OSX Contextual-menu plugin for Hg
John Labovitz
johnl at johnlabovitz.com
Tue Aug 28 14:47:12 CDT 2007
On Aug 28, 2007, at 12:04 PM, snowcrash+hg wrote:
> if already working on something OSX-specific, why a standalone-app
> rather than something 'integrated' into OSX? like the contextual-menu
> plugin?
My project goal isn't actually a general-purpose Mercurial GUI app,
but rather a way to integrate distributed version control into a
specific application I'm writing. I don't want the user to have to
think of Finder actions, or running a separate VCS application, but
rather that they can track (diff) changes while editing their
document, and be able to send off changesets (bundles?) to other
people working on that document.
However, any work I do at creating the Cocoa API would of course be
made public, so another developer could use it in a more general-
purpose way, like a contextual-menu plugin or a standalone app.
> either way, might be worthwhile starting a wiki page -- it'll be
> far easier to follow/comment.
Yes, good idea. I'll do so.
--John
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