On Mon, Jul 7, 2008 at 10:21 AM, Newell Jensen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Okay...after hearing everyone's comments I think the only way to make this > work is to allow the user to make a directory structure the way that they > want. This is what I am thinking currently: > > When the user creates a New Project (let's say I create a project called > TEST): > > 1) It will create a new folder with the user specified name in the user > specified directory (let's say I choose to create my project in > /home/jensen, this would create the /home/jensen/TEST folder). > 2) The user will be able to add new folders to this project directory and > call them what they want. This will allow the user to be able to create a > project hierarchy however they want. > -- DO WE WANT TO ADHERE TO A DEFAULT STRUCTURE?? IF SO, THIS WOULD BE > CREATED WHEN THE PROJECT IS CREATED IN STEP 1) ABOVE. > 3) The user will be able to have multiple copies of files in directories or > however they choose by following the workflow Project --> Add Copy of > Source..... This will add a copy of the file to the project and then you > will be able to move this file to the directory that you want by simply > dragging and dropping the file into that folder within the tree structure. > Note however, that this will create the file in the directory. > **Note I was only going over the main points that people had questions on and this won't be the entirety of the functionality. You will be able to create new files for this directory structure, run processes for the different files in the structure and automatically incorporate the produced files from these processes into the structure as well. So on and so forth..... > > So my only question is what was stated in CAPS above. Stuart and Kai are > both for this default structure....what do others think? Let the voting > begin. > > Thanks for all the comments. > > -- > Newell > > Before enlightenment, chop wood and carry water > After enlightenment, code and build circuits > -- Newell Before enlightenment, chop wood and carry water After enlightenment, code and build circuits
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