[Qgis-user] The Event Visualization Tool ( eVis ) v1.0 released

[Peter Ersts]

Howdy Paolo,

We have ( and are ) considered petitioning the steering committee to 
have eVis included in the trunk ( Tim has already suggested/offered in 
the past ) as we are mostly at the end of development for this plugin, 
it does not rely on any additional libraries, but also because packaging 
c++ plugins has become a little difficult with all of the subtle 
differences between the builds for all of the different systems.

We are more than happy to have eVis be part of the trunk and would hope 
that this becomes the normal evolution for more plugins, but with that 
said, there are a couple of things we would have to look into ourselves 
and well as discuss with the steering committee regarding the 
appropriateness of acknowledgments attached to plugins, specifically as 
it relates to funders/grants that contributed to the development of a 
plugin.

-pete

Paolo Cavallini wrote:
> Thanks Peter for this.
> Are there reasons why eVis should not go into trunk? I think it would be
> much easier for everybody to use it, and a great addition to qgis core
> functionalities.
> All the best.
> pc
>   


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