On Tue, Jun 2, 2009 at 12:14 PM, Ian Clatworthy <<a href="mailto:ian.clatworthy@canonical.com">ian.clatworthy@canonical.com</a>> wrote: <div class="gmail_quote"><blockquote class="gmail_quote" style="border-left: 1px solid rgb(204, 204, 204); margin: 0pt 0pt 0pt 0.8ex; padding-left: 1ex;"> Javier Der Derian wrote: > Today I've been checking qbzr-eclipse and figured out how to add q* > commands into the menu. > > Tomorrow I'll create a branch inside qbzr-eclipse and do the first commits. Javier, Thanks. I've uploaded the prototype I put together over the weekend, and polished over the last two nights, illustrating the Bazaar menu I'd like to see in Eclipse, Visual Studio, NetBeans and most of the other major IDEs out there. You can grab it from <a href="https://edge.launchpad.net/bzr-explorer" target="_blank">https://edge.launchpad.net/bzr-explorer</a>. It's a bit rough in places because I only started learning Qt on the weekend. Even so, I hope it clearly shows the sort of thing I have in mind. You can run the prototype and click on all the options. By design, most of them just tell you what they are going to do without actually doing it. (The File, View, Settings & Help menu options all work though.) Also try running: bzr explorer --gtk and clicking on the options to see how it then tells you about the bzr-gtk applets it's planning to execute. I hope the prototype illustrates why I'm so keen on the roadmap I've suggested, namely: 1. Extending qbzr-eclipse with more commands 2. Then combining qbzr-eclipse and bzr-eclipse into a single awesome plugin. Furthermore, once we have the necessary QBzr (and bzr-gtk) applets available for filling in the missing parts in Bazaar Explorer, then we also have a pretty impressive offering in Eclipse & TortoiseBzr, assuming it makes sense for them to use a similar menu. BTW, outside of Bazaar Explorer and inside Eclipse say, the Settings & Tools menus ought to be appended onto the end of the Bazaar menu (as sub-menus). Ian C. PS: I've attached a screenshot to whet your appetite. </blockquote></div> Thanks, it looks really great!!!! Let me see if I understand the whole picture, and what I have to do. 1) bzr-explorer is a GUI app to run qbzr and bzr-gtk applets/commands, because right now there's no GUI for qbzr commands and they all have to be executed from the command line. The menu build there is what you want to see also in qbzr-eclipse and others GUI's 2) qbzr is missing some commands, and you want me to make them work and then add them to qbzr-eclipse. 3) once qbzr is more complete, integrate in one eclipse plugin bzr-eclipse and qbzr-eclipse. I hope I got ir right! It will be nice to finally get to learn QT too! Javier Der Derian --- "Siempre es mejor Cumplir la Palabra"