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authorMichal Zima <xhire@tuxportal.cz>2009-07-06 13:46:10 +0200
committerMichal Zima <xhire@tuxportal.cz>2009-07-06 13:46:10 +0200
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-~~~ Developer's Handbook ~~~
-* Basic rules
-- always discuss your problem with other developers or with maintainer of the appropriate section
-- be present on developer's IRC
-- try not to break the code in master
-- if you do one large thing that surely will break the code, create your own branch
-- this Handbook is maintained by xHire - if you want to add or modify something, ask him first!
-
-* Directories
-- client/ client code; mainly using SDL
-- server/ server code; mustn't use SDL
-- base/ code in common for client and server; doesn't use SDL
-- widget/ GUI code
-- screen/ code for designing each one screen of GUI
-- audio/ code that handles audio - sounds and music
-- modules/ code of all modules
-- net/ code that operates networking
-
-* Filenames
-- keep letters small
-- if you need more words in a filename, then use this character for separating them: _
-
-* Identificators
-- if you need more words in an identificator, then use this character for separating them: _
-- don't use global variables
-
-* Translation strings
-- keep them clear and following standard scheme
-- if a filename is to be mentioned, don't use any quotes and try to situate it to the end of the string
-
-* Code style
-- you can use kr.sh script for basic orientation, but think with your head and correct all bull shits
-- at the end of each file leave one empty line
-
-* Writing a module
-
-* Creating a package
-- let us know and we will tell you everything :c)