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Marc Grober added a comment - 16/Jun/09 10:52 AM
As the person nominally identified as the Moodle maintainer for DragMath, might I inquire as to:
1/ there can not be "common" in editor directory because we have editor plugins there, whoever invented it forgot how our plugins work
 2/ lib is the right place for imported libraries, it helps with maintenance 3/ I did not want to be maintainer of editor integrations but unfortunately nobody was working on editor integrations 4/ my current priority is to finalize editor embedding and only then start dealing with editor extensions, sorry if I broke anything 5/ each imported library MUST have readme_moodle.txt which includes list of all changes, import steps but also the maintainer! 6/ I do not understand what is your problem with 0.7.7, I took it from http://www.dragmath.bham.ac.uk/  which was at the time the latest version, the previous version was much older In fact I initially argued for dragmath and asciimath to be located in /lib/common but was overruled by Matthieu... There were also some editor recommendations and demonstrations by Mauno (pretty exciting stuff) that were set aside at the time (gee, almost a year ago now??).... i.e. there were people working on editor integrations.....
if dragmath is in lib/dragmath, then can we expect that asciimath will be in lib/asciimath? Dragmath 0.7.7 was broken (a new fix in the code to address implied multiplication apparently broke another function), Alex released 0.7.7.1 to resolve the issue and I created a fresh zip for moodlers. 0.7.8 was released to address java console errors MK was seeing as he developed SEE, his integration of dragmath, asciimath, and svg with tinyMCE. Have you reviewed his work? Hi Marc and Petr,
you have written so many new tracker issues during my 2 holiday weeks that it is hard to follow all of them - anyway some comments in http://tracker.moodle.org/browse/MDL-19516 I'm not worried about different plugin structure of moodle 2.0 and previous versions - or different integration methods, different editors etc... Marc, I'm really pleased to see Petr taking care of editor code and plugins - I suppose he was not aware of your role and we have had so many different test integrations (trials) during the last few years (starting from Janne's work, my versions, Glen's version, OU version, Mathieu's moodle 2.0 version etc) that most likely nobody has tested all of them - not to mention math plugins etc. I am happy with any system that is stable and flexible enough for creating and using great features of moodle - both old and new ones... and I can change my files according to each version if needed... |
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