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Re: [mylar-dev] Mylar Monitoring tools


Cool! It would be great to allow to use your editor directly on task context files.

Another thing I wanted to do for a long time is to add a new tab to the Task Editor that would show task participants (task context) in a hierarchical form similar to Package Explorer or Navigator views. That would be really handy for task reviewing, and maybe also for tweaking task context before sharing it (i.e. to remove elements that not supposed to be shared, such as unrelated or private projects).

 regards,
 Eugene


Brian de Alwis wrote:
I've packaged up some goodies I created for analyzing the results
of a study that used the Mylar Monitor.  You can find the details at:

    http://www.cs.ubc.ca/~bsd/research/expt-infra/

This site provides two sets of add-ons for the Monitor:

  * a monitor usage file viewer/editor for use within Eclipse;

  * a small framework to help in monitoring user interactions with
    Eclipse parts that don't otherwise support introspection.
    Examples are provided for non-invasive monitoring of user
    interactions with the default and Java text editors (scrolling
    and folding), the console view (scrolling), and the package +
    project explorers (branch expansion and collapsing).

This is released under the Eclipse Public License.  If the Mylar
project would like to incorporate any of this, they're welcome to it!
And any improvements are welcome too.

Brian.




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