Re: [Scid-users] How to Delete a DB in Scid

Hi, I commited code in CVS that sets basic file operations from Finder (right mouse button) : copy, move, delete and backup a base. The latest simply copies DB files appending a timestamp to base's name. Pascal

Re: [Scid-users] How to Delete a DB in Scid

2008/7/20 Alexander Wagner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > In any case: one could add a delete function to the > finder.tcl. It should be straight forward, if there is any > volunteer? > Done. I will commit in CVS soon. Pascal - Th

Re: [Scid-users] How to Delete a DB in Scid

Michal Rudolf schrieb: Hi! >>> I still don't get it why can't we really care about >>> users. >> Michal, you're wrong here. Acutally, I always care about >> users. More that you may notice. ;) > I understood you insist on removing/not implementing > features requested by users, just because these

Re: [Scid-users] How to Delete a DB in Scid

Alexander Wagner, niedziela, 20 lipca 2008: >> I still don't get it why can't we really care about users. >Michal, you're wrong here. Acutally, I always care about >users. More that you may notice. ;) I understood you insist on removing/not implementing features requested by users, just because

Re: [Scid-users] How to Delete a DB in Scid

Pascal Georges wrote: >> Anyway, I think the implementation of your functionality >> would be almost straight forward. Maybe you would want to >> have a look into >> >> .../scid/tcl/file/finder.tcl >> >> One could probably add a binding for Del there. It would >> probabl

Re: [Scid-users] How to Delete a DB in Scid

Michal Rudolf wrote: Hi! >> As all files belonging to a db are named like the db but >> just use different extensions, well I admit that I just >> find it easy enough to drop them using a usual file >> manager, that is, with the UI I use all the time to >> manage files and similar objects. > I st

Re: [Scid-users] How to Delete a DB in Scid

> > > Anyway, I think the implementation of your functionality > would be almost straight forward. Maybe you would want to > have a look into > > .../scid/tcl/file/finder.tcl > > One could probably add a binding for Del there. It would > probably be the most sensible spot for this function. > Yes,

Re: [Scid-users] How to Delete a DB in Scid

Alexander Wagner, niedziela, 20 lipca 2008: >> The thing is that if the user needs to manually delete the >> db files he is likely to not delete every file he was >> supposed to delete. >As all files belonging to a db are named like the db but >just use different extensions, well I admit that I j

Re: [Scid-users] How to Delete a DB in Scid

Ivan Fletes wrote: Hi! > The thing is that if the user needs to manually delete the > db files he is likely to not delete every file he was > supposed to delete. As all files belonging to a db are named like the db but just use different extensions, well I admit that I just find it easy enough t

Re: [Scid-users] How to Delete a DB in Scid

The thing is that if the user needs to manually delete the db files he is likely to not delete every file he was supposed to delete. Or, since he has to delete multiple files he may delete a file he wasn't supposed to delete; a human error. OTOH, if SCID takes care of removing the db for you you

Re: [Scid-users] How to Delete a DB in Scid

Alexander Wagner, niedziela, 20 lipca 2008: >I think this is the case, indeed. For the why: I'd pose the question >actually the other way round. Why should Scid be a file manager? Its not >Scids job. The other way requires user to know about all database-related files. I think that apps which han

Re: [Scid-users] How to Delete a DB in Scid

Ivan Fletes wrote: Hi! > Yes, I did try looking this up on the SCID help files and I couldn't > find it. I'm sure this question has been asked before here but it > hasn't been that long since I joined this mailing list. > > If the only way to remove a scid database is to manually delete the

[Scid-users] How to Delete a DB in Scid

Yes, I did try looking this up on the SCID help files and I couldn't find it. I'm sure this question has been asked before here but it hasn't been that long since I joined this mailing list. If the only way to remove a scid database is to manually delete the three files using your file manager (I