* not too hard:

- update the moving stuff to make sure that child objects don't get
  moved actively if their parents are already moving.  They should
  then simply update themselves to the new locations of their parents
  passively.  

- export cubics to the python scripting stuff..

- add support for working with angles in degrees in the set size
  dialog of an angle..

- add support for giving sizes in cm, inches in the export to image
  dialog..

- add an option to change the name and description of a type in the
  "manage types" dialog..

* harder:

- decouple the link between how an object is calc'ed and whether or
  not it is drawn.  This will require another file format change, I
  think..

- undo support for changing the size and color of an object ( depends
  on the previous item )..

- make the python scripting work more like the macro system.  Make it
  a way to define new object types that can be reused more than once,
  instead of making it just a way to add *one* object..

- support for more scripting languages than just python..

- fillable polygons/shapes..

- filters: more input filters ( get cabri to work somewhat, Dr.Genius
  perhaps )

* hard :

- figure out a way to allow the user to enable and disable certain
  features.  E.g. I have been asked to allow the user to limit himself
  to compass-ruler constructions..

- check "property's", like "is point x on line y"

- "export to *".  We already have images and XFig files, i'd like to
  add stuff like java applets etc ... :)

- koffice support ? 

- add another viewmode ( which would be completely orthogonal to the
  KigMode concept ), where you can more clearly see the dependencies
  in a figure.  Something with colours, numberings, and/or a tree-like
  text representation of the dependencies..

* future ?
- there should be a way to link a figure to a (html?) file containing
   exercises.  Teachers would be able to create exercises for Kig.
   I'm thinking of doing this with HTML (& KHTML) + scripting ( but
   this is _distant_ future.. )
