Auto-Saving implemented in r16227 (to become 2.1.5) - Feedback wanted
Wouter van Marle
wouter at squirrel-systems.com
Tue Jul 3 06:11:33 EDT 2007
[auto-save overwrites current working file]
> The main reason for me to implement this so quickly was that I
> discovered in the current way the implementation was surprisingly easy
> from a programmer's point of view. What I'm saying is that if the
> feature in the current form doesn't meet user's needs, we can very
> well disable this again... sorry for that.
Auto-save sounds very useful to me as well. Maybe keep it disabled by
default, allowing users to enable it (tick-mark in the settings
dialogues), with strong warning about this over-writing behaviour.
Indeed I agree with the grandparent that auto-save should not overwrite
the current file (can't the auto-save function, when calling the save
function, automatically add .autosave to the file name or so? I haven't
read the source so no idea whether it is possible).
Personally I don't experiment very often; and when I do I usually first
save a copy to a different name, and play with that.
Wouter.
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