I will have my first question here regarding Shelve/Unshelve context menu. 
The problem that we found out was a situation, when we try to Unshelve when 
nothing is shelved. Right now, if you do it, after clicking Unshelve, 
nothing will happen. We thought about two solutions:
1. If nothing is shelved in a directory, just hide Unshelve,
2. Handle this situation in unshelve dialog (like show MessageBox("Sorry, 
nothing shelved")).
3. Is there something like ITEMIS_MULTIPLESELECTION?

First solution is quite problematic in a way it requires us to check 
in  CShellExt::Initialize_Wrap if we have anything shelved. We did it by 
adding  a method to SVN class -> HasShelvedItems, which would call 
SVN::ShelvesList and check if a list of shelved items is empty or not. 
However, we run into circular #includes -> we cannot include <SVN.h> in 
ContextMenu.cpp, as we're getting compiler errors. This also requires us to 
new ITEMIS #define -> ITEMIS_SHELVED, so kind of modifying "core" of 
Tortoise. 
Do you have any suggestions which way would be best to do it? Like, we go 
with number 2. solution, and handle it in dialog, or we try to hide 
Unshelve menu when nothing is Shelved?

As for 3., currently we want to disable Shelve, when either one or many 
items are selected - it gives confusing result. We want to do it by hiding 
Shelve menu when you have something selected. Detection of selection is 
easy, in CShellExt::Initialize_Wrap, there is pDataObj which is != NULL 
when we have selection. However, we must add states to itemStates telling 
that something got selected and later use this state 
in ShellMenuShelve/ShellMenuUnshelve. Is there such a flag (telling that 
something was selected by mouse) defined somewhere or we have to add it 
(ITEMIS_SELECTED)?

Thank you for help!


W dniu czwartek, 26 października 2017 15:26:13 UTC+2 użytkownik Julian Foad 
napisał:
>
> Hi Stefan & other Tortoise devs,
>
> please welcome Konrad Zuwala in helping me with the Shelving UI in 
> TortoiseSVN here at Assembla. Konrad has experience in Windows programming 
> (which I don't) and used to use TortoiseSVN in his job so is pleased to be 
> contributing to it now.
>
> At the moment he and I are working through some basic UI fixes. More on 
> those in separate messages.
>
> - Julian
>

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