The Scrum (2/8)

[Jon Kiparsky]

Today: Banged on the documentation. Working on a "developer's guide" notion. Still pretty fragmentary, but the outlines are starting to show. Will solicit comments around Thursday, for now it can be ignored.
Tonight: more documentation, perhaps some tinkering with perl scripts.
Roadblocks: if anyone can find an accessor for setHoursInDay(), could you bump that up a few notches? Thanks very much.

[Andrew.S...@bbh.com]

Today:  I have added analysis of my current refactorings to the wiki and made some small updates other wiki pages.  I have posted a current version of the JAR and perl script on the test server if you guys want to take a look.  I will possibly do some work on the view refactoring later on tonight.  Jon, what were you talking about when you mentioned setHoursInDay?  I don't see it anywhere not do I see any notes on it.  Either shoot me an e-mail or we can discuss in class.

 

Tomorrow:  Continuing work on view/prompt refactoring.  Also working on getting JUnit working on my local computer.

 

RoadBlocks: none to report, but just wanted to let you guys know that I will be leaving for Pittsburgh for the weekend friday afternoon and returning monday night, so my availability will be limited for that time.

Andrew Schonfeld
Brown Brothers Harriman & Co.
Infomediary Systems
617-772-6738

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[Glenn Thelen]

Today: Researching graph algorithms, might implement one later
Tomorrow: Don't know
Roadblocks: none

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Today: Banged on the documentation. Working on a "developer's guide" notion. Still pretty fragmentary, but the outlines are starting to show. Will solicit comments around Thursday, for now it can be ignored.
Tonight: more documentation, perhaps some tinkering with perl scripts.
Roadblocks: if anyone can find an accessor for setHoursInDay(), could you bump that up a few notches? Thanks very much.

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[Andrew.S...@bbh.com]

Today: Added new option to do tree creation testing on Professor White's test server.  All you need to do is select the "Tree Analysis Testing" checkbox and enter "tester" as the password and you can create trees and then view/copy the Saved Tree String by clicking the button on the right.  It is a little bit of a hack the way I have made the Tree String copyable, you will need to allow scripting for it & I will be updating it in the future, but it works for now.  I will be adding to this the functionality of saving trees by entering a tree string & name as well as viewing the different trees & their graphing feature name(like the admin applet). I have already created a database table on the test server name 'graphing_testdata' that will store these trees.

 

Tomorrow: working on refactoring and new graphing testing website.

 

Roadblocks: none

Andrew Schonfeld
Brown Brothers Harriman & Co.
Infomediary Systems
617-772-6738

[Glenn Thelen]

Today: select a shortest path algorithm, implement some more scoring tests
Tomorrow: more work on scoring
Roadblocks: none

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From: "Andrew.S...@bbh.com" <Andrew.S...@bbh.com>
To: tbs-...@googlegroups.com
Sent: Tue, February 9, 2010 8:56:21 PM
Subject: [tbs-group] The Scrum (2/9)

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[Glenn Thelen]

Tried replying to this via e-mail yesterday and again today, but
didn't show up. So I am replying to it from within Google Groups.

Today: select a shortest path algorithm, implement some more scoring
tests
Tomorrow: more work on scoring
Roadblocks: none

On Feb 9, 8:56 pm, Andrew.Schonf...@bbh.com wrote:
> Today: Added new option to do tree creation testing on Professor White's test server.  All you need to do is select the "Tree Analysis Testing" checkbox and enter "tester" as the password and you can create trees and then view/copy the Saved Tree String by clicking the button on the right.  It is a little bit of a hack the way I have made the Tree String copyable, you will need to allow scripting for it & I will be updating it in the future, but it works for now.  I will be adding to this the functionality of saving trees by entering a tree string & name as well as viewing the different trees & their graphing feature name(like the admin applet). I have already created a database table on the test server name 'graphing_testdata' that will store these trees.
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> Tomorrow: working on refactoring and new graphing testing website.
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>  
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> Roadblocks: none
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> Andrew Schonfeld
> Brown Brothers Harriman & Co.
> Infomediary Systems

> 617-772-6738*************************** IMPORTANT NOTE*****************************-- The opinions expressed in this message and/or any attachments are those of the author and not necessarily those of Brown Brothers Harriman & Co., its subsidiaries and affiliates ("BBH"). There is no guarantee that this message is either private or confidential, and it may have been altered by unauthorized sources without your or our knowledge. Nothing in the message is capable or intended to create any legally binding obligations on either party and it is not intended to provide legal advice. BBH accepts no responsibility for loss or damage from its use, including damage from virus. ********************************************************************************

[Glenn Thelen]

I replied to this e-mail yesterday, but it didn't show up in google groups, trying again.

Today: select a shortest path algorithm, implement some more scoring tests
Tomorrow: more work on scoring
Roadblocks: none

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Sent: Tue, February 9, 2010 8:56:21 PM
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