Open GoogleCodeExporter opened 9 years ago
Original comment by ross.gardler
on 6 Mar 2011 at 9:06
Thanks for the donation. The config.xml file, as well as being invalid XML,
indicates the code is licensed under a BSD licence. Can you please confirm that
your intention is for us to relicence this under the Apache Licence for
inclusion in Simal.
With respect to licences for your dependencies I can confirm that JQuery is
fine as it dual licenced and as such we can use it under the MIT. Zeroclipboard
is also under mIT.
However, I'm not too keen on zeroclipboard bringing a flash dependency to
Simal. Is this entirely necessary? What functionality would we loose if we
removed it?
Original comment by ross.gardler
on 6 Mar 2011 at 9:17
>The config.xml file, as well as being invalid XML
Apologies I only used editor validation, and neglected to check for it being
well formed or validation.
> Can you please confirm that your intention is for us to relicence this under
the Apache Licence for inclusion in Simal.
Yes I confirm it if that is what is needed.
> However, I'm not too keen on zeroclipboard bringing a flash dependency to
Simal. Is this entirely necessary? What functionality would we loose if we
removed it?
No it is not necessary. It is a somewhat experimental feature to aid access to
a summary. I'm am also not happy about the flash dependency, and there is poor
runtime fallback. It is only supported in some browsers (those with flash) and
so I subsequently added the summary section which prefills a textarea, ready to
copy. I'm sure there are better ways to meet the requirements, for example it
might be possible to use javascript to copy to clipboard, though clipboard
access doesn't seem to supported even in newer apis, so a synthetic event hack
might have to be used. Alternatively adding basic persistence would reduce the
need to copy and save externally.
So I'm happy for the zeroclipboard dependency to be removed by removing the
code that uses it.
Would you like me to submit a new version with these changes?
Original comment by ste...@fullmeasure.co.uk
on 7 Mar 2011 at 9:18
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