Re: Discard Changes on project
Re: Discard Changes on project
- Subject: Re: Discard Changes on project
- From: Rua Haszard Morris <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 23 May 2006 11:48:19 +1200
As people are mentioning, this is "by design", this is the way
Xcode's interface works. However, Steve's problem of not being able
to revert just the project file, not the entire project including all
source is a real issue. The Xcode interface in general is all about
projects not source files.
The reason I'm chiming in with my 2c is that I don't like the way
source files are intimately connected with a particular project;
- editor windows (possibly containing shared, multi-project
headers) close when the project is closed;
- there is no recent editor file history for the application -
recent files are projects only.
I realise there is a recentlist/history for _each_editor_window_ but
this doesn't make much sense to me, especially when all these recent
items are lost when a parent project is closed.
So this email is a general whine; but it's also valid user feedback
about the Xcode user interface. These kinds of things aren't serious
enough to be submitted as bugs but a big noise should be made about
them on email lists.
Of course there's always the possibility that once I get completely
to grips with the Xcode interface I'll love it, and this is the other
reason I post this (someone might respond with a hot tip/explanation
to make my gripe irrelevant); but there are a lot of users out there
transitioning from other IDEs and I think the Xcode interface (even
with the introductory docs) could be easier to adopt and use
correctly...
On 23/05/2006, at 11:21 AM, Cameron Hayne wrote:
On 22-May-06, at 6:01 PM, Steve Mills wrote:
One of the files it reverted was my todo list, which I've probably
had checked out for a couple months, so who knows what changes I'd
made to it since then, and what bugs won't get looked at because
they're no longer on my todo list.
If you are still holding that baseball bat, then stop reading now
and come back later to read this message.
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Still here?
Then note that version control systems do not negate the need for
regular backups.
That is especially true if you don't check in your changes to CVS
on a regular basis.
--
Cameron Hayne
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