Thomas,
when I commit directly from the status window there are two visual glitches (IMHO):
1.
You can see two M's here, but nowhere a visual explanation what changed? Is there an easy and aesthetic way to add some feedback on this? (I know, one could just look up the def in the svn manuals… ;))
2. The commit-log from this status window shows a very small font for me, is it possible to increase this?:
3. The mouse-over effects are fabulous!
Dan
On Jul 15, 2006, at 8:13 AM, Daniel Käsmayr wrote:
when I commit directly from the status window there are two visual glitches (IMHO):
- You can see two M's here, but nowhere a visual explanation what
changed? Is there an easy and aesthetic way to add some feedback on this? (I know, one could just look up the def in the svn manuals… ;))
That's probably a good idea. I haven't come across the other thousand some odd Statuses that svn is capable of. I currently have no plans to fiddle with that part. But it'd be really nice to have on occasion.
- The commit-log from this status window shows a very small font
for me, is it possible to increase this?:
That's on my to-do list. I thought I had it fixed, but it looks like i didn't. In the meantime, you can increase/decrease the font size of any HTML output window with ⌘+ and ⌘- sorry for the annoyance.
- The mouse-over effects are fabulous!
Dan
Thanks!
thomas Aylott—subtleGradient
On Jul 16, 2006, at 8:43 AM, thomas Aylott wrote:
On Jul 15, 2006, at 8:13 AM, Daniel Käsmayr wrote:
when I commit directly from the status window there are two visual glitches (IMHO):
- You can see two M's here, but nowhere a visual explanation what
changed? Is there an easy and aesthetic way to add some feedback on this? (I know, one could just look up the def in the svn manuals… ;))
Hover the mouse over the letters (individually) to see what they mean in English.
I currently have no plans to fiddle with that part. But it'd be really nice to have on occasion.
Well, it's by design that the standard Subversion status letter codes are exposed. They pack a lot of information into a small space. An English translation of a Subversion status string could be, probably worst case, something like: File Copied, Properties Modified, Locked but Lock Stolen, Out of Date.
That said, it would be nice not to have to refer to the help to understand the more complicated strings, and I intend to some kind of human-readable status. I have some Subversion status string-to- English Objective-C code; I intend to transliterate this to Ruby at some point so we can use it here. (Meanwhile, go to the command line and type 'svn help status'. Or hover your mouse as instructed above.)
Chris
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