El vie, 27-10-2006 a las 09:37 -0400, Mark Phippard escribió:
> Javier Kohen <jkohen@users.sourceforge.net> wrote on 10/26/2006 05:21:43
> PM:
>
> > Please honor the Reply-To header when replying, as I'm not subscribed to
> > this list.
>
> Just so you know, the mailing list strips the Reply-To header. You should
> probably just subscribe. This list has a low volume, you will not be
> overwhelmed. And if you are using Subclipse it could be helpful to get
> advance notice on problems other people run into.
I'll consider your suggestion, thanks.
> > It would be nifty to have an entry in the "Show in..." menu so that the
> > selected/current resource is displayed in the Team/SVN Repository view.
> > The "Show in..." menu can be opened in Eclipse 3.2.1 by pressing
> > Alt-Shift+W; it can also be found under the Navigate menu in the
> > workspace's menu, as well as in the context menu for all resources.
>
> Thanks. I found it now. Although I still never see it in a context menu.
> I assume you mean right-click on a resource in something like Package
> Explorer when you say this?
I see it whenever I open the context menu for a resource (by
"right-clicking" on it). As said before, you can do that on the Package
Explorer, the Navigation view, or even on an opened editor, among
others.
> > I think that the same rationale than for the Show in Navigator option
> > applies here; even though you can probably start all team-related
> > operations from the resource's context menu, switching to the SVN
> > Repository view gives you a more general (i.e. unfiltered) overview of
> > the resources that make up the context of the resource you are working
> > on. It also gives you a starting point for browsing other branches. That
> > being said, it would be very useful to have shortcuts to jump to
> > different occurrences of the current resource in other branches, which
> > maybe would only be available when in the Repository view.
>
> I still do not see the value in this request. Why do you want to see the
> item in the SVN Repository view?
Because it brings me to a known position in the three, from where I can
browse the rest of the repository. Namely, I'm usually interested in
comparing resources in different branches. I don't do this all the time,
but when I do, I certainly miss the features I detailed in my original
post.
Thanks,
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Received on Fri Oct 27 15:50:40 2006