All preference settings are only saved on exit.
Please allow me to update them with a menu pick and thus a ShortCut for automation.
[IDE] - Add menu item to Save All Preferences.
[IDE] - Add menu item to Save All Preferences.
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Re: [IDE] - Add menu item to Save All Preferences.
They are also saved every time you change as setting.
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Re: [IDE] - Add menu item to Save All Preferences.
Yes, but I cannot automate that?
And why this behavior weird behavior?
Initial Preference setting...
[OpenedFiles]
Count = 7
After manually changing a Preference setting...
[OpenedFiles]
Count = 0
After closing IDE...
[OpenedFiles]
Count = 7
Intentional or bug?
And why this behavior weird behavior?
Initial Preference setting...
[OpenedFiles]
Count = 7
After manually changing a Preference setting...
[OpenedFiles]
Count = 0
After closing IDE...
[OpenedFiles]
Count = 7
Intentional or bug?
The nice thing about standards is there are so many to choose from. ~ Andrew Tanenbaum
Re: [IDE] - Add menu item to Save All Preferences.
No bug.
If you just want the currently open files in a tool, just use the PB_TOOL_FileList environment variable.
If you just want the currently open files in a tool, just use the PB_TOOL_FileList environment variable.
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Re: [IDE] - Add menu item to Save All Preferences.
Will do, but you can't be serious?
If I make a change to any Preference, why is my list Opened Files deleted?
That is why I request that Save All Preferences actually do what I want without exiting the IDE.
If I make a change to any Preference, why is my list Opened Files deleted?
That is why I request that Save All Preferences actually do what I want without exiting the IDE.
The nice thing about standards is there are so many to choose from. ~ Andrew Tanenbaum
Re: [IDE] - Add menu item to Save All Preferences.
The preferences file is for the IDE to store and read its data. It can write there whatever it wants.
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