> From: Arnt Gulbrandsen <ar...@trolltech.com> > Cc: bo...@mac.com, jamm...@perforce.com > References: <006401c07b26$57d47910$b906...@graphisoft.hu>
<2001...@medusa.vignette.com> > Mime-Version: 1.0 > Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii > Content-Disposition: inline > > Dave Lewis <dle...@vignette.com> > > my experience is that outside of dependencies, there is no specific > > order that actions will occur in. Logically, if there are no > > dependencies, then it will not matter... > > Well, logic aside, it matters. I want the file I was just editing to be > compiled first, because that's the file I'm thinking about right now.

well, in that case, just ask it to update that target instead of all of them.

> > Some file has to be the first to be compiled, and the one I'm currently > working on and saved just before I started jam is better than a random > choice. Often not _much_ better, but I personally really hate it when I > 'p4 sync' and the next time I compile, I have to wait a minute or two to > see the errors for the file I'm working on. > > --Arnt >

Well, I suppose somebody could do a newest first sort of ordering on top of equally choosable targets...

dave