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Summer of Code/2016/SugarJournalSaveOption UtkarshT (view source)
Revision as of 02:56, 18 March 2016
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The project is to introduce a <b>save feature </b> inside Sugar where the user can save the current running activity instance by name of his choice when an activity is closed.
The project is to introduce a <b>save feature </b> inside Sugar where the user can save the current running activity instance by name of his choice when an activity is closed.
The Sugar Journal should provide a 'save/save as' interface which should enable a user to choose whether to save the current document when an activity is closed. The interface should require a name change from 'current.activity' to a user supplied name. If the document is derived from one currently saved in the Journal, the user should be allowed to save (overwrite) or save as (create new document) by giving a new name to the document. This could be accomplished by showing a modal dialog at close time requesting the user to supply a name or not save the document. If the document has a user supplied name, the dialog could request the user to save or to provide a new name to create a new document.
This approach satisfies the needs referenced in the git task. Git is a little like a hammer looking for a nail. Using git for this function will likely double the size of the data stored in the Journal (based on normal experience using git). Unfortunately, we don't have this space on the XOs. The standard save/save as feature will give the user the ability to manage versions by using unique names.
This approach satisfies the needs referenced in the git task. Git is a little like a hammer looking for a nail. Using git for this function will likely double the size of the data stored in the Journal (based on normal experience using git). Unfortunately, we don't have this space on the XOs. The standard save/save as feature will give the user the ability to manage versions by using unique names.