Re: Quanta and CPU/Memory consumption

Andrew Lowe <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.kde.devel.quanta.user
Organization Manildra Group
Message-ID <[email protected]>
On Wed, 21 May 2008 16:09:35 James Ellis wrote:
> I'll try the file extension mask to see if that helps things as well. I do
> know that one of my projects stores generated images without file
> extensions, though.
>

As far as I understand, it is not really a file extension mask, but rather a 
filter - so you can match any part of a file (for example, say all your 
generated images had the name "generated_image_1", "generated_image_icon", 
etc you could match "generated_image_*").

It might not match, but could be useful if the files you want to exclude 
match, and others don't (don't use *image* in the filter if you have a 
my_image_generator.php in your project, as it will match too)

> All my projects use Bazaar for version control and release management is
> done via Bazaar on a testing system then to a production system. For some
> projects where I am the only developer the bzr upload plugin is used to
> sync changed files with a site via FTP.
>

Perhaps you don't really need the project management, as Erik suggested.  Just 
use the File Tree and add a new Top Level Folder (Click the Files icon just 
above the project icon (looks like a computer), right click in a blank spot 
in the panel, and select "New Top Level Folder"), and browse your way there.

I tend to use projects for this task - even though I use subversion to publish 
my projects, because of the filters, I got used to using projects when I did 
not know about the adding of a new top level folder - hey I jumped right in 
without reading the documentation - just like everyone else I think)

I cannot think of anything projects give you other then filters and upload 
management... and I just noted that cvs works with top level folders 
anyway :-)




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