bzr-Explorer could be a better learning tool.

[Alexander Belchenko]

Algis Kabaila пишет:
> On Friday 06 November 2009 06:08:39 Alexander Belchenko wrote:
>> Also you can see how it looks on attached screenshot.
>>
>> Hmm, interesting... We should not invoke add before commit if there is
>> nothing to add. Nice, we can use it for debugging!
> It happens often that learning/teaching material is excellent for debugging.  

True.

> The concept looks great - that is the kind of thing that I would love to see 
> in bzr-Explorer, too.  The level of complexity between a large collection of 
> commands and a small one is clearly different and would influence the choice of 
> display.  Your display looks fine.   

OK, so I'll prepare it to inclusion in qbzr trunk.

> Now :) if I can be so bold as to try to use Latin alphabet to write Russian 
> words, which will be as successful as trying to write, say Lithuanian in 
> Cyrillic script, "Zakrit" is clearly 'Close' (Dctionary suggests 
> 'Receivership'), "Zavershieno" is perhaps something like "Complete" or 
> 'Completely', "Obnovit" something like 'Renew', 'Refresh', but what is 
> "Razlychia"?  Just showing off, both my wide but very limited and superficial 
> knowledge of a range languages and my total ignorance of many other things  :( 
> .

"Razlychia" it's "Diff".

It's offtopic of course but maybe you just run qcommit and look at the 
same labels in your language? The buttons I'm sure will be in the same 
places on both Linux and Windows ;-)

> Would you support my lodging a feature request on the bug tracker, please.  
> Not much to do for you, just say 'yes'.

I don't understand this last sentence.