Um. This has never made sense to me. Is there any good reason that
blackbox should overwrite its rc-file every time it exits? I really,
really think this needs to be changed. At some point, I'm going to add
a bbconf plugin that lets the user make changes to his/her blackbox
rc-file. This will be an impossible task as long as blackbox insists on
overwriting its rc-file at exit.
Sean--are you open to changing this? Does anyone have a good reason why
it shouldn't change? I understand the importance of blackbox trying to
make sure it has a good rc-file for the next time it opens, but I think
the current implementation of the solution for whatever problem this was
trying to solve is incorrect.
On Thu, 2002-01-24 at 01:35, Sean 'Shaleh' Perry wrote:
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>
> blackbox writes out the rc file when it exits. The ONLY safe way to edit the
> rc file is to exit blackbox, then edit, then restart blackbox.
>
> Note, blackbox will still maximize a window into the area the slit fills, it
> will just be under the slit and not on top.
>
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