Hi Michael,
[Sorry if you receive this mail twice, but I've had problems with the
mail server here...]
I've had a look at the script you provided and, as Edward, I think it
would be nice if this could be integrated as part of relax sample scripts.
Then, after addition of this code by any developer, you could further
test it and improve it by submitting patches (if needed). This would be
a nice way to get involved in relax and prove your abilities...
Regards,
Séb
P.S. Sincerely, with this script and the relax Gui, I guess proving your
abilities won't be long... :)
Edward d'Auvergne wrote:
Hi,
It just requires a number of patches to be submitted and accepted,
good design decisions being made, playing by the open source rules,
etc. It is not a fast process, but is fairly standard for open
source. As for not being a programmer, when I started neither was I
when I started. You learn by modifying and extending code from a
small starting point. So this shouldn't be an issue. For this
script, do I have your permission to include it into the 1.3
repository line? Would you mind licencing this script using the GPL,
making it open source? This requires a header such as in the
full_analysis.py script. Without such licencing, copyrighted material
cannot be legally distributed with relax.
Cheers,
Edward
2009/11/16 Michael Bieri <michael.bieri@xxxxxx>:
Hi Edward
So as far as I understood, I have to prove that I can write scripts. As
already mentioned, I am not a programmer. To prove, I attach the
final_data_extraction.py script. i tested it with your code_validator.py
script and it seems to be ok.
I hope this can help.
Cheers
Michael
Edward d'Auvergne schrieb:
Hi,
Interesting that the subject of this message ist 'auf Deutsch'!
Unfortunately I cannot allow you to be a member of the relax project
straight away. Becoming a relax developer is a democratic process
which first requires a demonstration of basic coding ability (or more
precisely knowing your limits and not hurting other parts of the code)
and adherence to the principles of the project and the coding
conventions. This is all described in chapter 9 of the relax manual,
the development chapter, which should be read prior to joining the
project. Section 9.4.1 "Becoming a committer" details the steps for
joining. From the outside an open source project looks quite chaotic
but in reality it is highly structured and only code of the highest
quality - every line of code is checked by myself or others - is
accepted.
Cheers,
Edward
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