rickardlindberg / node-editor

Node editor is an experimental program that sees the world in terms of nodes and children to nodes. It let's you edit the nodes and thereby edit the world by looking at it from a different angle.

Pomodoros

Work is done in pomodoros. What is done in each pomodoro is documented below.

#12 (26 June 2013): Fix problems

• Nodes in editor is static, I want to point to a folder

#11 (26 June 2013): Fix problems

• Updating body does no longer work

#10 (25 June 2013): Fix problems

• Pdiff test is not reliable when we change source files
• Selected node can not be changed

#9 (25 June 2013): Fix problems

• Display multiple nodes

#8 (24 June 2013): Fix problems

• Only enter key opens editor

#7 (24 June 2013): Extract node functionality to separate module

#6 (24 June 2013): Flesh out display -> edit -> display cycle

#5 (17 June 2013): Write regression test using pdiff

#4 (17 June 2013): Write regression test using pdiff

#3 (17 June 2013): Write regression test using pdiff

#2 (17 June 2013): Work on first story

• Copied GTK code from another project (codemonitor)
• Needed to install GTK
  • yum install gtk2-devel
  • cabal install gtk2hs-buildtools
  • cabal install gtk

#1 (17 June 2013): Figure out first story

Brainstorm requirements:

• Edit body of nodes in external program

• Edit header of nodes

• Edit node relationships

• Show nodes in tree

• Show preview of body

Story: Edit body of node in external program

1. Open editor with default node
   • Default node is a file node (this README file)
     • Header is file name
     • Body is contents of file
   • Header shows in left pane
   • Body shows in right pane
2. Press something to edit node in external program
3. Edit, save, and exit in external program
   • Body is updated in right pane

Extra work in this pomodoro:

• Wrote README
• Created and published git repository