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<blockquote data-quote="and-81" data-source="post: 136794" data-attributes="member: 11844">It depends on what you mean by &quot;integrate'.For example, it might find it's way into SVN still as a plugin, but part of the standard distribution.&nbsp; But I don't think it will be integrated in the traditional sense that it will be merged into the main code.If I could just put these IR learning issues to bed I would be a lot more comfortable about integration.The other problem with integration of the current plugin is that the next evolution of the plugin will not be a direct over-write, it has a new name and is not properly backwards compatible and it will not co-exist with the current plugin.&nbsp; So if I go and integrate it now it will cause problems in the future.I think the next evolution of the plugin will be a candidate for integration.&nbsp; Expect to see a public test version in the next few weeks.Watch this space,Cheers,</blockquote>

[QUOTE="and-81, post: 136794, member: 11844"] It depends on what you mean by "integrate'. For example, it might find it's way into SVN still as a plugin, but part of the standard distribution. But I don't think it will be integrated in the traditional sense that it will be merged into the main code. If I could just put these IR learning issues to bed I would be a lot more comfortable about integration. The other problem with integration of the current plugin is that the next evolution of the plugin will not be a direct over-write, it has a new name and is not properly backwards compatible and it will not co-exist with the current plugin. So if I go and integrate it now it will cause problems in the future. I think the next evolution of the plugin will be a candidate for integration. Expect to see a public test version in the next few weeks. Watch this space, Cheers, [/QUOTE]

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