quickly-12.08.1/0000775000175000017500000000000012014770464013247 5ustar mikemike00000000000000quickly-12.08.1/results.log0000664000175000017500000000167512014721302015447 0ustar mikemike00000000000000#!/bin/sh cd /tmp rm -rf test-project quickly create ubuntu-cli test-project # Creating bzr repository and committing # Congrats, your new project is setup! cd /tmp/test-project/ to start hacking. # Creating project directory test-project cd test-project sed -i 's/import os/import os #test-blarg/' setup.py (echo "#test-blarg" >> setup.py) (echo "#test-blarg" >> bin/test-project) (echo "#test-blarg" >> test_project/__init__.py) grep -R "#test-blarg" . # ./setup.py:import os #test-blarg # ./setup.py:#test-blarg # ./bin/test-project:#test-blarg # ./test_project/__init__.py:#test-blarg quickly upgrade 11.04 # Note: This is the first time you have run Quickly since it has been updated. # Quickly will now upgrade its files (bin/*, test_project_lib/*, and setup.py). # But first it will save your project. View Quickly's changes by running: # bzr diff grep -R "#test-blarg" . # ./setup.py:#test-blarg # ./test_project/__init__.py:#test-blarg quickly-12.08.1/AUTHORS0000664000175000017500000000234011775336637014333 0ustar mikemike00000000000000Format: http://svn.debian.org/wsvn/dep/web/deps/dep5.mdwn?op=file&rev=166 Upstream-Name: Quickly Upstream-Contact: quickly-talk@lists.launchpad.net Source: https://launchpad.net/quickly/+download Files: * Copyright: 2009 Rick Spencer 2009-2011 Didier Roche 2010-2011 Canonical Ltd License: GPL-3 Comment: Primary authors are: * Rick Spencer * Didier Roche * Michael Terry Files: data/templates/*/project_root/* Licence: public-domain All those files are licenced in public domain License: GPL-3 This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, version 3 of the License. . This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. . You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see . . On Debian systems, the full text of the GNU General Public License version 3 can be found in the file /usr/share/common-licenses/GPL-3. quickly-12.08.1/ubuntudevbar.py0000664000175000017500000001610511775336637016347 0ustar mikemike00000000000000#!/usr/bin/python # -*- Mode: Python; coding: utf-8; indent-tabs-mode: nil; tab-width: 4 -*- from gi.repository import GLib, GdkPixbuf, Gtk, Nautilus, Vte # pylint: disable=E0611 try: from quickly import api as quicklyapi #from quickly import prompts has_quickly = True except: has_quickly = False command_order = ('create', 'edit', 'design', 'save', 'package', 'share', 'release', 'tutorial') command_without_output = ('edit', 'design', 'save', 'tutorial') class DevBar(Nautilus.LocationWidgetProvider): pass def __init__(self): self.bars = {} pass def get_widget(self, uri, window): """Draw Ubuntu dev widgets depending on context if Quickly: - draw available actions in Quickly project - draw available actions outside of Quickly project in dev directory""" uri = uri.replace('file://', '') if has_quickly: commands = [command for command in quicklyapi.get_commands_in_context(path=uri) if command.exposed_in_bar == True] fingerprint = "".join([command.name for command in commands]) try: bar = self.bars[fingerprint] except KeyError: bar = UbuntuDevBar(spacing=30) # Don't load when I uncomment the cache! WTF happened??? #self.bars[fingerprint] = bar current_template = None current_template = quicklyapi.get_current_template(path=uri) if not current_template: current_template = "" sorted_commands = [] # reorder commands for item in command_order: for command in commands: if item == command.name: sorted_commands.append(command) for command in commands: if command.name not in command_order: sorted_commands.append(command) bar.add_image("/usr/share/quickly/icons/quickly48x48.png", current_template) commands_already_listed = [] for command in sorted_commands: if command.name in commands_already_listed: continue if command.followed_by_template and not current_template: bar.add_button_with_selection(bar.click_on_quickly_button, command.name, quicklyapi.list_template_for_command(command.name), ["quickly", command.name], uri, icon=command.icon) else: bar.add_button(bar.click_on_quickly_button, command.name, ["quickly", command.name], uri, icon=command.icon) commands_already_listed.append(command.name) bar.show() if not ('devel' in uri or current_template): return return bar class UbuntuDevBar(Gtk.HBox): '''Container to all buttons in nautilus.''' def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs): '''create a Ubuntu Dev Bar''' Gtk.HBox.__init__(*args, **kwargs) self._logo = None self._image = None self._subtitle = None self._buttons = [] self._buttons_with_selection = [] def add_image(self, image_name, subtitle=None): """Add an image to the bar and a subtitle below if one.""" self._logo = Gtk.VBox(homogeneous=False, spacing=0) self._image = Gtk.Image() self._logo.pack_start(self._image, expand=True, fill=True, padding=0) pixbuf = GdkPixbuf.Pixbuf.new_from_file(image_name) if pixbuf: scaled_pixbuf = pixbuf.scale_simple(48, 48, GdkPixbuf.InterpType.BILINEAR) self._image.set_from_pixbuf(scaled_pixbuf) self._image.show() if subtitle: self._subtitle = Gtk.Label(subtitle) self._logo.pack_start(self._subtitle, expand=True, fill=True, padding=0) self._subtitle.show() self.pack_start(self._logo, expand=False, fill=False, padding=0) self._logo.show() def add_button(self, signal, label, command_line, path, icon=None): """Adds a new new button to the bar widget.""" button = Gtk.Button() button.connect("clicked", signal, command_line, path) button.set_label(label) if icon: image = Gtk.Image() image.set_from_file(icon) settings = button.get_settings() settings.set_property("gtk-button-images", True) button.set_image(image) button.show() vbox = Gtk.VBox(homogeneous=False, spacing=0) vbox.pack_start(button, expand=True, fill=False, padding=0) vbox.show() self._buttons.append(button) self.pack_start(vbox, expand=False, fill=False, padding=0) def add_button_with_selection(self, signal, label, selection, command_line, path, icon=None): """Adds a new button with a multiple selection widget""" combobox = Gtk.ComboBoxText() for item in selection: combobox.append_text(item) combobox.show() button = Gtk.Button() button.set_label(label) button.connect("clicked", signal, command_line, path, combobox) if icon: image = Gtk.Image() image.set_from_file(icon) settings = button.get_settings() settings.set_property("gtk-button-images", True) button.set_image(image) button.show() vbox = Gtk.VBox(homogeneous=False, spacing=0) vbox.pack_start(combobox, expand=True, fill=False, padding=0) vbox.pack_start(button, expand=True, fill=False, padding=0) self._buttons_with_selection.append((combobox,button)) vbox.show() self.pack_start(vbox, expand=False, fill=False, padding=0) def click_on_quickly_button(self, widget, *argscommand): """Quickly buttons can have a template associated""" command = argscommand[0] try: associated_combobox = argscommand[2] model = associated_combobox.get_model() index = associated_combobox.get_active() if index >= 0: command.insert(2, "-t") command.insert(3, model[index][0]) except IndexError: pass command = self.add_additional_actions(command) v = Vte.Terminal() v.fork_command_full(Vte.PtyFlags.DEFAULT, argscommand[1], command, None, GLib.SpawnFlags.SEARCH_PATH, None, None) window = Gtk.Window() window.add(v) if command[1] not in command_without_output: window.show_all() Gtk.main() def add_additional_actions(self, command): """Some commands needs additional args, filter them here""" # TODO: Add missing prompts module #if command[1] == "create": # response, val = prompts.string("Project Name","Please enter a project name") # if response == Gtk.ResponseType.OK: # command.append(val) return command quickly-12.08.1/quickly.10000664000175000017500000001130411775336637015026 0ustar mikemike00000000000000.TH Quickly 1 "08/20/2009" "" "Quickly" .\"Created with GNOME Manpages Editor .\"http://sourceforge.net/projects/gmanedit2 .SH NAME Quickly \- create software programs (and other things) quickly .SH SYNOPSIS .B quickly .RI [ options ] .RI [ template ] .RI command .RI [ args ] .br .SH DESCRIPTION This manual page explains the \fBquickly\fP program. The \fBquickly\fP program helps you create software programs (and other things) quickly. You can select from a set of application templates and use some simple quickly commands to create, edit code and GUI, and publish your software for others to use. Quickly's templates are easy to write. So if you are a fan of language foo, you can create a foo-project template. Or if you want to help people making plugins for your killer app, you can make a killer-app-plugin template. You can even create a template for managing corporate documents, creating your own awesome LaTeX helpers. The sky is the limit! .P Given the richness and variety of the Linux platform, programming on Linux should be easy and fun. However, it's not easy and fun because it is too hard to learn. It is too hard to learn because there are too many choices, and too much information to wade through. Quickly strives to make programming easy and fun by bringing opinionated choices about how to write different kinds of programs to developers. Included is a Ubuntu application template for making applications that integrate smoothly into the Ubuntu software infrastructure. .P GTD is easier with GTQD (Get Things Quickly Done)! .SH OPTIONS Quickly follows the usual GNU command line syntax, with long options starting with two dashes (‘-’). A summary of options is included below. .IP \fB\-h\fP .IP \fB\--help\fP Show help information .IP \fB\-t\fP .IP \fB\--templates\fP This option is followed by a template name. It's needed for template commands launched outside a project or can be used in a project for launching commands from another template. .IP \fB\--staging\fP Target launchpad staging server. Can automatically be added for using in multiple command suits if export QUICKLY="staging". .IP \fB\--verbose\fP All commands are launched in verbose. Can automatically be added for using in multiple command suits if export QUICKLY="verbose". .IP \fB\--version\fP Show version information. .SH COMMANDS Each command can be launched with or without options. .TP .B command args Launch the command with args in the current contexte (inside or outside a project). Some commands needs to be launched inside a quickly project (for instance, quickly save in ubuntu-application template), some other can be launched only outside a project (quickly create) and some can be launched inside or outside a project (quickly quickly) .P If a command is launched inside a project, the current associated template will be automatically the one used at project creation (probably with quickly create template projectname). You can still launch builtin command (commands that doesn't depend on any template) or command from another template with quickly -t anothertemplate command_from_anothertemplate. .P Some commands (like quickly create, quickly quickly, quickly help) needs a template after their command name if you aren't in a project directory. This can also be achieved in using the -t template option. .TP .B create [ template ] projectname Create a new project from template. Can only be launched outside an existing project. .P You can also use: .RS quickly -t template create projectname (equivalent use) .RE .IP \fBcommands\fP List all commands available, sorted by template .IP \fBgetstarted\fP Have some info to get started .TP .B quickly [ template ] newtemplate Create a new personal template from an existing template. You can then modify this template for your own needs. .P You can also use: .RS quickly -t template quickly newtemplate (equivalent use) .P or: .P quickly quickly newtemplate if you are in a project. The newtemplate will derivate from associated project template. .RE .TP .B help [ template ] command Get some help on a command. If no template is provided and you are outside any quickly project, you are only able to get some help from builtin commands. If you specify a template (or use quickly help -t template command, or you are in a quickly project directory), you will get some help from the current template context. .SH ENVIRONMENT .TP .B QUICKLY The \fBQUICKLY\fP environment variable can contain multiple tags. The separator is \fB":"\fP. For example: \fBQUICKLY=staging:verbose\fP .TP .B QUICKLY_TEMPLATES This variable contains additional template paths, separated by \fB":"\fP much like the \fBPATH\fP environment variable. E.g.: \fBQUICKLY_TEMPLATES=/home/foo/.quickly/templates:/home/foo/projects/mynewtemplate\fP quickly-12.08.1/NEWS0000664000175000017500000005235512014770423013753 0ustar mikemike00000000000000Quickly 12.08.1 ------------------------------------ + ubuntu-application: - Add --extras option to 'quickly share' (Vsevolod Velichko) - Overwrite quickly-owned files when upgrading to a new Quickly - Clean up the packaging for extras to not be as insane Quickly 12.08 ------------------------------------ + ubuntu-application: - Build-Depend on libglib2.0-bin when building for extras - Support Exec desktop keys with arguments to the executable for extras - Support © symbol in license command (Vsevolod Velichko) - Fix appindicator support (Voidcode) + common: - Add get_current_name() to quickly API (Denis Kovalskiy) Quickly 12.05 ------------------------------------ + ubuntu-cli: - Fix to not warn about upgrading to PyGI all the time. + ubuntu-flash-game: - Fix to use GTK+ 2 again. Flash doesn't work with GTK+ 3. + common: - Fix 'quickly package --extras' and 'quickly submitubuntu' to actually create usable packages for the ARB process. Quickly 12.04 ------------------------------------ + ubuntu-application: - Fix 'quickly test' to pass out of the box + ubuntu-pygame: - Drop, as it relies on deprecated desktopcouch. Users are encouraged to use ubuntu-application and embed pygame instead. Quickly 12.03 ------------------------------------ + ubuntu-application: - Don't strip comments from glade files (Frederik Elwert) - Update tutorial to match current code + common: - Fix inheriting 'create' in derived templates - Fix crash during 'create' for derived templates (Paolo Sammicheli) Quickly 11.12 ------------------------------------ + ubuntu-application: - Use GTK+ 3, gobject-introspection, and GSettings for new projects + common: - Fix shell completion when running "quickly quickly" to create a new template Quickly 11.10 ------------------------------------ + ubuntu-application: - upgrade: Fix 11.04 projects that mixed PyGI and PyGObject on upgrade Quickly 11.09 ------------------------------------ + ubuntu-application: - add: Make indicator code set its icon to the project icon (Tony Byrne) - design: Call new 'glade' executable, not 'glade-3' (Paolo Sammicheli) - upgrade: Better detection for whether to use new /opt code (Tony Byrne) - Fix some mistakes in the tutorial - Don't mix PyGI and PyGObject calls in project code + common: - A lot of string cleanup and translation fixes (Paolo Sammicheli) - Updated translations Quickly 11.06 ------------------------------------ + ubuntu-application: - add: Support adding files from derived templates (Tony Byrne) - edit: Correctly open bin/project-name wrapper on Ubuntu 10.10-era projects (LP: #770294) - package: Work with Ubuntu 11.10's version of python-mkdebian + ubuntu-cli: - package: Avoid creating bogus .deb files by properly quoting paths (LP: #790011) + common: - Fix typo in man page (LP: #803258) - Updated translations Quickly 11.04 ------------------------------------ + ubuntu-application-template: - Separated user-modifiable code from quickly-owned code by adding new *_lib module in new projects that contains quickly-maintained code - Support self.ui['my widget'] widget access - Refresh tutorial for Ubuntu 11.04 with new screenshots and more editing + ubuntu-application-template and derivatives: - Add 'quickly test' command that will run unit tests on your code; some sample tests are included + ubuntu-pygame-template: - Add hiscores support by Alejandro J. Cura + common: - Fixed LP login support to work with latest liblaunchpad - Updated translations Quickly 11.03.1 ------------------------------------ + ubuntu-application-template: - Use one scalable application icon, instead of 3 differently sized ones + ubuntu-application-template and derivatives: - Support writing metadata required by the Application Review Board when packaging (can enable with 'submitubuntu' or 'package --extras') - Add yelp to dependencies if your application uses ghelp: URLs - Some minor cleanups + ubuntu-flash-game-template: - First release of a flash game template by Stuart Langridge Quickly 11.03 ------------------------------------ + ubuntu-application-template: - tutorial command reference 4.4 glade should be design (Tony Byrne) LP: #661699 - refresh the branding to the new ubuntu brand (Daniel Fore) (LP: #666557) - Support self.ui.label1 syntax - If glade defined handler is missing connect to default_handler. - Support auto-connection of signal handlers named on_widget_signal() - Support auto-connection of several widgets to a handler. - support submitubuntu command to install applications in /opt (LP: #625581) + ubuntu-application-template and derivatives: - Fix apport code to not fail when lp-project name changes - Fix apport test to run cleanly by always upgrading from 0.3 to 0.4 template (test was originally written to test that upgrade) - Add many tests - Provide mallard-formatted starter help files (Tony Byrne) - Fix 'add dialog' to rename dialog name with dashes correctly - Add 'add help-guide' and 'add help-topic' (Tony Byrne) - Support custom licenses better by noticing when they are being used - add QUICKLY_EDITOR variable to override SELECTED_EDITOR or EDITOR if we want a dedicated editor for Quickly (Dennis Craven) - regenerate debian/copyright at each quickly release/package (LP: #656943) - When getting Launchpad credentials, only allow choosing full access - Cleanup various help descriptions to be more consistent + common: - Reorganize tests to be easier to run as a group (./test/run.sh) - quickly quickly should remove *.pyc files as commands are imported (LP: #658710) - If not running under X, use nano instead of gedit as fallback editor Quickly 0.6.1 ------------------------------------ + ubuntu-application-template and derivatives: - don't overwrite files in add command if already exists (Tony Byrne) (LP: #645490) - fix crash in in help() (Michael Terry) (LP: #649881) - force utf8 when creating a gpg key (LP: #640689) + common: - revert internal bzr calls to use subprocess calls again (LP: #648496, #642455) - translations update (en_GB, es, fr, uk) - urkkk, just saw that the tutorial contains the name and revision number. Update that as a workaround. Should be removed for next release. Quickly 0.6 ------------------------------------ quickly core: - enhance API with real case usage: nautilus extension - move bzr call to use internal API (Jelmer Vernooij) - support user defined template paths (Barry Warsaw) (LP: #585617) - quickly quickly now uses import command functionality from the origin template - fix copyright file (Kyle Nitzsche) (LP: #610096) ubuntu-application-template and derivatives: - push the tarball to launchpad instead of the .changes (LP: #594256) - move bzr call to use internal API (Jelmer Vernooij) - add apache license (Monty Taylor) - update and improvment of the tutorial (Ryan Macnish) - "$ quickly add indicator" to add indicator support to your project (Owais Lone) - add yelp dep for tutorial (Umang Varma) (LP: #610026) - some fixes to the tutorial (Henrik H.) (LP: #608421) - don't add changelog for quickly package command (Umang Varma) (LP: #587538) - add quickly configure distribution to release to another distribution than your current one (Umang Varma) (LP: #608191) - Provide a modeline in generated source (Michael Terry) (LP: #606285) Quickly 0.4.3 ------------------------------------ quickly core: - fix wrong template proposal for commands not followed by template ubuntu-application template: - change label caption from glade to design (LP: #571409) - fix dialog when having - in title name (LP: #578710) - fix unicode problems in About dialog (LP: #582584) (Petar Vasić) - fix the boiler plate for faulty preferences dialog code (LP: #587090) (Nick Veitch) ubuntu-application and inherited: - fix configure stripping team name for ppa (LP: #587314) (Frederik Elwert) - fix not all syntax for dependencies supported (LP: #587520) (Frederik Elwert) - fix issue and description of release: quickly release updated translations Quickly 0.4.2 ------------------------------------ ubuntu-application template (and inherited): - fix verbose check in quicklyutils making release and share fail (LP: #570239) - updated translations Quickly 0.4.1 ------------------------------------ ubuntu-application template (and inherited): - add more debugging info in --verbose mode for gpg keys - remove ~/.selected_editor detection. Introduced confusion for users (LP: #565586) - better message and user help when ppa not found (LP: #565581) - fix again some tutorial issues which had been lost during html -> docbook transition (LP: #499356) - fix gpg key creation with no email address (LP: #567272) - Updated translations Quickly 0.4 ------------------------------------ Quickly core: - check now that --template has one argument - -- enables to give options to templates (unknown options and arguments are still given to templates but -- specify explicity what to give to templates commands like -h, --version...) - check and enable recreation of the credential if user deletes it on Launchpad - Use realpath so that we can symlink to the binary in trunk. (Jonathan Lange) - project_path_not_found is raised when data_path_not_found should be (originated from Philip Peitsch's patch). (LP: #497688) - importing command in one template from another template is now possible support as well "all" keyword to import all commands from a template into another one (take care of overridden commands too) (LP: #452306, #487301) - add an apport hook to get installed templates (LP: #411127) - enable option completion for templates - handle now version upgrade, launching script for templates and handling versionning on them - change getstarted wording (LP: #486180) - Grant - Quickly ship now "version" tag instead of "format" tag - add some templatetools to check X display - if a commands exit with 4, do not show "ERROR:" (case of wrong command usage, for instance) - Rewrote importing module in both bin/quickly and ubuntu-project binary - Add get_camel_case_name() and get_sentence_name() to templatetools - Refactor some code in pre_create hook() - Now dashes and spaces support in project name! Dealing with python and packaging issues for you. (LP: #493130) - Provide Quickly API (LP: #426480) - Fix some issues in the man page ubuntu-application Template: - Enabling upload to team or user ppa, as well as any ppa. Use --ppa ppaname or --ppa team/ppaname .quickly file can be used as well with ppa = ppaname or ppa = team/ppaname (LP: #470192) ppa completion is also available - Change BSD header by full license - Add MIT license - Fixes an error when launchpad display name contains unicode character (Petar Vasić) - Fix typo in quickly help save (Petar Vasić) - Adds logo.png as logo property in about dialog (LP: #478389) (Petar Vasić) - Remove lp-project-change command and add configure command. configure lp-project [project_name] to set/reset lp project binded to your Quickly project ppa to set a default ppa with your project - Fix ~/.selected-editor being ignored (LP: #484730) - Fix wrong shell completion when in a template (it wrongly proposed all commands followed by templates) - Check if we have a X display available before running "run" or launching GUI in "create" command. - add -- support in quickly run to pass options like --help, --version so that Quickly core don't take them. - enable preferences save call being called multiple times (Philip Peitsch) - Use realpath so that we can symlink to the binary in trunk. - Fixed some errors in the tutorial (Brian) (LP: #499356) - Fix missing import sys in setup.py (Philip Peitsch) (LP: #499712) - rename ubuntu-project to ubuntu-application - enhance quickly license (no more Copyright file, only one AUTHORS file) personal license needs COPYING file now (and the header will be copied in every files). No more # needed in those files too. Some other little refactoring too (LP: #469330) - autolicence by default on first share/release (with LP info and on GPL-3) - change versionning support in ubuntu application: (LP: #476814) + quickly share just adds -publicX to current version where X is bumped at each "quicky share" execution + quickly release remove -publicX (if any) and release with current YY.MM. If there is already a release with that version, it will be YY.MM.1, then YY.MM.2 - add accelerators to menu items (jens persson) - set correctly title dialog (Philip Peitsch) (LP: #501999) - about dialog box is now fully automated: (LP: #478414) + update copyright, authors, license (when licensing) + version (when sharing and releasing) + homepage (when changing launchpad project: release and configure) - add an 'add' command. $ quickly dialog … is now $ quickly add dialog … (LP: #438320) - enable automatic release and milestone built in LP, releasing and pushing upstream tarball (LP: #470344) - automatic collect and publish changelog message from commits and save messages used during devlopment. (LP: #476572) - add i18n to boiler plate (LP: #423529) - enable adding manual depdencies to quickly project (LP: #474639) - enable configure its own bzr branch and resetting parent branch even once already configured (quickly configure bzr ) - now recommends seahorse-plugins to have a graphical prompt for signing package - rename quickly glade to quickly design (LP: #528664) - create command is now more flexible and enable people to inherit from other template more easily - add translation domain to gtkbuilder and fix some items that shouldn't been translatable (Łukasz Jernaś) - add apport and launchpadintegration to new and existing project once bounded to LP (Philip Peitsch) - fix spelling mistake "connexion" (Łukasz Jernaś) (LP: #532667) - the ubuntu-application tutorial is now internationalized and use docbook format. Translators, it's yours! (Shane Fagan) (LP: #525168) - package/share/release are now more quiet and only print something on error warning as a summary as with unfound packages, and so on (LP: #482915) - new algorithm to select good email automatically. Try to get the preferred email and update the AUTHOR file with it. - test GPG key and create one automatically if none is available. The corresponding public key availabity in launchpad is also checked. (LP: #427730, #408993) - add devscripts as a dependency (bug #465833), will fix all the depends mess later - bump python-distutils-extra (>= 2.18bzr1) - add debug command relying on winpdb ubuntu-cli Template: - first release using import command feature (no command written into the template itself). This is a basic ubuntu CLI application ubuntu-pygame Template: - first release using import command feature. python-pygame added as a depends Quickly 0.2.6 ------------------------------------- ubuntu-project Template: - Fix desktop.in file not installed due to new python-distutils-extra policy (LP: #460355) common: - Remove outdated information in README Quickly 0.2.5 ------------------------------------- Quickly Core: - deactivate option validity checking so that templates can have their own options. Discuss at UDS how to shape a better solution ubuntu-project Template: - Fixed some some errors and oversites in the tutorial - Remove request height/width for the default application and add a bigger marge on the label (LP: #494388) Quickly 0.2.4 ------------------------------------- Quickly Core: - add comment regarding why certain characters are not allowed and remove any whitespace around project name (Mike Pontillo) - Fixed a bad project name variable in a function comment and a typo in the tutorial (Sense Hofstede) - Enable quickly running without an existing data path (LP: #447089) - Some refactoring on error handling with incorrect template path ubuntu-project Template: - Fix share unicode issue when localized (LP: #444070) - quickly dialog needs input validation (LP: #442446) - Fix wrong link in tutorial (LP: #446310) (Johannes Mockenhaupt) - Added

paragraph where missing, adjust link to no point directly to rick's personal folder, removed stray, 'd' and 'su' on the second page of the dialog, changed couchgrid initialization should follow new way of doing it, change copyright file in tutorial to us '(C)', change packaging tutorial from svg to png (LP: #439111) - Focus is on the main window file when executing quickly glad (fix regression when project name has some capital letters) common: - update translations ------------------------------------- Quickly 0.2.3 ------------------------------------- Quickly Core: - Fix tutorial command not shown outside a project (previously overwriten because of = instead of extend()) - Bump requirement on distutilsextra to 2.10 to use desktopcouch bug fixing ubuntu-project Template: - Launch gedit in background, keep default for others (LP: #425305) - Focus is on the main window file when executing quickly glade - Add Launchpad display name to DEBEMAIL common: - updated translations ------------------------------------- quickly 0.2.2 ------------------------------------- Quickly Core: - Fix wrong release handling when not a number (bug: #424581) - Forbide bin and data as a project name (bug: #424635) ------------------------------------- quickly 0.2.1 ------------------------------------- This is mostely a fix release, but we still have few must-have minor features so that people can easily begin develop templates Here are the changes: Quickly Core: - Reshape variables in commandsconfig template file (LP: #421858) - Reshape command attributes for builtin commands - quickly without parameter now prints help - move some functions from ubuntu-project template to templatetools Quickly module to make them available to all templates (handle_additional_parameters, quickly_name, apply_file_rights, in_verbose_mode) - add missing quotes around new version number format [Ken VanDine] ubuntu-project template: - quickly release and share should not start if there are no pgp keys available (LP: #419407) - Typo in preferences code for ubuntu-project template (LP: #421642) - preferences code stores record type rather than _id (LP: #421644) - Adapt new commandsconfig format - quickly edit fails if EDITOR=vim (support now interactive command) (LP: #418351) - quickly edit supports now sensible-editor choice - created application does not suport standard command line options (LP: #418355) - Quickly licence should create an AUTHORS file (LP: #424489) - ubuntu-project main python file code has stray, strange line of code (LP: #421653) - Typo in error message of $ quickly tutorial (LP: #422212), patch from [Niall Jackson] (LP: #422212) - Typo in the index page of the tutorial of ubuntu-project template [Niall Jackson] (LP: #422209) - Destroy the dialogs outright instead of merely hideing them since we always create new ones when the event is fired [John C Barstow] - ubuntu-project main python module commented code uses wrong naming convention for preferences dialog (LP: #421648) - Some output messages correction common: - updated translations ------------------------------------- quickly 0.2 "desktopcouchified" ------------------------------------- This release contains added highly desirable features to 0.1 version but not essential one. Of course, some bug fixes came to the party. Most noticeable features/fixes are: - ubuntu-project should depend on cdbs and debhelper (LP: #408884) - Preferences should use client records API (LP: #402241) - Tutorial should use CouchWidget (LP: #402244) - quickly license should infer contact and name info from setup.py (LP: #402664) - quickly needs a command to list all commands (LP: #412900) - quickly can now handle special command very easily, reading from some configuration file which can be launched outside or inside a project, which have to be followed by a template… All of this also update automatically shell-completion behavior - "quickly help [command]" is needed (LP: #412902) - ubuntu-projects can be created with unpackagable names (LP: #414218) - quickly package doesn't have to sign packages (LP: #408992) - quickly needs a proper command class (LP: #411126) - shell-completion must call the script with a shell-completion parameter (LP: #412903) - quickly can now handle better command filtering. Use it! (LP: #412905) - quickly needs a manpage (LP: #406212) - ubuntu-project uses spaces instead tabs, which conflicts with gedit default settings (LP: #416527) - removed devscripts deps to use only dpkg-dev - Having no EMAIL environment variable set makes quickly release fail fixed (LP: #418369) - quickly needs using launchpad translation (LP: #406906) - updated translations (ca, es) quickly-12.08.1/COPYING0000664000175000017500000010437411775336637014330 0ustar mikemike00000000000000 GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE Version 3, 29 June 2007 Copyright (C) 2007 Free Software Foundation, Inc. Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies of this license document, but changing it is not allowed. Preamble The GNU General Public License is a free, copyleft license for software and other kinds of works. The licenses for most software and other practical works are designed to take away your freedom to share and change the works. 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But first, please read . quickly-12.08.1/po/0000775000175000017500000000000012014770464013665 5ustar mikemike00000000000000quickly-12.08.1/po/quickly.pot0000664000175000017500000012005111775336637016106 0ustar mikemike00000000000000# SOME DESCRIPTIVE TITLE. # Copyright (C) YEAR THE PACKAGE'S COPYRIGHT HOLDER # This file is distributed under the same license as the PACKAGE package. # FIRST AUTHOR , YEAR. # #, fuzzy msgid "" msgstr "" "Project-Id-Version: PACKAGE VERSION\n" "Report-Msgid-Bugs-To: \n" "POT-Creation-Date: 2011-07-29 10:06+0200\n" "PO-Revision-Date: YEAR-MO-DA HO:MI+ZONE\n" "Last-Translator: FULL NAME \n" "Language-Team: LANGUAGE \n" "MIME-Version: 1.0\n" "Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8\n" "Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit\n" #: ../data/templates/ubuntu-application/edit.py:39 msgid "" "A convenience command to open all of your python files in your project \n" "directory in your default editor, ready for editing.\n" "\n" "If you put yourself EDITOR or SELECTED_EDITOR environment variable, this " "latter\n" "will be used. Also, if you configured sensible-editor, this one will be\n" "choosed." msgstr "" #: ../data/templates/ubuntu-application/create.py:35 msgid "quickly create