Allows a user to select cards for creating a new deck
Allows selection of the mode when creating a deck
Defaults the deck selection mode to single when creating a new deck
Saves the created deck to the local deck list
User can see new requirement selection panel.
user can not yet add and remove
User can select requrirements fixed bug #44
Adds JavaDoc commments
User sees a splitpane during requirement selection. Will Jones, Perry
Franklin
Stole the requirement creation panel from the requirement manager, lots of cleaning up to do. Currently will add a requirement to the requirement manager
Fixed renaming issue, also changed the splitpane's right side back to a panel instead of null
Requirement Creation Panel is opened by a button, and closed when cancel is pressed. Also various code trimming (for instance, code dependent on editing a requirement is removed)
Creating a new requirement from within Planning Poker automatically adds the requirement to the selected list.
More refactoring, removed iteration things, as well as some remaining checks for creation mode vs editing mode.
refactoring - the legend continues. Specifically, error checking has been trimmed down to remove some unnecessary checks (some local variables that don't need to exist are still lying around). Status updating has been trimmed (the only status is NEW). Also, the Iteration box now shows the Backlog iteration after iterations have been loaded.
Epsidoe 3 - Revenge of the Refactor. More class variables are removed, I've also just realized that trimming this down will result in the panel only being used for creation. Additionally, CodePro fixes for the commited files.
Modified populate method to allow updating of the boolean list, rather than recreating the list everytime the size changes.
Pressing Create now clears the info panel. Pressing Cancel does not - this is a design choice, and I will gladly duel all who disagree with me.
Pretty pictures for the icons, just like in the requirement manager! NOTE - this modifies the build.xml file, and also adds the build folder. I'm pretty sure that the build folder shouldn't be added, but it's in the requirement manager on our repo, so I'm just going to follow suit
Refactoring part 4 - return of the CodePro. Fixed a bunch of code pro stuff, and also some other things.