24.05.2015 Views

AccuRev User's Guide (GUI)

AccuRev User's Guide (GUI)

AccuRev User's Guide (GUI)

SHOW MORE
SHOW LESS

Create successful ePaper yourself

Turn your PDF publications into a flip-book with our unique Google optimized e-Paper software.

• Viewing the contents of your main workspace, using the File Browser.<br />

• Browsing through all the versions of a particular file.<br />

• Viewing a list of all workspaces (or just the workspaces that belong to you).<br />

• Viewing the contents of one or your colleague’s workspaces.<br />

At any time, you can “clean up”, by closing one or more of the tabs. Right-click on a tab control<br />

to display its context menu, then select Close. If the <strong>AccuRev</strong> Look And Feel is enabled (Tools ><br />

Preferences), an “X” icon appears on the tab control itself. Left-click this icon to close the tab.<br />

right-click tab<br />

to display this menu<br />

left-click close-tab icon<br />

if <strong>AccuRev</strong> Look And<br />

Feel is enabled<br />

Typically, the <strong>AccuRev</strong> repository is organized into multiple depots. Each depot stores the<br />

complete history of one particular directory tree. For example, there might be separate depots for<br />

the development, testing, and documentation groups.<br />

Most <strong>GUI</strong> tabs display the data from one<br />

particular depot. When you’re using a<br />

particular tab, the associated depot is<br />

termed the current depot. Its name is<br />

displayed at the bottom of the overall<br />

<strong>GUI</strong> window.<br />

Cloning Tabs<br />

The <strong>AccuRev</strong> <strong>GUI</strong> assumes that you want to avoid having multiple tabs with the same contents.<br />

So, for example, if there’s already a File Browser tab on workspace hawk_mnt_john and you<br />

execute an Open Workspace command on the same workspace, the <strong>GUI</strong> simply brings the<br />

existing tab to the front.<br />

If you do want to have two or more tabs showing<br />

the same data structure, use the File > Clone<br />

command. This enables you, for example, to work<br />

in two different parts of a large stream hierarchy<br />

(two StreamBrowser tabs), or to work in two<br />

different folders of a workspace (two File Browser<br />

tabs).<br />

current<br />

depot<br />

<strong>AccuRev</strong> User’s <strong>Guide</strong> (<strong>GUI</strong>) 2

Hooray! Your file is uploaded and ready to be published.

Saved successfully!

Ooh no, something went wrong!