Re: [PATCH] Display current filename in title bar

[Keith Lancaster]

Sorry about missing the command line operation - I can code a patch for 
that if you would like. The remainder of the patch was intented to mimic 
current functionality, i.e., if you load another file and then save, the 
last filename loaded is used when a save operation is initiated.

Keith

BAZLEY, Sebastian wrote:

The patch problems may well have been due to the effects of the e-mail
transport.
The patched code works for me as well - except when the file is loaded on
the command-line. But then the code used to do that is different - for one
thing, it does not set the file name for save operations.
If one loads another file, the title will change to reflect the newly loaded
file, which seems reasonable, as a save command will use the latest name, as
far as I can tell.
==

By the way, just came across http://versiontree.sourceforge.net/ 

"The Eclipse Version Tree Plugin is an extension for the Eclipse IDE that
displays a graphical tree for a CVS Resource. The Version Tree plugin is a
user friendly substitute for the Revision History provided by Eclipse"
Looks useful, but I've not tried it.

S.
 

-----Original Message-----
From: Jordi Salvat i Alabart [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 16 December 2003 09:15
To: JMeter Developers List
Subject: Re: [PATCH] Display current filename in title bar
May have been my fault. I'm used to diff/patch, but I was 
using Eclipse, 
which is new to me. I'll try harder next time.

Anyway, it wasn't that long, and doing it manually helps 
careful review.

--
Salut,
Jordi.

En/na Keith Lancaster ha escrit:
   

Jordi,
Interesting. I synced up to cvs right before doing the diff 
     

by doing cvs 
   

update. Maybe I did something wrong...I've worked with 
     

quite a number of 
   

CM systems, but am relatively new to CVS. Sorry you had to 
     

do the work 
   

manually.
Thanks,
Keith
Jordi Salvat i Alabart wrote:

     

Hi Keith,

your patch worked flawlessly (as far as I tested it) on the first 
shot, although it was not trivial to apply it -- had to do most by 
hand. Maybe you didn't work from the latest CVS code? 
       

You're welcome 
   

to use that as the base for your next contribution -- but 
       

please don't 
   

stop your patches comming for this reason: we desperately 
       

need people 
   

to contribute to the GUI aspects of JMeter.

Feel free to add your name to the contributor list in
http://nagoya.apache.org/wiki/apachewiki.cgi?JMeterCommitters
       



     

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