| How does Eclipse - CVS recognize files that are changed or newly added [message #276725] |
Sat, 27 November 2004 07:00  |
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Hi
Whenever we change a source code that has been checked out from CVS, a
marker (">") appears before the fileName in the workbench of Eclipse. Can
somebody help me to find out how this is done.
On same lines, whenever a new file is added a "?" appears before the
fileName in the workbench of Eclipse.
Warm Regards
Balasubramaniyan
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| Re: How does Eclipse - CVS recognize files that are changed or newly added [message #276855 is a reply to message #276810] |
Tue, 30 November 2004 09:30  |
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Here's a link to the Eclipse Doc for decorators
http://help.eclipse.org/help30/index.jsp?topic=/org.eclipse. platform.doc.isv/guide/workbench_advext_decorators.htm
CVS uses a lightweight decorator.
Michael
Balasubramaniyan K wrote:
> Hi Michael,
> Can I know how to implement this feature programatically? ie., if
> somebody, changes the file, then using Label Decorations, I want to
> intimate them, that you have changed this file.
> Thanks for your response.
> Bala
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> Michael Valenta wrote:
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>> This is done by the CVS label decorator. The decorator is enabled on
>> the Workbench/Label Decorations preference page and can be configured
>> on the Team>CVS>Label Decorations preference page.
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>> Michael
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>> Balasubramaniyan K wrote:
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>>> Hi
>>>
>>> Whenever we change a source code that has been checked out from
>>> CVS, a marker (">") appears before the fileName in the workbench of
>>> Eclipse. Can somebody help me to find out how this is done.
>>> On same lines, whenever a new file is added a "?" appears before
>>> the fileName in the workbench of Eclipse.
>>> Warm Regards
>>> Balasubramaniyan
>>>
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