• OrphanFiles - Orphan all selected files (remove their 'ckid' resources).
• Modify Read-Only - Of the selected files, Source Manager will change any that are currently Read-Only to Modified Read-Only.
• Read-Only - Of the selected files, Source Manager will change any that are currently Modified Read-Only to Read-Only. This will be handy when you know you haven't changed a file, but you did perform a Modify Read-Only on it because you thought you were going to change it. Another instance might that you actually did change the file, but you don't want your changes kept (your file will be overwritten next time you check out a later revision of this file. This feature is implemented as a button in the Comment/Task edit window and as a menu command.
• Transfer ckid -Transfers the ‘ckid’ of the selected file to the target file of your choice. Make sure you eventually name the target file the same as the source file because the ‘ckid’ will otherwise be considered corrupt by SourceServer/Projector.
• Lock/Unlock -Lock or unlock the selected files. We're talking Finder lock here. This might come in handy, but really doesn't apply specifically to source code control.
• Rename Orphan -This is identical to a Finder rename. If you want to rename a project file, use the RenameProjectorFiles (for SourceSafe users, this is called Rename Project File) in the SourceServer (or SourceSafe) menu instead.
• Set Type/Creator -Set the type and creator of the selected files. Tip: if you have the Drag Manager capabilities in your System, you can option-drag one Type/Creator cell to another, in a table.
• Compare Two Files -If you own BBEdit (Bare Bones Software), a product I highly recommend for performing searches and comparisons, you can use this command to easily compare two files. Simply select exactly two files in the table, and choose this command. It sends a "Differences" appleevent to BBEdit to compare the two files and then automatically switches to BBEdit, where you'll see the two files all set up for merging or just comparing. If you've never used BBEdit before, you'll be pleased to see how similar it is to the familiar MPW's merge script, and how much faster it is to zip through the differences. If you'd prefer to use MPW, let me know, as I plan to implement this, but I'll do it sooner if you tell me you need it.
