[ On Friday, February 18, 2000 at 17:38:32 (CST), Win32 M$ wrote: ]
> Subject: About buttons....
>
> There is few more, but I think that will make the point. So, in fact, the
> tool user would rather setup the options he wants to use, and he can forget
> about all the troubles with Ver. Cntrl. The different approach is for the
> tool maker - his job is to make a tool smart enought to do the right things
> when the button is pressed. We are a tool makers in this forum, and we
> should have some concern for the "users". We (toolmakers) know the mechanics
> behind the tool, and we can use it even if it's broken or
> difficult/complicated. But we should take care to make a life for the
> "users" easier.
Hmm.... perhaps you should take a long hard look at some other tools,
such as Aegis and perhaps some commercial or semi-commercial tools too.
> My point is that tools users will use the tools in a "smart" way, not the
> "hard" way. Hard way is in use only in the special/emergency cases. It's a
> shame that CVS is not integrating via SCC API or COM. There in an attempt to
> do that thought, but so far it is stuck.
You're in the wrong universe. There are no such APIs here.
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