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I'm using the Clearcase vcsgeneric profile. I had a file open in the editor which I hadn't checked out (so was read only). When I started typing I got a dialog asking "Do you wish to call the edit command?", with buttons for Yes, No and Cancel. Asides from the fact that "check out" might be more appropriate than "edit" when using Clearcase, what exactly is the difference between the No and Cancel options? So far as I can see they perform identically i.e. both of them take no action, in which case the Cancel button is redundant... org.netbeans.modules.vcscore/1 [1.9.1 200404071636] org.netbeans.modules.vcs.advanced/1 [1.9.1 200404071636] org.netbeans.modules.vcs.profiles.clearcase/1 [1.1.1 ${buildnumber}] org.netbeans.modules.vcs.cmdline.compat/1 [1.3.1 200404071636]
My assumption is that No and Cancel do the same. Moving to openide/text for evaluation. This is the dialog that is presented when UserQuestionException is catched.
OK, it's easy to change it to, say, Yes/No. But the message is provided by the VCS module.
Fixed the button part of it in openide/src/org/openide/text/CloneableEditorSupport.java,v1.123 If you want the text part fixed as well, reopen for vcs.
verified in [nb_dev](200406291800)