Re: [Fire-commits] r4290 - in trunk/fire: . Cocoa Categories & Extensions Controllers Conversation/Conversation Objects Conversation/Headers Conversation/Window Objects Core/Controllers Core/Headers Core/Items Core/Protocols Editors English.lproj English.lproj/BuddyEditor.nib English.lproj/ClassicTwoWayConversation.nib English.lproj/Fire-macintosh.nib Fire.xcodeproj Headers Japanese.lproj Plugins Plugins/GPGEncryption Plugins/GPGEncryption/English.lproj Plugins/GPGEncryption/English.lproj/GPGBuddyKeyEditor.nib Plugins/GPGEncryption/English.lproj/GPGKeyImporter.nib Plugins/GPGEncryption/English.lproj/GPGPrefEditor.nib Plugins/GPGEncryption/Headers Plugins/GPGEncryption/Japanese.lproj Plugins/GPGEncryption/Spanish.lproj Plugins/GPGEncryption/da.lproj Plugins/GPGEncryption/it.lproj Plugins/GPGEncryption/sv.lproj Preference Panes/Plugins Preference Panes/Plugins/English.lproj/Plugin
Liam mac Lynne <[email protected]> Mon, 15 Aug 2005 00:21:07 -0400
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-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA256 On Aug 14, 2005, at 20:36, [email protected] wrote: > Author: gbooker > Date: 2005-08-15 12:35:53 +1200 (Mon, 15 Aug 2005) > New Revision: 4290 > > Log: > It just wouldn't be the weekend without annoying people with big =20 > commit messages ;) > I moved all of GPG to exist within a plugin. As far as I can tell, =20= > things work just fine (and a bit better because it will now queue =20 > messages if you have not entered your GPG password rather than just =20= > fail). > Hopefully this will help other in creating plugins. How very very cool! Thanks, Graham! Sl=E1n, Liam -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.0 (Darwin) iQIcBAEBCAAGBQJDABhAAAoJEBwaCrmn8OXqHBQP/AtzNHAVNAq4wD0N3fH45zyE /Qta3XX6iPltskzlrYjmE853ijcH0FH1DRgeeg0OeQryz2njUO8c/DsTqp4kybRx 4h8Bf+Qg3UUHdF433G2aU3Cq6oiv/x/UgUCT0lKXagChHrOe2De8XD+iSoIGBpm4 oLIv7RzySqM/uq4TFU/r4/lvwnIMmpKGKYUuPhYKaqHJ+68T+m9/Xzl79TFiV1RJ TcM7Fb6lkOgBOD911TWW9WuyvkMg5xpwfox2GksKQfa8UMYoI+PJj18q1gTJjFw3 3TOcI2CO2kDrySaP8Ruk5GvZwLlxx8StL4eBNXAkDUE5FhbknFhVXeI1R+OU9uFL udKzWZ2Nu9qil8oHjCEF5qcZ4xZjKr9k0ny6dnOGGavJF+U12+b2y9O8A9djGDa5 s119K9NTIPwyEX479dySh6XGNaSukWMN509yqABpLwl4X5N0tK8lrYzb3R/zxYCZ /upIfiy/JxQR+6zTwDAgLMFAB8jK5Zn+rAxELUp7FvVmaP41NlT25JZc6/L/cgmf djW9Q15UWrAl3mGu9zbcdm2a9QoH7lHxXWehpv/wpiuDpDVK9rRlMF8XJOi2gNXW EOkQ39hcYOevmxPtBgjFjwVeNP1poGlckWcQvrWKW2max7i8X2JBQ70MCGzkJ7kg QZrlZQyV9IOIWIbH8eRl =3Dhkuz -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- ------------------------------------------------------- SF.Net email is Sponsored by the Better Software Conference & EXPO September 19-22, 2005 * San Francisco, CA * Development Lifecycle Practices Agile & Plan-Driven Development * Managing Projects & Teams * Testing & QA Security * Process Improvement & Measurement * http://www.sqe.com/bsce5sf