Update of file with tabbed editing
Eddy De Greef
degreef at imec.be
Wed Aug 11 17:11:28 CEST 2004
On 08/11/2004 04:50:35 PM, Scott Tringali wrote:
> Eric Bouyoux wrote:
>
> > When a file already open with tabbed editing is updated with another
> > application (for example, a log file), nedit always ask me if I want to
> > reload it while I am working on another file.
> > Is it possible to have the update feature to happen only when the
> > "modified file" is the one in the active tab ?
>
> This is the intent - if you can give a little more info about what
> you're running and how to reproduce it, we can be sure it's fixed!
There are (annoying) cases in which you get the warning even if
the tab or window is not visible:
- Open the replace dialog and enter something (the check to
determine the state of the "Multiple Files..." button triggers
the modification check for all files unintentionally).
- Select something in a tab, hide the tab, modify the file
externally and then select something in another tab.
These "bugs" have existed at least since 5.3, but there may be
other cases.
IIRC, it's not trivial to fix this, since the checks can be called
via so many paths that it is hard to decide whether or not a warning
is appropriate, but it can be done.
Eddy
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