Re: Line context in comments

2012-01-06 Thread David Trowbridge
We don't show additional context right now (I suppose we could consider
adding
such an option), but are you aware of multi-line comments? If the comment
applies to a block of code more than one line in length, you can click and
drag
to specify all the relevant lines. This lets the reviewer decide how much
context
is necessary, and if you're not using it already, would probably go a long
way
towards solving your problem.

-David


On Fri, Jan 6, 2012 at 5:24 PM, Marco ma...@snaplogic.com wrote:

 Hi,

 here we all love RB, and use it happily.
 However, there's one feature missing that drives us nuts: in review
 mode, when going through the reviewer's comments, only the actual line
 the comment is relative to is displayed.

 Often, it would be very useful to be able to see the 'context' of the
 line (eg, a couple of lines above and below) but we seem unable to
 find an option that would allow us to enable that, so we're assuming
 that's not possible.

 One colleagues suggested, as a workaround, that we have 3 monitors:
 one for the review, one for the diff, and the third for Eclipse/emacs/
 vim whatever - is that about right?

 If you guys could implement this (or suggest a workaround that does
 not treble our IT budget) that'd be most appreciated!

 Thanks,
 Marco.

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Re: Line context in comments

2012-01-06 Thread Chris Tooley
We actually have the same issues and do use multi-line comments. Multi-line
comments are fit when the comment applies to the whole block in our case. I
see what you mean, but it's a confusing option to use for us.
On Jan 6, 2012 8:01 PM, David Trowbridge trowb...@gmail.com wrote:

 We don't show additional context right now (I suppose we could consider
 adding
 such an option), but are you aware of multi-line comments? If the comment
 applies to a block of code more than one line in length, you can click and
 drag
 to specify all the relevant lines. This lets the reviewer decide how much
 context
 is necessary, and if you're not using it already, would probably go a long
 way
 towards solving your problem.

 -David


 On Fri, Jan 6, 2012 at 5:24 PM, Marco ma...@snaplogic.com wrote:

 Hi,

 here we all love RB, and use it happily.
 However, there's one feature missing that drives us nuts: in review
 mode, when going through the reviewer's comments, only the actual line
 the comment is relative to is displayed.

 Often, it would be very useful to be able to see the 'context' of the
 line (eg, a couple of lines above and below) but we seem unable to
 find an option that would allow us to enable that, so we're assuming
 that's not possible.

 One colleagues suggested, as a workaround, that we have 3 monitors:
 one for the review, one for the diff, and the third for Eclipse/emacs/
 vim whatever - is that about right?

 If you guys could implement this (or suggest a workaround that does
 not treble our IT budget) that'd be most appreciated!

 Thanks,
 Marco.

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Re: Line context in comments

2012-01-06 Thread David Trowbridge
Can you file an enhancement request in the bug tracker?

-David


On Fri, Jan 6, 2012 at 6:44 PM, Chris Tooley ch...@tooley.com wrote:

 We actually have the same issues and do use multi-line comments.
 Multi-line comments are fit when the comment applies to the whole block in
 our case. I see what you mean, but it's a confusing option to use for us.
  On Jan 6, 2012 8:01 PM, David Trowbridge trowb...@gmail.com wrote:

 We don't show additional context right now (I suppose we could consider
 adding
 such an option), but are you aware of multi-line comments? If the comment
 applies to a block of code more than one line in length, you can click
 and drag
 to specify all the relevant lines. This lets the reviewer decide how much
 context
 is necessary, and if you're not using it already, would probably go a
 long way
 towards solving your problem.

 -David


 On Fri, Jan 6, 2012 at 5:24 PM, Marco ma...@snaplogic.com wrote:

 Hi,

 here we all love RB, and use it happily.
 However, there's one feature missing that drives us nuts: in review
 mode, when going through the reviewer's comments, only the actual line
 the comment is relative to is displayed.

 Often, it would be very useful to be able to see the 'context' of the
 line (eg, a couple of lines above and below) but we seem unable to
 find an option that would allow us to enable that, so we're assuming
 that's not possible.

 One colleagues suggested, as a workaround, that we have 3 monitors:
 one for the review, one for the diff, and the third for Eclipse/emacs/
 vim whatever - is that about right?

 If you guys could implement this (or suggest a workaround that does
 not treble our IT budget) that'd be most appreciated!

 Thanks,
 Marco.

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