Difference between revisions of "Education Project/Effort/Math baseline alignment"

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* understand the 27 Arrange methods
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* understand the 27 Arrange methods, more precisely, describe what is done in every case
 
* imagine scenarios for debugging
 
* imagine scenarios for debugging
 
* trace and analyze positional parameters ( work in progress )
 
* trace and analyze positional parameters ( work in progress )

Revision as of 08:27, 19 February 2008

Draft:

This is an effort to fix issue 972

Introduction

First meeting : define the task

Attendees: Matthias Bauer (mba) , Thomas Lange (tl ) , Eric Bachard (ericb)

Education_Project/Effort/Math_baseline_alignment/1stMeeting_log

Propose a solution

The meeting was productive, and we agreed on a solution.

(complete)

Todo

Draft. Please complete or correct typos, add suggestions ... etc

Done

  • Initial meeting
  • Choose a solution
  • Discover starmath code organisation
  • Identify all Arrange cases
  • start debugging : find interesting breakpoints

Work in progress

  • understand the 27 Arrange methods, more precisely, describe what is done in every case
  • imagine scenarios for debugging
  • trace and analyze positional parameters ( work in progress )

Remaining tasks

  • identify the problem precisely for text only ( including greek letters or not)
  • propose a solution for text only
  • identify the problem for a over b
  • propose a solution for a over b
  • factorize the solution
  • prepare a new meeting

Draft for the Planning

Fix Equations Alignment in Math (part 1 : A over B )
Task week 6 week 7 week 8 week 9 week 10 week 11 Status Assigned to Comments
Discover starmath
analyse the concerned code
propose a solution for a over b
first code implementation
mathalignment1 cws creation
QA for mathalignment1
Write specs

Discover starmath

Debugging starmath (using gdb)

Analyse the concerned code

First code implementation

mathalignment cws creation

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