Hi Ben, thanks for the hint.
Friedrich Am 31.05.2015 um 01:00 schrieb Ben Pfaff <[email protected]>: > Hi Friedrich. Thanks for all the work you've been doing on PSPP lately. > > I noticed that the commit messages you're putting into the repository > are single very long lines, like this: > > fixed initial show of names in header window. Variable names only showed > up after switching between variable and data window. The reason is that the > buttons of the columns are not created. This is due to interdependency > between the size allocation and the button creation. I removed the > need_button mechanism. > > The canonical way to format Git commit messages is with a brief, > single-line summary paragraph, followed by one or more paragraphs with > additional explanation, wrapped at about 75 or so columns. You can find > lots of examples of those in the repository, but here's one way that I > might format the above according to the usual fashion: > > gui: Fix initial show of names in header window. > > The Variable names only showed up after switching between variable and > data window. The reason is that the buttons of the columns are not > created. This is due to interdependency between the size allocation and > the button creation. I removed the need_button mechanism.
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