Hmmm I don't know if this makes much sense... I mean people using SFML 2.0 now have to change to lowerCase functions anyway
That's true, but I thought there might still be a few people who are content with the current convention or have huge projects depending on it which don't pay out to be adapted. Additionally, I'm not sure how much longer the SVN repository will exist, so a finished version might be ok. Having only Thor 1.0 as a release is not so good, as many things have been improved since then.
I reflect about switching to GitHub, however I have quite few experience with Git and mainly use GUI clients. Also, some features of GitHub don't please me (like the issue tracker where one cannot delete tickets, or no edits are marked).
Is there more info about when it will be comming? And dare you give me the 'soon' answer! ![Tongue :P](https://www.sfml-dev.org/forums/Smileys/default/tongue.gif)
If I've found a hoster for version control and installed everything, I can directly begin to commit (or push) changes. The refactoring itself shouldn't take much time (hopefully I can perform it this or next week), it's rather the other changes (split of some features, some API modifications). However they can be gradually adapted.
Yes I'm kinda annoyed by the ResourcePtr too and I think just using std::shared_ptr should work (or std::tr1::shared_ptr).
Thanks! Finally a user statement
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