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RE: [TSVN] What overlays do we NEED

From: <Bill.Hughes_at_cgi-europe.com>
Date: 2005-04-14 18:20:20 CEST

Simon Large wrote:
..ship..
>
> I would put this the other way.
> 1) File has svn:needs-lock, wc has no lock -> overlay = 'no entry'
> 2) File has svn:needs-lock, wc does have lock -> overlay =
> 'insubversion' 3) the file doesn't have svn:needs-lock, -> 0verlay =
> 'insubversion'
Agreed, it's six of one v. half a dozen of the other.
The only reason I suggested replacing the 'in svn' overlay with 'green key'
is to act as a clue that locking is now a possibility. You could think of it
as a paradigm shift :-)

..snip..
> I don't personally like the idea of showing a key for files which are
> not involved in locking, and the existing green in-subversion icon
> implies that you can edit anyway. But as I said before, that's really
> just tinkering with the overlay images and doesn't imply a
> change to the code.
It depends upon which you would want more 'visible'.
One person may be more interested in the editability of a file while another
is more interested in the locking attributes. This can be done with
alternate icon sets depending upon personal preference.
We just can't reliably show all three overlays.

> If you want a green key, you can submit an icon set which has
> 'insubversion' replaced with 'green key'.
Smoke and mirrors, agreed. We already have multiple icon sets.

Bill

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