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== Denis Steckelmacher ==
== Denis Steckelmacher ==


'''Project Name:'''  
'''Project Name:''' A New Query Parser and Auto-Completed Input Field for Nepomuk


'''A  Brief Description:'''
'''A  Brief Description:''' Implement a query parser for Nepomuk based on real compiler technologies (lexing, parsing) instead of regular expressions, and able to parse more complex and human-friendly queries and searches. Also implement an input widget (derived from QLineEdit) that allows the user to enter queries which are syntax-highlighted and auto-completed.


''' Status: '''
''' Status: ''' Definition of the parser's grammar


''' Screenshot: '''
''' Screenshot: '''


''' IRC Nick: '''  
''' IRC Nick: ''' steckdenis


''' IRC Channels: '''  
''' IRC Channels: ''' #kde-soc on Freenode, but I'm quicker at responding to emails


'''Blog: '''  
'''Blog: ''' http://steckdenis.be


''' This is awesome about GSoC: '''
''' This is awesome about GSoC: ''' Working for a big project and with very skilled people


''' This is what I learned during GSoC: '''
''' This is what I learned during GSoC: '''

Revision as of 20:25, 27 May 2013

Status reports for GSoC, OPFW and SoK 2013.

Student Name

Project Name:

A Brief Description:

Status:

Screenshot:

IRC Nick:

IRC Channels:

Blog:

This is awesome about GSoC:

This is what I learned during GSoC:

Denis Steckelmacher

Project Name: A New Query Parser and Auto-Completed Input Field for Nepomuk

A Brief Description: Implement a query parser for Nepomuk based on real compiler technologies (lexing, parsing) instead of regular expressions, and able to parse more complex and human-friendly queries and searches. Also implement an input widget (derived from QLineEdit) that allows the user to enter queries which are syntax-highlighted and auto-completed.

Status: Definition of the parser's grammar

Screenshot:

IRC Nick: steckdenis

IRC Channels: #kde-soc on Freenode, but I'm quicker at responding to emails

Blog: http://steckdenis.be

This is awesome about GSoC: Working for a big project and with very skilled people

This is what I learned during GSoC: