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From: <kfogel@collab.net>
> "SteveKing" <steveking@tigris.org> writes:
> > Yes. The existing notify callback is always called _after_ the operation
> > on an item (file) is completed. Also, it is defined as a notification
about
> > changes in the working copy.
>
> ? It's a function. We can call it whenever we want; that's what
> they're for :-). The interface might need to change, that's normal.
I just wanted a new callback so that existing code doesn't need
to be changed.
> > On a sidenote: if you change the existing callback you won't be able
> > to implement progress information step by step but you'll have
> > to change the clients so that they are aware of that change in the
> > same step.
>
> I didn't understand this.
I seem to have real problems making myself clear :)
If you change the existing callback, then you have to change
the existing code everywhere the callback function is called
or you can't even compile.
If you add a new callback function you still can compile the
code and run the program. Only where you decide to use
the new callback function you have to change the code -
and that can be done step by step (e.g. one step per
release).
Stefan
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Received on Tue Aug 12 18:28:11 2003