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List:       kc-kde
Subject:    [kc-kde] Digest update
From:       Derek Kite <dkite () shaw ! ca>
Date:       2004-04-09 5:58:12
Message-ID: 200404082258.12399.dkite () shaw ! ca
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http://24.71.25.33:80/

Will give you the index page with a list of available digest's. Eventually 
there will be a list of links on the left hand column, when I think of 
something to put there. The digest's take a little bit to load. Eventually 
there will be some caching to speed things up. The bug database references 
are already cached. The statistics aren't working yet. Any comments or bug 
references that need it are wrapped. It seems to work ok.

The digest is built from 3 files, will be 4 with the statistics. A file 
containing the summary, comments and a list of commits such as...

kdelibs/kate/data/doxygen.xml,1.10,Development Tools,Feature
kdelibs/kate/plugins/autobookmarker/Makefile.am,1.1,Development Tools,Feature
kdevelop/lib/widgets/propeditor/childproperty.cpp,1.1,Development 
Tools,Feature

I've got a perl script that generates the selections file from email folders, 
prompting for the type of commit. The php script parses them, gets the 
comments from the local cvs repository, gets the bug references, builds a 
diff url and assembles the list and TOC. I works amazingly well.


http://24.71.25.33:80/list?filename=kdelibs/khtml/ChangeLog,v&branch=KDE_3_2_BRANCH&user=faure
http://24.71.25.33:80/list?filename=www/areas/cvs-digest/enzyme&user=dkite

Here is the reworked list page. Note the alternating colors for the 
parameters. The colors don't make any sense except they are pale and 
unobtrusive :) Is that what you meant?

$color = array("user"=>"#D6D6D6","filename"=>"#FFE0D5","branch"=>"#DBF9FF",
"starttime"=>"#FFF6BD",
"endtime"=>"#C2FFC3");

Looking at the list page, it may be helpful to put a date time somewhere for 
each commit. Something like Committed by  Quacks A. Glassing on Wednesday, 
October 25, 2004 at 8:31:97 in kdelibs

http://24.71.25.33:80/list?filename=www/areas/cvs-digest/enzyme&user=mfranz

will give you a query with no results.

I think the next step is a query page, which will allow testing of the rather 
untried grep regex building code.

Derek
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