On 10/4/07, Joel Uckelman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > >Would you prefer > > > > > >(a) a selection in a menu in the editor which purges unused images, or > > >(b) automatic purging of unused images when a module is saved? > Maybe a compromise option would be to check for unused images on saving > a module, and prompt the designer for whether they should be retained > if any are found? That way, it's semi-automatic, and we get the benefits > of both methods.
I would prefer Option A, but I suppose I could live with a "warning" message when the module is saved. I store my images, buildFile, and help system separately so SVN can deal with them and create the module from those. I would prefer the option the invoke the check without having to save. I'm guessing that anyone who wants to store images in the module (during development) would find a warning message quite irritating, as it seems that many changes need a restart of vassal to test. So during development a module may be open and saved many times over. I must admit that there are times that I add images to where my module is build from before I add all the references in the buildFile. If the warning was in effect I would probably just refrain from doing that to avoid the annoyance of the message. -Tim
