Mikhail Kalenkov a écrit :
> Of course, I can rewrite my script as a proc, but then arise a lot of
> questions. How to handle read only directories. How to keep spf and
> index file in consistent way. Solving such questions lead to
> overcomplicated approach. I think about much simpler approach. If
> This is the only reason why I'd suggest(!) to check for
> existence of an index on startup AND the generation of it
> right away if no index is found.
OK. I'll do it.
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Mikhail Kalenkov wrote:
Hi!
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>> Additionally, I think adding such a procedure to the startup
>> would not harm and porting your tcl-script to a proc
>> shouldn't be too hard.
> Of course, I can rewrite my script as a proc, but then
> arise a lot of questions. How to handle read only
> direct
2009/2/7 Alexander Wagner :
> Mikhail Kalenkov wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
>> I posted a script which generate the index in my previous
>> e-mail. In 99.99% cases scid user never edit spf files, so
>> we can distribute spf files together with index file and
>> index regeneration will never become necessary.
>
Hi!
Just came across it: If a mask was changed and Scid closes down it does
not ask the user to first save this mask. Unfortunately, I do not know
how to hook this in and where.
BTW: I've added the missing ? NAG for the masks NAG menu (cvs)
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