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Probably best to intervene at the OS level. Grant/revoke read permission to the viewing user as appropriate
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Probably best to intervene at the OS level. Grant/revoke read permission to the viewing user as appropriate

Profit Sharing Projects

Ted Penner

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I don't see anything yet that will allow me to acomplish this objective
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I don't see anything yet that will allow me to acomplish this objective

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You could write a script that checks the file system. What's the OS?
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You could write a script that checks the file system. What's the OS?

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No, I want it to work like Visual Studio where you can see different people typing at the same time side-by-side.
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No, I want it to work like Visual Studio where you can see different people typing at the same time side-by-side.

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Can't help you there - don't use it
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Look at CodeTogether — may be an option for Intellij IDEA IDE it appears:<ul><li><a href="https://www.codetogether.com/" rel="ugc">https://www.codetogether.com/</a></li></ul>
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Look at CodeTogether — may be an option for Intellij IDEA IDE it appears:
 * https://www.codetogether.com/ [https://www.codetogether.com/]

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Tomas Helgi Johannsson

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I have a programmer working in Java (j2ee and js) and I would like to be able to allow another person to see only what is being coded in real-time but not be able to edit or see any other files within the IDE unless we turn them on for viewing or editing one-by-one as needed.<br><br>We are using the Intellij IDEA IDE, and pushing to a private GitHub repository at the end of each coding session.<br><br>Assistance is greatly appreciated.
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I have a programmer working in Java (j2ee and js) and I would like to be able to allow another person to see only what is being coded in real-time but not be able to edit or see any other files within the IDE unless we turn them on for viewing or editing one-by-one as needed.
We are using the Intellij IDEA IDE, and pushing to a private GitHub repository at the end of each coding session.
Assistance is greatly appreciated.

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