Update of file with tabbed editing

[Eric Bouyoux]

Scott Tringali a écrit :

> 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!

Hi,

I do the following.
File_A is open with nedit5.5RC1 in one tab. File_B is open in another 
tab. I work on file_A (I add some text, I copy-paste some lines ...)
Let's suppose file_B is a log file which is updated by a simulation run 
while I'm working on file_A.
When I select with the left-button of the mouse some parts of file_A, a 
window appears with : file_B has been modified by another program. Reload ?

My question was the following : is it possible to have this window to 
appear only when the tab that contains file_B is the active one.

In another words, I don't want to be noticed that a file was modified 
while I don't work on that file.

This is the way nedit without tabs was working (nedit 5.4 for instance). 
I was informed that file_B had been modified only when I was pointing 
the mouse in the nedit window that contains file_B.

Regards.

Eric Bouyoux.