Hello,

I am one of the developers of SCPlugin, the integration project of
Subversion in the Mac OS X Finder. One of the problems we have been
struggling with is to get the proper icon badging in the Finder
windows. The background daemon we use adds the icon overlays through a
mach_override primitive, which I personally don't find the most clean
solution.

While looking around for solutions, I bumped into the MacFUSE project.
Eventually, I came up with a proposal to resolve the current icon
badging solution (with its set of problems) with a solution based on
MacFUSE. The core idea is that all files under Subversion control
would be accessed through "SubversionFS", a fuse file system that can
display the proper icons based on the file/folder state (unmodified,
modified, new file, ...). The SubversionFS would be a simple wrapper
around local files.

My main question to you guys is this: do you see any issues in my
proposal that makes it useless from a MacFUSE viewpoint? Are there any
shortcomings to (Mac)FUSE that prevent me of implementing this?

The message I sent to the SCPlugin user mailing list to request
feedback on this proposal:
http://scplugin.tigris.org/servlets/ReadMsg?list=users&msgNo=423

The complete proposal is on my website:
http://www.celaeno.be/scplugin/index.html

Comments?

Ringo


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