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List:       kde-core-devel
Subject:    Re: [Patch] #29984 Change file permission using octal numbers
From:       Sven Leiber <s.leiber () web ! de>
Date:       2003-05-16 11:12:39
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Hi!

That with the textbox I think is a good idear, but I have a second.   :)

It you are in the permissinsdialog you can use the "Einfg" (I don't know the 
name on the english keybord) key to view a small frame over the 
permissionsdialog with a small textbox, too. In that textbox you can enter 
directly chmod commands like u+x and so on to set the permissions. And after 
you have entert your command pass that command to the permissions on the 
dialog.
I think that was a funktion for people like admins or so on.   :)     So I use 
only a key to go to that dialog and no other user see that option. So you can 
change the permissions with the keybord and the chmod syntax mutch faster.   
:)
I think it is a bit more to code but I think it was usefull and we can write 
about that something in the doc's   :)


Sven
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