Todd, I see your point about large/slow scc repos.  My suggestion,
would be to have a scc preference, like you mentioned, that we can set
the current dir, or the whole project.

cheers,
Anton


On Fri, May 2, 2008 at 3:06 PM, Todd Whiteman <toddw@[...].com>  wrote:
>  Anton Visser wrote:
>   > I would like to suggest that the "Multi file SCC commit" window scan
>   > for files in the entire project that have changed, not just the
>   > directory of the file that has focus.  I can click on "add dir" and
>   > then select the base of my project, but we all know that is way too
>   > much work for a programmer.
> 
>   Hi Anton,
> 
>   Note that you can use the Komodo project's for selecting a particular
>   directory and then choosing scc commit to achieve this behavior.
> 
>   I tend to agree with you on this one, my own preference is that I'd like
>   to be able to see all the associated files from the scc base directory
>   of my code/workspace.
> 
>   The problem for this is that for large/slow scc repositories, then this
>   can becomes a hindrance rather than a help and thus the decision was to
>   go with the target file's directory.
> 
>   I'd be interested in ideas around this. Perhaps a scc preference could
>   be added to facilitate this behavior.
> 
>   Thanks for your input,
> 
> 
>  Todd
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