Comment data interaction and updating among input data received for a shared application
AssigneeOpen Invention Network, LLC
InventorDavid Gerard Ledet
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Abstract
Code creation and revision requires optimal error detection and correction and collaboration among programmers. One example method of operation may include receiving and processing a comment associated with a first user profile, identifying a context of the comment, identifying at least one previously submitted comment with a context that matches the context of the comment, retrieving the at least one previously submitted comment, identifying a second user profile associated with the previously submitted comment, and invoking a communication session and including the first user profile and the second use profile in the communication session.
Claims19
A computer-implemented method comprising:
- recording a comment when a change is made to a software code data file, wherein the recorded comment includes one of audio input, video input, and a link to a source of information other than the software code data file;
- processing the recorded comment and associating it with a first user profile;
- identifying at least one previously submitted comment comprising software object information recited therein that matches software object information recited within the recorded comment,
- wherein the identifying the at least one previously submitted comment comprises identifying a previously submitted comment that has a name of a software module therein that matches a name of a software module that is recited within the recorded comment;
- identifying a second user profile associated with the previously submitted comment;
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- invoking a communication session between a communication device of the first user profile and a communication device of the second user profile.
An apparatus comprising:
- a receiver configured to receive a comment associated with a first user profile;
- and a processor configured to:
- record a comment when a change is made to a software code data file, wherein the recorded comment includes one of audio input, video input, and a link to a source of information other than the software code data file;
- process the recorded comment and associate it with a first user profile;
- identify at least one previously submitted comment comprising software object information recited therein that matches software object information recited within the recorded comment,
- wherein the identifying the at least one previously submitted comment comprises identifying a previously submitted comment that has a name of a software module therein that matches a name of a software module that is recited within the recorded comment;
- identify a second user profile associated with the previously submitted comment, and invoke a communication session between a communication device of the first user profile and a communication device of the second user profile.
A non-transitory computer readable storage medium configured to store instructions that when executed causes a processor to perform:
- recording a comment when a change is made to a software code data file, wherein the recorded comment includes one of audio input, video input, and a link to a source of information other than the software code data file;
- processing the recorded comment and associating it with a first user profile;
- identifying at least one previously submitted comment comprising software object information recited therein that matches software object information recited within the recorded comment;
- wherein the identifying the at least one previously submitted comment comprises identifying a previously submitted comment that has a name of a software module therein that matches a name of a software module that is recited within the recorded comment;
- identifying a second user profile associated with the previously submitted comment;
- and
- invoking a communication session between a communication device of the first user profile and a communication device of the second user profile.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.