"Fabrice Harari" <guest@news.pcsoft.fr> ha scritto nel messaggio
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> Hi everybody...
> I thought some of you could use an interesting piece of information that
> was given to us in the last LST (in french of course)...
> All of us using the SCM were at some point confronted to a message saying
> that an object (window, class, etc) had been modified/was different than
> the one we had on our machine EVEN THOUGH we knew that that was not the
> case... And then, when you use the comparing tool to see the difference,
> there is none...
> The reason for that is that for speed reason, the comparison between
> objects is done on a binary level, not on the content level (ie they are
> comparing checksums, not the actual code or properties of buttons and so
> on)... so if the object was open and closed without any change and
> anything in it (in it's header by example) has changed, we will get this
> message...
> But in a case like that, the objects are in fact for all intent and
> purpose identical and we can simply ignore it...
> I hope this will help all of you work in a better way with the SCM
> best regards
> Fabrice Harari
Thanx Fabrice.
Very interesting to know it!
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