On Fri, Mar 24, 2006 at 11:00:09AM +0100, Tian wrote: > Hi, > > Once again you found a bug I can reproduce ;) > > The correct behaviour of GCfilms should be like this: > > - If you have a collection and you set the master entry as being borrowed, > then all the sub-entries will be marked as borrowed too (it is usefull if you > have a DVD Box set and you want to lend the whole box).
Ah, that is the idea behind a collection. I thought it was to separate dvds into Series, Movies, Music DVDs etc. That could use a little clarification in the UI... While I'm talking about this, is there a better way than collections to divide my dvd collection into different categories (that can preferably be exported separately). > - If you set only one sub-entry (a movie in the collection) as borrowed, only > this movie will be borrowed and it won't impact the other ones. > > But here you are telling me that it doesn't work like this for you. You are in > the 2nd case and all the movies are updated. > > Could you please send me your collection file (.gcf) and check also if there > are error messages displayed in the console. There are no errors, but my collection file is attached. > PS: As I still don't know how the Debian bug report system works, I send you > directly this email. I let you update the bug report if needed. You can just CC this email to <bugnr>@bugs.debian.org and it will all be handeled automatically. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
