Open GoogleCodeExporter opened 9 years ago
Thanks for these ideas, it's always good to get some criticism, good or bad :)
I'll try to answer them in relation to my opinions, future plans and things
already done or in process.
1) AudioSwitch started up without any configuration file at all, so I haven't
payed much attention to it; until now. You are right, it's really how it should
be done and it's also how .NET default .config files are also handled. Sadly
they are too limiting in their possibilities to handle custom settings so they
can't be used. I have an idea where the settings are stored indeed in
%LOCALAPPDATA% folder, but this should then be copied there by the setup. I
have understood that there are certain people who always love
all-things-portable (for ex. www.giveawayoftheday.com users - top suggestion to
most software), then I'm thinking to make it search it's own folder for the
settings file and if not found then %LOCALAPPDATA% folder. This would please
both audiences :)
2) Indeed, they were made with backwards compatibility to command-line usage in
mind and were not thought through well. I myself have sometimes trouble using
them while testing them, thus point taken - they must be improved :)
2.a) the default list of commands should indeed printed in response to
audioswitch.exe -help or /help etc. It's standard behavior really.
2.b) Like mentioned in pt.2, the logic is quite messy right now and this is one
of those things indeed :)
2.c) Redoing command-line argument parsing this will also be added - nothing
difficult to do and makes sense when for ex. the order might get messed up
sometimes.
3) My current local test version already has it - no more F1, right-click gives
menu with Settings and Exit options. I'm planning to add Help and About dialogs
as well.
I'm planning to release RC3 at some point with hopefully all these changes done
and let you guys test it before making a release version.
Sadly google code doesn't provide any forum or similar options so this issue
tracking will have to suffice. If anyone has a stable forum what they're
hosting or any suggestions to some general forums where we could host a
sub-forum for AudioSwitch that would be great! I could add it to front page and
help people out with any issues, as well as listen suggestions for the future :)
Original comment by tanelte...@gmail.com
on 1 Sep 2013 at 11:53
If you were to use Github (I strongly suggest using git over svn), you'd be
able to have a pre-made forum for your repository here: http://ost.io/
Original comment by adrianlund
on 3 Oct 2013 at 4:16
Original issue reported on code.google.com by
bernt.ni...@gmail.com
on 28 Aug 2013 at 3:57