[Idle-dev] Re: using idle to log changes in modules

2005-01-23 Thread Noam Raphael
The undo code site in the file UndoDelegator. It defines a class which is informed on all edit actions, so it can undo them. (I didn't really play with it, so I don't know much more.) This sounds like a nice idea - It would be nice if the UndoDelegator would save to a file all the information i

Re: [Idle-dev] using idle to log changes in modules

2005-01-23 Thread Kurt B. Kaiser
Scott Rifkin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I'd like to tweak idle to so that each time I save a module that I'm > working on, idle saves and dates the changes that I've made since the last > save. It probably would make sense to save them in an adjunct file > separated by the time. You are (r

Re: [Idle-dev] using idle to log changes in modules

2005-01-23 Thread Guido van Rossum
> Although a Revision Control System is a great tool to have, > implementing one in IDLE is outside of its design goals, IMO, > especially since there are so many good ones out there already. However, a smooth integration with some of the popular ones might be a very cool feature to have. All the

Re: [Idle-dev] using idle to log changes in modules

2005-01-23 Thread Kurt B. Kaiser
Guido van Rossum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > However, a smooth integration with some of the popular ones might be a > very cool feature to have. OK, I'll look at it. CVS first, I would imagine. Any special requirements? > All the professional IDEs have this. What's 'professional'? IDLE is

Re: [Idle-dev] using idle to log changes in modules

2005-01-23 Thread Guido van Rossum
> OK, I'll look at it. CVS first, I would imagine. Any special requirements? Let your imagination run wild. But make it a set of hooks so someone can write integration for Perforce, Subversion, even SourceSafe and RCS... > > All the professional IDEs have this. > > What's 'professional'? IDLE