The Package Configuration Editor allows you to perform certain package actions directly from the package list.

Figure 40 - package list right-click example menu
When you right-click on a package in the list, you can perform the following actions:
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Change to Latest Version |
This menu selection upgrades the selected package to
the latest revision. |
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Change to Version |
If other versions of the package are available then
you can navigate to a specific version and switch to that
version. |
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Add Missing Dependencies |
This adds any missing dependencies of the selected
package to your package list. You will be presented with an action
confirmation dialog before any changes are performed. |
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Remove |
This removes the selected packages from the list. |
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Store Package in File on Save |
Toggling this menu item changes the inclusion state of the package. If this menu has a checkmark next to it then the package will be included inside the configuration file when it is saved. If this menu item does not have a checkmark next to it then the package will NOT be included inside the configuration file when it is saved If you have chosen to include the packages in the configuration file, and the file is not locally accessible then VIPM will perform a download of the packages before they are saved. If this is the case, then it might take a few minutes to complete the save. Saving the package inside the configuration file allows easy distribution of your package configurations between computers that do not have network access. |
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Get Info |
This will launch the Package Information window and display the properties of the selected package. |
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Get Info Other |
If other versions of the
package are available then this menu item will be enabled and you can
navigate to a specific version and then launch the package information window for
the selected version. This window displays a summary of the information
contained in the package. |
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