- From: Anselm Baird-Smith <abaird@w3.org>
- Date: Tue, 11 Jun 1996 19:14:28 +0500
- To: alex@access.com.au (Alexandre Rafalovitch)
- Cc: www-jigsaw@w3.org
> >Reindex deletes the resource, and recreates a new one by going through > >the resource factory. This is what you want to do, but don't forget to > >select the resources (by checking their check-box) that you want to > >re-index. > > > >This *should* work... > > If I understood that correctly, Reindexing the directory would also reindex > all files within it. Then, it would be recursive and I would get new icons > on all files and directories within reindexed directory. Evidently it did > not happen. So is reindexing recursive or not? Reindexing is *not* recursive, although it obviously should be. In fact, I have some other idea on the topic. The basic thing would be to provide a ResourceSet which would contain, independantly of how the hierarchy is a set of resource, that you could configure in a single click. For the time being, we will have to live with the hierarchic but not recursive piece of it .... unless you hack it ;_) > I think having a concept of recursive update and recursive re-indexing is > important, because it is too compicated to do it manually. Yep I do agree, but there is no reasons that this should only be dictated by the hierarchy. This usage of the hierarchy as defining a set of resources is too restrictive to me ;-) Anselm.
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