Hiding unversioned items in Synchronize view

Hi there,

Would it be difficult to add a toggle button to the
Synchronize view
which would toggle the hiding/unhiding of unversioned
items?

I tried to find out myself. However, having no experience
in
developing eclipse (plugin) code, i could not really find a
good place
to start. I was able to set up the environment and
(debug)run the
plugin, but could not really figure out how the items could
be
excluded from the view.

Some background: I'm working on a large C++ application
which contains
a lot of (source)files which are generated from other
files.
Unfortunately, the project directory structure is a bit of a
mess. And
this causes all the (generated) unversioned items to be
scattered all
over the project. All these items then clutter the
Synchronize view
and make the view practically unusable for reviewing changes
before
committing.

Any thoughts and pointers would be very welcome.

Regards,
Teun



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On 10/19/07, Teun Docter <teunddds.nl> wrote:
> Would it be difficult to add a toggle button to the
Synchronize view
> which would toggle the hiding/unhiding of unversioned
items?
>
> I tried to find out myself. However, having no
experience in
> developing eclipse (plugin) code, i could not really
find a good place
> to start. I was able to set up the environment and
(debug)run the
> plugin, but could not really figure out how the items
could be
> excluded from the view.
>
> Some background: I'm working on a large C++ application
which contains
> a lot of (source)files which are generated from other
files.
> Unfortunately, the project directory structure is a bit
of a mess. And
> this causes all the (generated) unversioned items to be
scattered all
> over the project. All these items then clutter the
Synchronize view
> and make the view practically unusable for reviewing
changes before
> committing.

I don't know.  The view itself comes from Eclipse and
provides the
basic UI features.  I am not sure if they provide a
mechanism for
providing your own filtering options or not.  Does CVS have
this
feature when using this view?  I did not think so.


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Thanks

Mark Phippard
http://markphip.blogspo
t.com/

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