From: "Brian Deitte" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > Is it possible to make this configurable by letting > > the user specify whether the file is to be added > > or duplicated with the default option set to duplicated? > > This would ensure backwards compatibility as well > > as let the user take her pick. > > Sure, I can do this, but is there any case where people > really want duplicate files within the same directory? > I was surprised this was even possible!
Good or bad, we need to ensure 'backwards compatibility', unless, of course, you call for a vote and the committers feel that it is worth breaking. > > > In your code, I noticed that you have used // > > to comment private variables. Use commenting style > > recognized by javadoc instead. Please also provide > > valid javadoc comments for all methods that > > you introduce. > > I confess, I didn't comment as much as I should have > for the amount of changes I made. I'll add some more. > An unrhetorical question, though: do people javadoc > private variables? I can change this, but I'm just > curious, because I've never worked with a group that > does this. Have you ever wondered why javadoc has the -private option? ;-) > > Thanks again, Brian > Cheers, Magesh **************************************************** * Doctor: A person who kills your ills by pills, * * and then kills you with his bills. * **************************************************** -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
