And so it is. An essential part of our software - not really an Explorer
replacement but a GUI that implements and immitates parts of the
Explorer - indeed requires verbs provided by the shell extension of
TortoiseSVN (and others). Maybe you are right and our program is broken
here. But how else is it done, not using verbs?
Thanks in advance! :)
Stefan Küng wrote:
> Hendrik Wiese wrote:
>
>> Dear TortoiseSVN Developers,
>>
>> we are in need of another GCS_ request next to GCS_HELPTEXTA and
>> GCS_HELPTEXTW, which is called GCS_VERBA and returns the text of the
>> context menu item. The value we need seems to be available in
>> pszName. We are able to implement this function ourselves, but it
>> would be great if it could be implemented and checked in by somebody
>> who has access to the original sources, so it is supported by future
>> releases.
>>
>> The location of the function I'm talking about is here:
>> TortoiseSVN-1.2.6.4786-src\src\TortoiseShell\ContextMenu.cpp(1450)
>
>
> Sure, I can do that. But first you have to tell me why and what for
> you need that? According to the MSDN docs, it's not required that a
> shell extension provides verbs at all. So if you're program *requires*
> that, then your program would be broken (I think that's the reason
> some explorer replacements crash with TSVN).
>
> Stefan
>
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