tree view showing subdir changes on parent...

Hi,

subcommander 1.3 will always have the flat and the tree view
available
(using tabs). While i can see all changes to the wc at once
in the flat
view, the tree view does not use any marks to show
modifications in a
subtree on its parent folder item.

The interesting question is how should subcommander display
subtree
changes? Any ideas?

-- 
Martin

Subcommander 1.2.2 - http://subcommander.ti
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& diff/merge tool.

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Hi All,

I think there are several options:

- mark changed items by putting s.th. like * after the
directory/file name
- use different color
- or put it in italics

Is sc in tree view mode always aware of the complete always
status of 
the wc? If it would come to know that some file deeply
nested is changed 
it would have to mark the parent directory is changed only
later.

Would not one advantage of tree view be that the information
is 
instantly available because it is only one level that needs
to be traversed?

kind regards

Alexander


Martin Hauner wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> subcommander 1.3 will always have the flat and the tree
view available
> (using tabs). While i can see all changes to the wc at
once in the flat
> view, the tree view does not use any marks to show
modifications in a
> subtree on its parent folder item.
> 
> The interesting question is how should subcommander
display subtree
> changes? Any ideas?
> 

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Alexander Jasper wrote:
> Hi All,
> 
> I think there are several options:
> 
> - mark changed items by putting s.th. like * after the
directory/file name
> - use different color
> - or put it in italics

I guess i will add this info to an extra column, possibly
offering two modes.

The first (faster) simply shows that there are changes, just
like tortoisesvn.
The traversal of the tree can stop as soon as it finds any
change.

The second will show change details like number of
changed/deleted/added files.
To offer this subcommander must traverse the complete tree
so it is slower.

> Is sc in tree view mode always aware of the complete
always status of 
> the wc?

In the next version it is possible to do because it displays
flat and tree
at the same time. The whole tree is cached in memory.

> If it would come to know that some file deeply nested
is changed 
> it would have to mark the parent directory is changed
only later.
> 
> Would not one advantage of tree view be that the
information is 
> instantly available because it is only one level that
needs to be 
> traversed?

... but tortoisesvn does show this information, so we must
have this too 

-- 
Martin

Subcommander 1.2.2 - http://subcommander.ti
gris.org
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