Shareaza

There was a problem:
You had set a task to be executed in 6:30 am, Shut Down PC for example on everyday. When you run Shareaza at 7 pm next day surprisingly PC counts down for Shutdown. This is because its passed 6:30 and download is for every day so shutdown task has to be executed.

The solution is to set a validity period for each task. For example when I set validity period for shut down task, say 5 minutes, shut down task is only valid until 6:35. After that it won't be executed for that day.

Versioning for XML export is also added.

Patch is update. Please commit ASAP.

That's nice. Will that also make it possible to use the validity period to make Shareaza limit the used bandwidth, even if the PC is turned on after the rule execution started?

Not much else has been committed either so reasonable guess would be the devs are busy with RL.

Yeah, there hasn't been posted code for almost two weeks before Ryo posted his code updates yesterday... I suppose he'll commit it once he had a look at this forum...

Delaying commit delays alpha tests. Also keeps my local repository in modified state which I hate.

why was the entire designinfo section removed from shareaza.rc ? looks good other then that

committed as rev 8716

Seems that Ryo reverted this commit because it broke compilation...

You were not accused of anything that I noticed... But sure, now that ryo is around, he can do the commit once siavohkc figures out what went wrong. Something in Shareaza.rc maybe? That seems to be the only file your commit and the DC++ commit ryo did just before have in common and messing it up would "break compilation", I guess.

Of course I tested the code before placing it here it compiled and worked fine.

I updated to r8743 my local code and still everything is fine. Compiles and runs smoothly. Which means I have a running Shareaza with Validity Period while others don't.

Maybe the problem was with the package commited or Ryo changing icons.

Anyway here is another patch in r8743.

I hate diffs. Please post complete files.

Here we go...

Committed but... Task dialog is very ugly. Can you follow MS GUI design guidelines?