[Digikam-users] Searches on read only library path

[Achim Bohnet]

On Tuesday 29 November 2005 23:34, Domenico Salvagnin wrote:
> On Tuesday 29 November 2005 18:39, Achim Bohnet wrote:
> > On Tuesday 29 November 2005 17:26, Domenico Salvagnin wrote:
> > > Thanks for the hint: now it is #117287
> >
> > Good.  I'll try it when time permits.  Bug reports
> > with a patch are a good thing.
> >
> > Achim
> > P.S. Some general comments: Always one wish per bug report.
> > In #114682 you listed two.  Don't reference to existing
> > bugs/wishes, add a comment to them and add your vote
> > instead of creating a new one.
> 
> I know (you already told me), but I cannot turn back time :-)

Oh, me?  Normally this is Jokeles job ;)  Sorry.

> By the way, if some of you agrees with any of my proposal, I could help with 
> the implementation: I've studied software engineering and I have some 
> experience (3 years) in C++ and Qt programming.

I like the feature. I can't judge if your solution to the
problem is the right (tm) one.

Nevertheless to be really useful at least a 
	--library-path /path/to/anther/image/tree
option is needed too.
Only 'complication' here is that --library-path <path> should not
be remembered, e.g.,
	digikam --library-path /path/to/anther/image/tree
and later
	digikam
digikam should _not_ come up with /path/to/anther/image/tree but
again with the 'default' one, e.g., ~/Pictures or whatever was
chosen by the user.

You have have my vote for this 'read-only' feature.  Let's see
what the digikam developers think.
 
> Ready and happy to help!

Great!  Feel free to join #digikam on freenode IRC.
Have a look at the wish/bug report on b.k.o and/or
TODO file in svn.

Achim


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