Corbicula anti virus: late breaking news
I worked on Corbicula some more today.
I managed to add a Preferences Dialog to Corbicula, though it only includes one setting: the maximum directory recursion depth. The Preferences Dialog uses GConf to store it's settings, as any self respecting GNOME application should.
If you've taken a look at the previously posted screenshot, the Results Dialog was missing the Toggle widgets in the ListView's Delete Column. The Toggle widgets are now in place, and the actually toggle now (no, that does not happen automagically!).
Also in previous 'versions' of Corbicula it didn't matter what Target was selected it would always scan a hard coded target path. Yes, I know that's not very nice, and that's why I fixed it, now Corbicula scan's the user selected target path!
Still no release yet, I might be able to do a CVS commit by the end of the week, no promises though!
I managed to add a Preferences Dialog to Corbicula, though it only includes one setting: the maximum directory recursion depth. The Preferences Dialog uses GConf to store it's settings, as any self respecting GNOME application should.
If you've taken a look at the previously posted screenshot, the Results Dialog was missing the Toggle widgets in the ListView's Delete Column. The Toggle widgets are now in place, and the actually toggle now (no, that does not happen automagically!).
Also in previous 'versions' of Corbicula it didn't matter what Target was selected it would always scan a hard coded target path. Yes, I know that's not very nice, and that's why I fixed it, now Corbicula scan's the user selected target path!
Still no release yet, I might be able to do a CVS commit by the end of the week, no promises though!
posted by Pascal de Bruijn at
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