i'll be be more involved physically when i finish reading "c++ how to program" by h. deitel, but for now im at least aware of some of the concepts that provide the strength of c++. In this case, if the the actual literal interface was more separate from the implementation, this would be easier to accomplish.
My idea is that if there was an ongoing project for creating the gui in qtcreator or glade, then at least SOME of the work on this project would be getting done. In the actual OpenMPT project, perhaps a folder in docs or somewhere could be slowly developed in which the member functions are described.
But ;like i said in kinder words, i'm still a wannabe when it comes to real programming. i made a few projects in synthedit, but have a ways to go in reality.
probably the first thing to do if anyone wants to second the motion is create a project outline.
this page might help with the planning procedure.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_12207if htis is a thing that should happen perhaps an idea is to get the code documented and sorted well enough that openMPT can have a gtk and qt flavor.
"IT IS POSSIBLE. IT IS JUST CODE AFTER ALL."