Feature request: clear cache on next restart

[NickP]

(01-10-2013 16:57)simoncn Wrote:  

(01-10-2013 12:32)NickP Wrote:  Fair enough, tho' I'd've hoped that making <No> the default button wld have meant that hitting <Enter> would accept it, with the timeout handling where the user didn't notice.
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I understand that, but my point was about the visual clutter that this would create.

Ah, yes, I see now - I thought you were meaning the irritation of always (except one time in 100, which means you'd be on autopilot & miss it) having to press a button.

(01-10-2013 16:57)simoncn Wrote:  I've had a couple of ideas:

1) Use right-click, shift+click or ctrl+click on the tray icon Restart menu item. This doesn't work because of issues with Java's tray icon support.

2) Use right-click on the contentDir property field to show a context menu with the option to clear the cache for that content directory. At present, this is my preferred solution.

Excellent! [I've just read the next bit through & fear it comes across as condescending... it's MEANT to be complimentary, & I struggle to put what I mean, so I've left it as is...] I'm sure that when you say you've got ideas, then something good'll come out the other end. And yes, right-click's a good 'un - it's a very Windows thing: "If you're not sure, put the pointer on it and <RightClick>."

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