On 06.05.2009 17:13, Steve Borho wrote:
> On Tue, May 5, 2009 at 11:09 AM, Adrian Buehlmann <[email protected]> wrote:
>> If I need a server process just for that, I can well waive such
>> features. And who said we can't configure the C++ shell extension?
> 
> Certainly this is possible.
> 
>> But I'll stop banging that C++ drum now... (er, well we might even
>> read the menu strings from a resource-like file, but, whatever...)
> 
> (what about adding an 'unmerge' menu option when the repository has
> two parents?)

I don't need that complexity in the cmenu.

> I don't mean this as a threat, just a statement of fact.  If it's up
> to me to maintain the context menus going forward, I am going to
> migrate towards having them served from an external Python process and
> a minimal C++ shim because it makes my life simpler in the long run.

No problem. It's your decision for this project here.

> If you (or anyone else) are going to maintain them, you can implement
> them however you like so long as you are responsive to bug reports and
> feature requests.  I'd be happy to let someone else own this part of
> TortoiseHg.

No ambitions in this regard from my side for this project here. I just
use it (code and/or binaries) and contribute back or comment in areas I'm
interested in (according to the license).


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