]. Bring apt.py into a `@file` node (drag and drop should do nicely) and you should see the functions split out into a tree that's somewhat easier to understand than a big long file. To use Leo with o4w's python `apt install python-win32 pyqt4 sip`.
 
-PYTHON: 2.5, 2.6, 2.7, installed in C:\ and registered with Windows. I used to use solely the python 2.5 within o4w but stopped when Leo started requiring 2.6. I'm now working towards using solely 2.7 from the testing repository (as soon as I get the problem with x64 python registering properly licked). As yet I don't think apt itself requires anything newer than 2.5.
+'''PYTHON''':  I'm now working towards using solely 2.7 from the [RequiresPython#Testingrepository testing repository] (as soon as I get the problem with x64 python registering properly licked, #114). As yet I don't think apt itself requires anything newer than 2.5.