LucaMs Expert Licensed User Longtime User Jul 12, 2016 #1 case: you close the current project. B4X shows you an input dialog, for each module you have modified, like: Module name: Main (Activity) Version: ________ (automatically updated by IDE but editable) Date: ___________(automatically updated by IDE but editable) Comment: ___________________________________________ These data will be written on top of the module. Although this is not the right place, I also renew my request for a snippets manager. Last edited: Jul 12, 2016
case: you close the current project. B4X shows you an input dialog, for each module you have modified, like: Module name: Main (Activity) Version: ________ (automatically updated by IDE but editable) Date: ___________(automatically updated by IDE but editable) Comment: ___________________________________________ These data will be written on top of the module. Although this is not the right place, I also renew my request for a snippets manager.
ggpanta Member Licensed User Longtime User Aug 8, 2016 #2 Why dont you use git or any other VC? They were designed exactly for that reason.
LucaMs Expert Licensed User Longtime User Aug 8, 2016 #3 ggpanta said: Why dont you use git or any other VC? They were designed exactly for that reason. Click to expand... It would be very useful to have a dedicated - integrated one.
ggpanta said: Why dont you use git or any other VC? They were designed exactly for that reason. Click to expand... It would be very useful to have a dedicated - integrated one.
ggpanta Member Licensed User Longtime User Aug 8, 2016 #4 Then people will complain that their favorite one is not supported(I assume you meant adding support for git/hg/svn etc), just having it as an external tool will give you a lot more functionality than some integration. Although I do agree that implementing git pull/push/commit would handle 90% of my needs
Then people will complain that their favorite one is not supported(I assume you meant adding support for git/hg/svn etc), just having it as an external tool will give you a lot more functionality than some integration. Although I do agree that implementing git pull/push/commit would handle 90% of my needs
LucaMs Expert Licensed User Longtime User Aug 8, 2016 #5 ggpanta said: I assume you meant adding support for git/hg/svn etc Click to expand... I mean a few features embedded, like one I described, not too much stuff
ggpanta said: I assume you meant adding support for git/hg/svn etc Click to expand... I mean a few features embedded, like one I described, not too much stuff
ggpanta Member Licensed User Longtime User Aug 8, 2016 #6 Oh no then I dont agree, that small feature you need is going to snow ball to a huge feature set that is 1) not possible, 2) not useful, integrating VC is fine, many tools do, recreating a VC tool inside an IDE is a bad bad idea
Oh no then I dont agree, that small feature you need is going to snow ball to a huge feature set that is 1) not possible, 2) not useful, integrating VC is fine, many tools do, recreating a VC tool inside an IDE is a bad bad idea
LucaMs Expert Licensed User Longtime User Aug 8, 2016 #7 Well, I don't know if integrating something is so easy (I don't think so), and "few" is better than "nothing".
Well, I don't know if integrating something is so easy (I don't think so), and "few" is better than "nothing".
