Tab order in URL settings dialog incorrect (and OT: build process)

Originally created by: h.heimbu...@gmx.net
Originally owned by: tortoisesvn

What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Edit a project.
2. Focus the 'password' textfield.
3. Press TAB.

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
The OK button is focused, but the 'Ignore own commits' checkbox should be.

What version of the product are you using? On what operating system?
WinXP SP2, trunk [r267]

Please provide any additional information below.
I fixed that in the appended patch file (although you could probably fix it
much quicker on your own ;)). The patch file contains two more suggested
minor changes:
a) The 'username' and 'password' fields no longer run out of the 'URL
settings' groupbox.
b) The dialog title is 'Edit project settings' instead of 'URL settings',
which imho is closer to what it does.

Personally, I'd also like the 'URL' and 'Project name' fields to change
places. It's more intuitive to me to type the project name first, then
enter the URL. (Actually, it's what I also do before realizing my mistake.)
   

I couldn't find your e-mail address or a CommitMonitor related
forum/mailing list and didn't want to spam the TSVN list, so I'll (mis-)use
this place for some additional notes regarding the build process:

First of all, it might be interesting to hear that -- after figuring how to
do it right ;) -- CommitMonitor builds fine on VS2008.

To avoid the trouble of compiling Boost myself, I used the binary installer
at http://www.boost-consulting.com/products/free (only 1.34.1 yet). I
wasn't sure which binaries are needed, though. (Multithreaded or
singlethreaded, DLL or static, etc.) Would be great if you could add that
to your build.txt.

It took me a while to figure out that I have to run "nant debug setup" once
to build the dependencies and can then use VS. I tried "nant CommitMonitor"
first because I had no interest in building the installer, which of course
failed.

Although that's quite obvious to me in retrospect, maybe you could also add
a line that the configuration (debug/release) *should* be specified and
that it must match the configuration used in VS.

I also had some problems figuring out that the paths to the libs and
headers of Boost *have* to be added to the global "VC++ Directories" in VS.
I tried to add them to the project configuration instead. Then again,
that's probably mostly related to me not having used NAnt before.