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12 January 2007
探していた WinCVS1.2「表示位置の変更」コンボボックスの項目削除方法 があった
[cvs-jp-info 590] Re: Q: WinCVS1.2「表示位置の変更」コンボボックスの項目削除方法
http://www.wincvs.org/newfaq.htm#clean_combos
It's nice that WinCvs remembers all the entries I ever made into a combobox, but how can I purge the by-now obsolete items ?
In recent releases (1.3.x) you could simply press the [DEL] key, when on the item you want to delete. Removing the items from earlier versions requires some registry hacking as described in the following post from Bo Berglund regarding the combobox used for browse locations:
It is a bit tricky since you have to do it in the registry, but if you are willing to do it here is a stepthrough:
0) Close WinCvs if it is running!
1) Open RegEdit and go to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\WinCvs\wincvs\CVS settings
2) open item P_BrowserLocs. It is a set of null terminated strings with the list of locations.
3) In the hex window mark the string you want to delete starting with the drive letter and ending with the NULL char.
4) Hit the delete button.
5) Edit the first byte in the item by decrementing by one (for each string deleted)
6) Click the OK button
7) Start WinCvs again and check that the offending location is gone.
Be careful when editing the registry!
http://www.wincvs.org/newfaq.htm#clean_combos
It's nice that WinCvs remembers all the entries I ever made into a combobox, but how can I purge the by-now obsolete items ?
In recent releases (1.3.x) you could simply press the [DEL] key, when on the item you want to delete. Removing the items from earlier versions requires some registry hacking as described in the following post from Bo Berglund regarding the combobox used for browse locations:
It is a bit tricky since you have to do it in the registry, but if you are willing to do it here is a stepthrough:
0) Close WinCvs if it is running!
1) Open RegEdit and go to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\WinCvs\wincvs\CVS settings
2) open item P_BrowserLocs. It is a set of null terminated strings with the list of locations.
3) In the hex window mark the string you want to delete starting with the drive letter and ending with the NULL char.
4) Hit the delete button.
5) Edit the first byte in the item by decrementing by one (for each string deleted)
6) Click the OK button
7) Start WinCvs again and check that the offending location is gone.
Be careful when editing the registry!
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