I remember it quite clearly, because I had a lot of trouble with it.
If a server I had been working on wasn't available the next time I
tried to open a file via FTP, BBEdit would spin it's wheels for
several minutes before it would finally give up and tell me there was
an error - and let me specify a different connection. Also, since I
did frequently work in several different environments, this happened
a lot and BBEdit's preferences would eventually get corrupted, and
I'd have to wax all the preferences to get any FTP access at all back.
I haven't needed to do any FTP stuff since I got BBEdit 8.5, but I'd
welcome not having to wait forever for the default FTP to time out.
OTOH, I might just get murderously mad if, once I'm working on a file
opened from an FTP server, a "save as" won't automatically drop me
back where I opened the file from.
On Sep 21, 2006, at 11:46 AM, Allen Watson wrote:
I'm pretty sure it did default to the server of the currently opened
file...once you connected to a given server, remote operations
assumed that
server until a new one was selected. That's how I remember it, at
least.
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