gnome-control-center/capplets/rollback/TODO
Bradford Hovinen 12ae0dad0e Check entire success array and warn if any allocation did not succeed
2001-01-29  Bradford Hovinen  <hovinen@ximian.com>

	* rollback-widget.c (rollback_widget_realize): Check entire
	success array and warn if any allocation did not succeed

	* config-manager-dialog.c (cancel_cb): Don't do rollback

	* Makefile.am (rollback_capplet_SOURCES): Added rollback-control.[ch]

	* config-manager-dialog.c (config_manager_dialog_init): Construct
	a rollback widget with a rollback control and place it in the
	dialog

2001-01-27  Bradford Hovinen  <hovinen@ximian.com>

	* rollback-widget.c (rollback_widget_realize): Allocate control
	colors

	* rollback-widget.h (struct _RollbackWidget ): Added array
	control_colors

	* rollback-widget.c (rollback_widget_realize):
	(rollback_widget_unrealize): Implement. Just calls the parent's
	[un]realize and creates/destroys a GC to be used by the individual
	controls.
	(rollback_widget_get_gc): Implement. Return the GC created above
2001-01-29 22:41:53 +00:00

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Short-term
* Accept command line argument to allow rollback of a specific backend
* Remove backends list and rely on the above command line argument
* Add logic in the control center to activate this capplet with the
appropriate command line argument from menu items or a control
connected with each capplet
* Something that tells the user when he tries to go back so far in
time that there is no configuration available from that date
* Have config manager dialog set flag when rolling back and, upon
cancel, only roll forward if that flag is set
Long(er)-term
* Somehow fix this so that the user sees the old configurations as he
selects a time. The selection should be a slider that the user slides
back and forth to roll forwards and backwards, and the user should see
the configuration settings as reflected in the position of the slider.
- This could just be put into libcapplet, so that the user
sees this slider at all times. That could be a bit much for a lot of
users, though.
- This could be a bonobo component, acting as a container for
capplets (which are then bonobo controls).
- This could be a feature of libcapplet enabled by a command
line switch
Done
* Get this thing to actually work
* Accept command line argument to tell whether it's going to be user
or global