unimplemented things

[Sebastian Gąsiorek]

Hi,

What about hiding things that haven't been implemented? There are many
places in Control Panel with such items.
Showing things like accessibility which is tottaly unimplemented doesnt do
anything good. Every normal user goes in each release and check if this is
working.
In near futere there will be probably many bug reports saying: something
from Control Panel doesn't work.
Actually things that work aren't visible. They are somewhere between
unimplemented stuff.
What about showing things that should work already?

Sebastian

ps. sorry for my poor english :]

[Mustafa Abbasi]

On 11/17/05, Sebastian Gąsiorek [e-mail] wrote:
> Hi,
>
> What about hiding things that haven't been implemented? There are many
> places in Control Panel with such items.
> Showing things like accessibility which is tottaly unimplemented doesnt do
> anything good. Every normal user goes in each release and check if this is
> working.
> In near futere there will be probably many bug reports saying: something
> from Control Panel doesn't work.
> Actually things that work aren't visible. They are somewhere between
> unimplemented stuff.
> What about showing things that should work already?
>
> Sebastian
>
> ps. sorry for my poor english :]

i agree. it pissed me off that i saw an option i wanted to use and it said
not implement. wtf.
remove them if they are not implemented instead of causing confusion

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[Mikhail Y. Zvyozdochkin]

Sebastian Ga;siorek:
> Hi,
>
> What about hiding things that haven't been implemented?...

It's dangerous. Developers can forget this unconmpletely implemented 
things and begin implement it in separate source... Dead code...

WBR,
DarkHobbit

[Sebastian Gąsiorek]

I am talking about things that aren't implemented. If there is something
partially implemented then show it to others but not earlier. There are many
places in ReactOS where resource file are created, displayed and nothing
more.

I think every developer before beginnig of implementation looks at the
source code.

2005/11/17, Mikhail Y. Zvyozdochkin [e-mail]:
> Sebastian Ga;siorek:
> > Hi,
> >
> > What about hiding things that haven't been implemented?...
>
> It's dangerous. Developers can forget this unconmpletely implemented
> things and begin implement it in separate source... Dead code...
>
> WBR,
> DarkHobbit
>
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