Why does PB always tell me that my <project>.pbp has been modified while the project was closed when it hasn't?
I open a project, close PB, reopen PB - there's that message.
Same if I open a project, close the project, close PB, restart PB and reopen project....
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Kai
False modification claims
False modification claims
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Re: False modification claims
Does this alter how the program compiles and run? Does it affect the resulting binary?
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Re: False modification claims
It shouldn't, Mike. the PBP file is just a project file, which contains various settings related to the project (compilation options and such I would imagine) and source file locations.
Its probably just a bug, I don't think anything is getting modified, although worth noting I have never had this problem myself.
Its probably just a bug, I don't think anything is getting modified, although worth noting I have never had this problem myself.
Re: False modification claims
Aside from the annoyance factor (and the desire to understand why what happens...) there do not seem to be any negative effects.
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Re: False modification claims
It's possible that your Anti-Virus has tickled the file, especially if you use MS Security Essentials. No harm done.
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Re: False modification claims
The message is because one of the source files in the project changed while the project was closed. There is no check for the project file itself.
You can enable or disable this check for each file individually in the project options (uncheck the 'Display a warning if file changed' checkbox for the files where you want it disabled.)
You can enable or disable this check for each file individually in the project options (uncheck the 'Display a warning if file changed' checkbox for the files where you want it disabled.)
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Re: False modification claims
Good to know. Thank you.freak wrote:The message is because one of the source files in the project changed while the project was closed. There is no check for the project file itself.
You can enable or disable this check for each file individually in the project options (uncheck the 'Display a warning if file changed' checkbox for the files where you want it disabled.)
Mike
Re: False modification claims
Thanks for enlightening us with this valuable piece of information!
Cheers,
Kai
Cheers,
Kai
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