.I'm interested in this topic, too, but I don't understand a word of German
Can someone, please, translate the "core" of the topic and what Christian replied
Danke!
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I've seen a topic in the German forum about TortoiseCVS and Icons in TC .
I'm interested in this topic, too, but I don't understand a word of German
Can someone, please, translate the "core" of the topic and what Christian replied
Danke!
.I'm interested in this topic, too, but I don't understand a word of German
Can someone, please, translate the "core" of the topic and what Christian replied
Danke!
The 'core' of Christians answer is, that it's not possible to support different colours for files from cvs within Total Commander.
Christan writes, that there's a comment in the source code of TortoiseCVS that describes crashes of other applications than Explorer while using this feature.
Regards,
~ Ganymed
Christan writes, that there's a comment in the source code of TortoiseCVS that describes crashes of other applications than Explorer while using this feature.
Regards,
~ Ganymed
Hi Bago,
I find it a pity, too.
As Christian states, displaying of these icons isn't possible, but using these
context menus, (I've tried), is obviously no problem.
It would be cool, to use the "find files", search for a string in *.cpp and *.h
and then edit all files in one stroke.
BTW: "find files" would be much more efficient (at least for me),
to have displayed all columns as it does windows file find (time, extension, attributes, size).
And then, of course, sort them like the files in the two main panes.
("Agent Ransack" is very good, you can even use regular expressions).
I hate to use explorer, but sometimes it has to be
Regards,
Francesco
I find it a pity, too.
As Christian states, displaying of these icons isn't possible, but using these
context menus, (I've tried), is obviously no problem.
It would be cool, to use the "find files", search for a string in *.cpp and *.h
and then edit all files in one stroke.
BTW: "find files" would be much more efficient (at least for me),
to have displayed all columns as it does windows file find (time, extension, attributes, size).
And then, of course, sort them like the files in the two main panes.
("Agent Ransack" is very good, you can even use regular expressions).
I hate to use explorer, but sometimes it has to be
Regards,
Francesco
@Bago: same for me: the only thing i need explorer for is tortoisesvn/cvs.
there was a (short) discussion here: http://www.cvsnt.org/pipermail/cvsnt/2003-November/009251.html saying it is possible to use iconoverlay.
i'd love to see that feature, too
there was a (short) discussion here: http://www.cvsnt.org/pipermail/cvsnt/2003-November/009251.html saying it is possible to use iconoverlay.
i'd love to see that feature, too
mfg, bb