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[Dev-C++] Additions for next version of devcpp

[A. Jans-B. <jan...@wx...>]

I would like to propose the following idea's:

Idea 1:
When I select "save-all" in the file-menu I want to save changed files
only. The current version saves all files regardless of if they have
been changed. Since I use CVS, every change creates thus unneeded
versions. This makes things complicated for other developers working on
the same project. I try to save only the files that I actually changed
but for large projects I can't keep track and much "save-all" to make
sure everything is stored on disk. Maybe, in the project-window an icon
could be added to changed files? Or an other text color for the
filename?

Idea 2:
When compiling large projects it would be nice to have some insight in
what is happening when I select build. Now I only see "compiling" and
"linking", which is a bit sparse information.

Idea 3:
When I open a project, all files are opened immediately. For large
projects this is not needed. I would rather open files when I need to
change them.

Re: [Dev-C++] Additions for next version of devcpp

[Colin L. <web...@bl...>]

Thanks i've added everything to my "to do" list ;)

Colin

> Idea 1:
> When I select "save-all" in the file-menu I want to save changed files
> only. The current version saves all files regardless of if they have
> been changed. Since I use CVS, every change creates thus unneeded
> versions. This makes things complicated for other developers working on
> the same project. I try to save only the files that I actually changed
> but for large projects I can't keep track and much "save-all" to make
> sure everything is stored on disk. Maybe, in the project-window an icon
> could be added to changed files? Or an other text color for the
> filename?
> 
> Idea 2:
> When compiling large projects it would be nice to have some insight in
> what is happening when I select build. Now I only see "compiling" and
> "linking", which is a bit sparse information.
> 
> Idea 3:
> When I open a project, all files are opened immediately. For large
> projects this is not needed. I would rather open files when I need to
> change them.
> 
> 
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Re: [Dev-C++] Additions for next version of devcpp

[Ted R. <tro...@sy...>]

Idea 3 would be better implemented as an option under project preferences.
I for one like all my project components opened as I open the project file.

Goon
----- Original Message -----
From: "Colin Laplace" <web...@bl...>
To: <dev...@li...>
Sent: Tuesday, December 05, 2000 1:55 PM
Subject: Re: [Dev-C++] Additions for next version of devcpp


> Thanks i've added everything to my "to do" list ;)
>
> Colin
>
> > Idea 1:
> > When I select "save-all" in the file-menu I want to save changed files
> > only. The current version saves all files regardless of if they have
> > been changed. Since I use CVS, every change creates thus unneeded
> > versions. This makes things complicated for other developers working on
> > the same project. I try to save only the files that I actually changed
> > but for large projects I can't keep track and much "save-all" to make
> > sure everything is stored on disk. Maybe, in the project-window an icon
> > could be added to changed files? Or an other text color for the
> > filename?
> >
> > Idea 2:
> > When compiling large projects it would be nice to have some insight in
> > what is happening when I select build. Now I only see "compiling" and
> > "linking", which is a bit sparse information.
> >
> > Idea 3:
> > When I open a project, all files are opened immediately. For large
> > projects this is not needed. I would rather open files when I need to
> > change them.
> >
> >
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> Colin Laplace
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