Philip Martin <philip@codematters.co.uk> writes:
> Just because the client gets notify callbacks in the wrong order
> doesn't mean it has to display them in that order. The command line
> client can accumulate the information supplied by the callbacks, and
> then sort it and print it when the svn_client_statuses call returns.
> A GUI client can decide to update the GUI with the information as it
> receives it, or to update some progress indicator and do post
> svn_client_statuses processing like the command line client. Give the
> information to the application and let the application make the
> decision.
In other words, the `statushash' data structure becomes specific to
the command-line (or whatever) client code, rather than being part of
svn_client_status()'s interface, and svn_client_status() uses just the
notification callbacks to return information?
Interesting. "It's so crazy, it just might work, Batman!"
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Received on Mon Nov 11 19:30:08 2002