Simon,
That's fair:) I will try again...
#allLoadedToSpec
All packages and projects associated with this version of the project are
loaded and the specified version for each package and projects matches the loaded
version exactly.
#loadedToSpec
One or more (but not all) packages and projects associated with this version of
the project are loaded and the specified version for each loaded package or
project matches the loaded version exactly
#loadedMatchConstraints
One or more packages and projects associated with this version of the project are
loaded and the specified version for one or more of the loaded packages or
projects does not match exactly. For packages this means that the loaded version
of a package may be later (#>=) than the specified version. For projects the
project reference operator is used to determine the constraint. By default the
operator for projects is #>=, so by default the loaded version of a project may
be later than the specified version.
#somethingLoaded
One or more of the packages and projects associated with this version of the
project are loaded, but one or more of the loaded packages or projects do not
match the constraints. By default that means that one or more of the loaded
versions are earlier (#<=) than the specified version.
#noStatus
None of the packages and projects associated with this version of the project
are loaded.
The currentVersion for a project is calculated based on finding the version with the best versionStatus. In practice then a versionStatus of #loadedMatchConstraints means that your are in between two versions and a versionStatus of #somethingLoaded means that you are before the earliest defined version.
Dale
----- "Simon Denier" <
[hidden email]> wrote:
| On 1 avr. 2010, at 22:48, Dale Henrichs wrote:
|
| > Simon,
| >
| > from #computeVersionStatus:
|
| Well, I asked precisely because I found the descriptions unclear :)
|
| >
| > "all projects and packages are loaded and match specification"
| > self isAllLoadedToSpec ifTrue: [ ^#allLoadedToSpec ].
|
| ok, this is when all packages and projects perfectly match against
| their versions
|
| > "all loaded projects and packages match specifications
| > (at least one package loaded)"
| > self isLoadedToSpec ifTrue: [ ^#loadedToSpec ].
|
| ?
|
| > "all loaded projects and packages match constraints
| > (at least one package loaded)"
| > self isLoadedMatchConstraints ifTrue: [ ^#loadedMatchConstraints
| ].
|
| Projects/Packages may be younger versions
|
| > "at least one package loaded"
| > self isSomethingLoaded ifTrue: [ ^#somethingLoaded ].
|
| Incomplete load
|
| > ^#noStatus
| >
| > Dale
| > ----- "Simon Denier" <
[hidden email]> wrote:
| >
| > | Hi Dale
| > |
| > | I just would like to know the difference between the version
| status?
| > | Especially between isAllLoadedToSpec and isLoadedToSpec.
| > |
| > | --
| > | Simon
| > |
| > |
| > |
| > |
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| Simon
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