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Show Committable |
Show changed, added, and removed files, all of which are ready to be committed. Pressing this
presses the Changed, Added and Removed buttons for you. If you want to see the files that have already
been committed, as well as those yet to be committed, unpress all the buttons. |
The arrow signifies stuff that needs to go to the repository. |
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Show Changed |
Show files that have changed, but have not yet been committed. |
The lines of text are bright, signifying they have changed. This icon is very bland. Changes to
files are ordinary. |
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Show Added |
files added, but not yet committed. |
A for added. |
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Show Removed |
files removed, but not yet committed. |
X for removed |
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Show Conflicts |
Show files that need manual editing to merge updates from two different people. |
C for Conflicts, not Changed. |
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Show Unknown |
Show new files that have not been added yet. |
Magnifying glass signifies you want to look at the ? unknown. |
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Hide Unknown |
Hide new files that have not been added yet, files as yet unknown to CVS, but probably should be,
and reveal everything else, even stuff that has not been commited. The show unknown and hide unknown
buttons have three possible combinations of on/off. Try them all to notice the effects. |
X indicates you don’t want to see the ? unknown files. |
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Show Missing |
Show files that you improperly deleted, rather than using remove to remove them from the repository
as well. |
Broken line signifies missing files. This icon is hard to read. Just remember it is just to the
left of the easy to pick out ignored icon. |
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Show Ignored |
Show files that cvsignore says you never want to put in the repository. |
Bold blue slash is same symbol that WinCVS uses to mark file cvsignore says don’t belong in
the repository. |
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Refresh |
Refresh the display. Usually happens automatically if other programs change the files. |
Looks like a recycle symbol. |