qwandry/TODO

TODO, or perhaps not...

- Differentiate multiple similar matches (show path or repository label)
- Allow better customization of repositories
  - Customize collection phase (see LibraryRepository)
  - Customize naming phase
- If the user is using rvm, add the ruby src directory to the search path, maybe merge it with the normal ruby
  - Examples: opening digest could get you both the ruby and the C sources.
- For editors that don't support multi opening collections of files (ie: ./digest.rb and ./digest/) we could trick them by adding symlinks in a temp dir.
  - Could be an option... might be a terrible idea :)
- Instead of requiring users to find and configure other languages, small scripts for perl, python, etc. could introspect on their load paths.
Pattern matching for library names 2010-11-19 23:01:28 +00:00			`TODO, or perhaps not...`

Recognize ruby standard library idioms. 2010-11-09 05:02:43 +00:00			`- Differentiate multiple similar matches (show path or repository label)`
More concise file pattern matching. 2010-11-19 17:20:37 +00:00			`- Allow better customization of repositories`
			`- Customize collection phase (see LibraryRepository)`
			`- Customize naming phase`
Gathering some thoughts after using qw to export the standard lib. 2010-12-11 07:31:32 +00:00			`- If the user is using rvm, add the ruby src directory to the search path, maybe merge it with the normal ruby`
			`- Examples: opening digest could get you both the ruby and the C sources.`
			`- For editors that don't support multi opening collections of files (ie: ./digest.rb and ./digest/) we could trick them by adding symlinks in a temp dir.`
			`- Could be an option... might be a terrible idea :)`
			`- Instead of requiring users to find and configure other languages, small scripts for perl, python, etc. could introspect on their load paths.`