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Nephro: /* Questionnaire */

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‎Questionnaire

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 I have played wesnoth during school years. I lived 50 km from my school and traveled 2 hours by train everyday. It wasn't so tough, because I had my laptop and some good games on it, one of which was Wesnoth. We played it both, SP and MP on the same machine. I also played a lot of wesnoth last year, when I lived in a flat with no internet, that was probably the time when I have completed most of the scenarios.
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-<b>2.6) If you have contributed any patches to Wesnoth, please list them below. You can also list patches that have been submitted but not committed yet and patches that have not been specifically written for GSoC. If you have gained commit access to our SVN (during the evaluation period or earlier) please state so.</b><br>
+<b>2.6) If you have contributed any patches to Wesnoth, please list them below. You can also list patches that have been submitted but not committed yet and patches that have not been specifically written for GSoC. If you have gained commit access to our S&shy;&shy;V&shy;&shy;N (during the evaluation period or earlier) please state so.</b><br>
 I am developer of Wesnoth and have quite a few commits listed on my name. The latest ones are only small bugfixes. Right now I am working on a bigger and more interesting, so I'll probably link to it when it's done.
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 <b>5.1) Are you familiar with any of the following tools or languages?</b><br>
-* Subversion (used for all commits)
+* Sub&shy;&shy;version (used for all commits)
 * C++ (language used for all the normal source code)
 * STL, Boost, Sdl (C++ libraries used by Wesnoth)
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 Used both WML and Lua during my project last summer.<br>
 <b>5.2) Which tools do you normally use for development? Why do you use them?</b><br>
-While working on Wesnoth, I usually use KDevelop and Subversion(cli). KDevelop provides me with a neat and comfortable development environment, it has decent autocompletion, code checking and never causes problems for me. Also, wesnoth has a project file for this IDE, so I don't have to worry about more technical, not related to my actual tasks, things. <br>
+While working on Wesnoth, I usually use KDevelop and Sub&shy;&shy;version(cli). KDevelop provides me with a neat and comfortable development environment, it has decent autocompletion, code checking and never causes problems for me. Also, wesnoth has a project file for this IDE, so I don't have to worry about more technical, not related to my actual tasks, things. <br>
-Subversion is, of course, the version control system that wesnoth generally uses, it also suits my needs, and I am not even considering switching to something else at the moment.<br>
+Sub&shy;&shy;version is, of course, the version control system that wesnoth generally uses, it also suits my needs, and I am not even considering switching to something else at the moment.<br>
 For university work, we are forced to use Eclipse for most of the development, some other custom IDEs for processor/chip programming and IDLE for Python scripts.

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		+	Update 16.04.12: Even more commits
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		+	http://svn.gna.org/viewcvs/wesnoth?view=revision&revision=53936
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		+	Update 12.04.12: Commit list.
		+	These are a bunch of commits I've done, working on the LuaAI during the last 2 days
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		+	r53888, r53901, r53902, r53903, r53907, r53908

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 As far as I know, documentation of code is not part of the GSoC program, but I decided, that I will spend at least one hour every day in the evenings, to create documentation for the whole AI system(except if I run short on time again, then I am going to focus on my project more). From my experience last year, I know, how much a UML diagram would've helped, when dealing with the composite AI system, that combines several design patterns and is not easy to comprehend at first, due to its size.
 Of course, each peace of code produced by myself, will also be documented properly, no matter what. I also got pointed out, that I left some of my previous code undocumented, so that will be handled asap too.
 <h4>Thanks</h4>

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-			<P>Task</P>
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-			<P>Importance</P>
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 			<P>Mid April &ndash; mid May</P>
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 			<P>April 1 - April 8</P>
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 			<P>April 8 &ndash; April 10</P>
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 I have plans to work on Wesnoth after the end of the program. Last year these plans failed, because, besides my computing science courses, I had to take on 3 courses irrelevant to CS, and these courses turned out to be pure nightmare. 3rd year of University is the entrance to honours, there will only be computing science courses, which usually don't get me into trouble.

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		+	Update 10.04.12: Exposed the attacks vector to LuaAI and provided a callback function to enable the LuaAI programmer to get the ratings of the attacks.
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 I am developer of Wesnoth and have quite a few commits listed on my name. The latest ones are only small bugfixes. Right now I am working on a bigger and more interesting, so I'll probably link to it when it's done.
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-First draft of the caching system for LuaAI
+Update 08.04.12: First draft of the caching system for LuaAI
-Update 08.04.12: http://svn.gna.org/viewcvs/wesnoth?view=revision&revision=53846
+http://svn.gna.org/viewcvs/wesnoth?view=revision&revision=53846
 <h2>3) Communication skills</h2>