Bug 21504

This idea was borrowed from my use of JBuilder Enterprise. I've recently 
switched to FFJ from JBuilder because of lack of support for JDK1.4, but I miss 
one feature relating to version control which I consider to be rather 
important, which also made my life much easier when committing files.

This is, in JBuilder I can choose to do a commit on the entire project. The 
difference between this and committing a tree in FFJ is that JBuilder will do a 
quick 'cvs status' for the whole project to find out what the changes are.

After it does this, it pops up a dialog with the list of changed files (paths), 
their status (changed local, changed on server, locally added etc) and allows 
me to check which files I want to commit or not. Of course there's the 
usual 'notes' I can type in.

Basically, it's a lazy man's one-stop commit shop. It helps me find the files I 
need to commit without making me go look for them. Obviously it takes a couple 
of seconds to compile the list, but visually it helps me a lot to both find out 
what's being committed and what's still outstanding.

This doesn't have to be necessarily at the project level, though. I'd love it 
equally if I can right-click in the Explorer and have this sort of feature for 
any part of the tree I wish. That'd be even better.

If you do not have access to JBuilder Enterprise (in my case, version 4), 
contact me and I can attach a screenshot of what I'm talking about to help you 
understand what I'm looking for. I think you might like it too.

Thanks!