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Re: Show (user-defined) properties in "check for modifications" dialog

From: Stefan Küng <tortoisesvn_at_gmail.com>
Date: Wed, 23 Apr 2008 21:31:38 +0200

Stefan Küng wrote:
> Stefan.Fuhrmann_at_etas.com wrote:
>> Hello @all,
>>
>> as of the latest nightly build, TSVN will optionally show the
>> properties (svn:*, tsvn:*, user-defined ones etc.) of the files and
>> folders in the "check for modifications" dialog.
>>
>> I'm sorry that this feature gets "rushed" into TSVN shortly before RC1
>> but a few days ago we discoverd at my company
>> that it would be more or less essential for our upcoming
>> document mangement solution.
>>
>> Now that it is done, I already found it quite useful. You can
>> quickly check for proper svn:eol-style settings, for instance.
>> And it is quite fast.
>
> Looks good. First tests (apart from the endless loop you fixed today 5
> minutes before I wanted to commit the same fix) showed no problems.
>
> One thing however:
> the hidden columns are not really hidden anymore. Well, they weren't
> really hidden before, but now there's an ugly double line showing up
> whenever a column has size 0. See attached screenshot.
>
> I'm still trying to find out why this happens, but so far I wasn't
> successful. Maybe you have an idea why this happens?

I found the reason for this:
You changed the column ordering. Previously, I had made it so that the
hidden columns are moved to the left, and then the visible columns. That
way, the ugly double-lines are not shown. See r7539.

I'll leave that change to you - you're more familiar with your own code :)

Stefan

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