From 639ed69d4c4f75c81fb672825b60e51360310c5c Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Gergely Polonkai Date: Sun, 14 Sep 2014 20:54:14 +0200 Subject: [PATCH] Update TODO file --- TODO.org | 167 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++------------ 1 file changed, 131 insertions(+), 36 deletions(-) diff --git a/TODO.org b/TODO.org index d214c46..254a982 100644 --- a/TODO.org +++ b/TODO.org @@ -1,67 +1,162 @@ -* Port to other Linux distros +* Refine UI :version_1.0: + The UI is a bit messy right now, especially the aspect/antiscia + changer buttons and the display theme changer combo box on the chart + view. -* Package for other distros + For the display themes, a menu button with a popover may be the best + option. That would need a nice icon, though (possibly with some + planet and aspect symbols). -- Debian -- Ubuntu -- Arch -- Gentoo + The current view switcher (a menubutton) doesn’t show its accels + (maybe because of the radio menu items?). Maybe it should be put + back to a GtkStackSwitcher. The original place for that is now used + up by the window title and the chart name, so a new place must be + found for it. -* Preview images -The database (or a cache directory) should contain a preview image of -each chart. The chart list screen should show a small box with the -name and the preview image. Upon mouseover the image should -blur/darken and some chart data (maybe customizable?) may get drawn -over it. +* Issue an error message for missing resources + + If a gres:// link cannot be loaded by the XML loaders, Astrognome + should issue an error message, stating that this is either a bug in + the current chart theme (in 2.0+) or in Astrognome itself. + +* [#C] Port to other Linux distros :version_1.0: + +* Package for different distros [0/5] :version_1.0: + - [ ] Fedora + - [ ] Debian + - [ ] Ubuntu + - [ ] Arch + - [ ] Gentoo + +* Preview images :version_1.0: + + The database (or more likely the cache directory) should contain a + preview image of each chart. The chart list screen should show a + small box with the name and the preview image. Upon mouseover the + image should blur/darken and some chart data (maybe customizable?) + may get drawn over it. + +* Customizable accels :version_2.0: + + Accels should be customizable, and they may also get some more sane + defaults. Right now they are imitating Placidus, which, in turn, is + not very intuitive. + + The accel customization may get its place on the Preferences dialog. * Chart cleanup -* Chart manipulation +* DONE Chart manipulation :version_1.0: -* Synastries +* Synastries :version_2.0: -* Transits +* Transits :version_2.0: -* Progressions +* Progressions :version_2.0: -* Stepping through time without actually modifying the chart data +* Stepping through time without actually modifying the chart data :version_1.0: -* Application settings +* Application settings :version_2.0: + - [-] Default display properties [1/10] + - [X] Traditional view -** Default display properties + Personal (inner) planets, Ptolemaic aspects only, nothing else -*** Traditional view + - [ ] Show/hide major aspects + - [ ] Show/hide minor aspects + - [ ] Show/hide astiscia/contrantiscia + - [ ] Show/hide personal planets + - [ ] Show/hide outer planets + - [ ] Show/hide dwarf planets and asteroids + - [ ] Show/hide fixed stars + - [ ] Show/hide hidden ascendant + - [ ] Show/hide vertex/anti-vertex -Personal (inner) planets, Ptolemaic aspects only, nothing else + - [ ] Different symbols for some planets [0/3] + - [ ] Uranus + - [ ] Pluto + - [ ] Pholus -*** Show/hide major aspects +* Regiomontanus import :version_2.0: -*** Show/hide minor aspects +* Custom location database :version_2.0: -*** Show/hide astiscia/contrantiscia +* Chart export as different image types :version_1.0: -*** Show/hide personal planets +* Chart printing :version_2.0: -*** Show/hide outer planets +* [#C] Port to Windows :version_2.0: -*** Show/hide dwarf planets and asteroids +* Future aspect table ideas -*** Show/hide fixed stars + The aspect table may be redesigned a bit. Currently it’s just a + GtkGrid with images or characters. -*** Show/hide hidden ascendant +** How about extending GtkGrid itself? -*** Show/hide vertex/anti-vertex +** Column/row highlighting -** Symbol of Uranus and Pluto + If possible, the row and column where the mouse points to, should + be highlighted. This, of course, should have a setting to disable + this behaviour. Another option is to create divisor lines between + the rows and columns. -* Regiomontanus import +** Aspect/antiscion changer -* Custom location database + The aspects table should utilise the same changer as the chart to + show different relations between the planets. -* Chart export as different image types +** Apply display themes -* Chart printing + The aspect and antiscion table should use the same display theme as + the chart. If a planet, aspect or antiscion axis is not in the + display theme, it should not be visible on the table. -* Port to Windows +* Display themes + +** Implement the original Astrognome theme + + The software created by Jean-André Santoni has its own list of + planets, which is more than Classic, but obviously less than + Everything. + +** Arabic parts and fixed stars + + As soon as SWE-GLib supports them, of course + +* Chart themes + + This can get hard. What if Astrognome 1.0 supports 10 planets, 2.0 + supports 15, and I use a chart theme for 1.0 in 2.0 (or vice verse)? + In such cases a warning should be presented to the user. + + I may use fallback icons (yeah… how?), but they may look really ugly + on the custom theme. + +* Add the East point + + SWE-GLib doesn’t support it yet. It is the equatorial ascendant, and + is calculated by Swiss Ephemeris, which presents it in ascmcs\[4\]. + +* Support for Julian calendar + + It may be usable for only in the backends, like when importing a + Placidus file with Julian date. SWE-GLib doesn’t support it yet. + +* Cloud export (and maybe import) + + GNOME Online Accounts supports some popular cloud services. It may + be a good idea to implement saving, and possibly loading to/from + there. + +* Dynamic chart size + + Right some planets may disappear from the chart because they get too + far from the chart ring (due to @dist). + + The maximum @dist value can be get with the following XPath + expression: + + /chartinfo/bodies/body/@dist[not(. < ../../body/@dist)][1]