Re: Re: Delete Project behavior
Milan Kubec <[email protected]>
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Jan Rojcek wrote: > On 20 Jun 2007, at 18:47, Jesse Glick wrote: > >> I agree that if you ask to delete a project, you probably intend to >> delete the whole project directory. I am always being surprised by >> Delete Project leaving all kinds of things around for no apparent >> reason. And the "also delete sources" checkbox has always mystified >> me. I asked to delete the project. A project is an IDE's way of >> managing program sources. What am I being asked, exactly? > > Other issues with delete: > > - I forgot why the delete action builds the project (actually cleans it) > before it deletes it. Seems very strange to me. It's because the project is free to create anything under project directory during build action after user customization and we anticipate that clean action brings the project to some known initial state when we know what to delete. > - I cannot select and delete multiple projects which can be quite common > when evaluating IDE and playing with different kinds of projects. > Well, it would be good, but ... we have number of project types, each project type can provide own delete action with own panel, because each project type might have different files to delete or even do some other actions as part of delete. It would be quite difficult (if not impossible) to merge this into some easy and simple UI. Milan