Matthieu Moy wrote:
That's where it goes beyond the scope of Emacs: I was thinking of
creating a file, like ++commit-files containing the list of files for
the next selected commit. In the presence of this file, "tla commit"
would become equivalent to
tla commit -- `cat ++commit-files`
This last command can also be done by :
tla commit --file-list FILE
as per the online documentation :
--file-list FILE commit only changes to files listed in FILE
I can implement that in xtla, but this could also be usefull to
non-xtla users, and could be used by other tla front-ends, so, why not
implementing this in tla itself ...
I don't think this belongs to tla proper (apart from being able to take
a file list as an argument to commit which is there already). This is
typically better handled in [ixe]tla. I understand that tla shouldn't
implement interactivity, only core atomic operations.
What do you thing about this? (That's just an idea, you're allowed to
say it's totally stupid if you argument ;-)
As an interface to extend tla this sounds good.
What do you expect from a tla front-end for selected files commit, as
a user?
That it be graphical, simple and easy to use, and easy to reuse in
another project. But that's just me :)
Jean
