Google Summer of Code 2007 - Revision history

Romain2Boss: /* Past Years */

2012-02-12T13:25:29Z

Past Years

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	= Past Years =		= Past Years =

	* [[~~Googles~~ Summer of Code 2006]]		* [[Google Summer of Code 2006]]
	* ~~Googles~~ Summer of Code 2005		* [[Google Summer of Code 2005]]
	** [[SOC Accepted Proposals]]		** [[SOC Accepted Proposals]]
	** [[SOC Writing Project Proposals]]		** [[SOC Writing Project Proposals]]
	** [[SOC Selection Criteria]]		** [[SOC Selection Criteria]]
	** [[SOC Original Project Prompts]]		** [[SOC Original Project Prompts]]

Romain2Boss: moved Googles Summer Of Code 2007 to Google Summer of Code 2007: Real name of this operation is "Google Summer of Code" (and not "Googles Summer Of Code")

2012-02-12T13:21:41Z

moved Googles Summer Of Code 2007 to Google Summer of Code 2007: Real name of this operation is "Google Summer of Code" (and not "Googles Summer Of Code")

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NeoPhyte Rep: /* ccHost Import/Export */ Changed references to OCAL for readability and use.

2011-12-02T17:13:47Z

ccHost Import/Export: Changed references to OCAL for readability and use.

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	Allow exporting to, or importing from, a remote ccHost instance.		Allow exporting to, or importing from, a remote ccHost instance.

	In particular, export to the [~~[OpenClipArtLibrary]~~], and import from said library (with some search terms, tag words, and perhaps even browsing.)		In particular, export to the [http://www.openclipart.org/ Open Clip Art Library (OCAL)], and import from said library (with some search terms, tag words, and perhaps even browsing.)

	[[LionKimbro]] can help someone spec out the capabilities, interfaces (both programmatic and GUI), and so on. He's written a little on [[OpenClipArtLibraryIntegration]] already. cell: 206.427.2545.


			[[LionKimbro]] can help someone spec out the capabilities, interfaces (both programmatic and GUI), and so on. He's written a little on [[Open Clip Art Library Integration]] already. cell: 206.427.2545.

	== SVG features ==		== SVG features ==

VonHalenbach: Reverted edits by MdrKcy (Talk); changed back to last version by Cilix

2007-06-10T11:31:48Z

Reverted edits by MdrKcy (Talk); changed back to last version by Cilix

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MdrKcy at 18:30, 8 June 2007

2007-06-08T18:30:28Z

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Cilix: /* Accepted by Google */

2007-05-07T05:30:37Z

Accepted by Google

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	** by Johan Engelen, mentored by Aaron Spike		** by Johan Engelen, mentored by Aaron Spike

	* 3D box tool for Inkscape		* [[GSOC2007 3D box tool\|3D box tool for Inkscape]]
	** by Maximilian Albert, mentored by bulia byak		** by Maximilian Albert, mentored by bulia byak

Gbanaszk: /* Accepted by Google */

2007-04-13T18:24:54Z

Accepted by Google

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	*Text Improvements		*[http://www.scs.carleton.ca/~gbanaszk/code/soc07/index.htm Text Improvements]
	** by Gail Banaszkiewicz, mentored by Richard Hughes		** by Gail Banaszkiewicz, mentored by Richard Hughes

Johanengelen: /* Accepted by Google */

2007-04-12T21:04:48Z

Accepted by Google

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	**by Miklos Erdelyi, mentored by Jon Cruz		**by Miklos Erdelyi, mentored by Jon Cruz

	* Live path effects in Inkscape		* [[GSOC2007 Live path effects in Inkscape\|Live path effects in Inkscape]]
	** by Johan Engelen, mentored by Aaron Spike		** by Johan Engelen, mentored by Aaron Spike

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	* Importing from, and Exporting to, a remote ccHost instance		* Importing from, and Exporting to, a remote ccHost instance
	**by Bruno Lu Gon-alves Dilly, mentored by Bryce Harrington		**by Bruno Lu Gon-alves Dilly, mentored by Bryce Harrington



	= Past Years =		= Past Years =

Johanengelen: accepted by google

2007-04-12T21:03:43Z

accepted by google

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	Original ideas are also welcome but students stand a better chance of getting selected by choosing from the suggested projects and where a mentor is available to supervise the work. If in doubt contact the developers on the mailing lists.		Original ideas are also welcome but students stand a better chance of getting selected by choosing from the suggested projects and where a mentor is available to supervise the work. If in doubt contact the developers on the mailing lists.


			= Accepted by Google =

			*Text Improvements
			** by Gail Banaszkiewicz, mentored by Richard Hughes

			* Native PDF import capability based on libpoppler
			**by Miklos Erdelyi, mentored by Jon Cruz

			* Live path effects in Inkscape
			** by Johan Engelen, mentored by Aaron Spike

			* 3D box tool for Inkscape
			** by Maximilian Albert, mentored by bulia byak

			* UI for SVG Filter Effects
			** by Nicholas Bishop, mentored by MenTaLguY

			* Raster Functionality in Inkscape
			** by Christopher Brown, mentored by Theodore J. Gould

			* Importing from, and Exporting to, a remote ccHost instance
			**by Bruno Lu Gon-alves Dilly, mentored by Bryce Harrington

Dogsthat: /* Text Tool Improvements */

2007-03-19T15:01:38Z

Text Tool Improvements

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	Some ideas for improvements:		Some ideas for improvements:
	* When flowing a text which already contains line breaks, provide a way for the line breaks to be conserved		* When flowing a text which already contains line breaks, provide a way for the line breaks to be conserved
	* When the style selected in the the Text and Font dialog is applied it erases any other style applied to some part of the text (like italics on some words, bold on others~~...~~), it would also be better to keep them where appropriate.		* When the style selected in the the Text and Font dialog is applied it erases any other style applied to some part of the text (like italics on some words, bold on others…), it would also be better to keep them where appropriate.
	* Support [http://www.w3.org/TR/SVG11/text.html#TextDecorationProperties text-decoration] (underline, overline, line-through)		* Support [http://www.w3.org/TR/SVG11/text.html#TextDecorationProperties text-decoration] (underline, overline, line-through)
	* Better respect different faces of fonts (Light, Book, Normal, Black etc.)		* Better respect different faces of fonts (Light, Book, Normal, Black etc.)
	* Support justified text - might be some subset of those proposed at http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-text/; see also http://bowman.csse.monash.edu.au/~pmoulder/text-in-shape.tar.gz as a possible starting point.		* Support justified text - might be some subset of those proposed at http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-text/; see also http://bowman.csse.monash.edu.au/~pmoulder/text-in-shape.tar.gz as a possible starting point.
			* Paragraph styling - space before & after paragraphs, indent left & right.
	* Spellchecking. Inkscape includes limited spellchecking support based on aspell but it is not enabled by default. Spellchecking based on enchant could use a much wider range of spellchecking engines and be made more widely available and be good enough to show prominently and enable by default.		* Spellchecking. Inkscape includes limited spellchecking support based on aspell but it is not enabled by default. Spellchecking based on enchant could use a much wider range of spellchecking engines and be made more widely available and be good enough to show prominently and enable by default.
	* Search through the Inkscape Request for Enhancement (RFE) list for other text and font improvement ideas.		* Search through the Inkscape Request for Enhancement (RFE) list for other text and font improvement ideas.