Re: Discussion - Search Objects

On Thu, 2011-06-16 at 22:31 +0200, Jasmin Dizdarevic wrote:
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> 2011/6/16 Guillaume Lelarge <guillaume@lelarge.info>
>         On Wed, 2011-06-15 at 23:48 +0200, Jasmin Dizdarevic wrote:
>         > Yeah, I know. All of the dialogs have a "binding" to some
>         pgObject,
>         > because all of them modifies something.
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>         No, see dlgFindAndReplace.
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>         >  When I started working I had no clear picture about the
>         class
>         > hierarchy and I thought this would be an easier entry point.
>         I can
>         > change the prefix if this is wished.
>         >
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>                 Yeah, I think it would be better.
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> I'm going to change that.
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>         > btw: You could help me with the factory class. Am I starting
>         the
>         > dialog correctly?
>         >
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>                 Seems good to me. My only question is: why in
>                 frmMain.ccp and not in
>                 frmSearchObject.cpp? I first tried the latter, and was
>                 surprised to find
>                 it in the former.
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> I'm currently surprised myself ;)
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>                 BTW, can you stop top-posting please? Thanks.
>                 Regards.
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> I'll try it.
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>
> One more thing:
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> Can somebody say me how to merge different patches to a single one?
> I've made 3-4 commits and would like to have exactly one patch file.
> It's not so important, but it would be very nice.
>

I suppose you're talking about "git rebase". Do a "git rebase -i" to get
the interactive mode. Let the first commit the way it is. Use squash for
the other commits.

> Generally, I wanna thank you for your patience and help - I know this
> can be frustrating to answer questions, that are clear to you since a
> long time :)
>

No problem :)


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