Mark Shotwell wrote: > Well, I?ve never thought of myself as misguided; just seriously disturbed :)
Ignore him...you're not misguided...just accustomed to something different. > Partly, it is not something I am used to and partly it is contrary to other > applications that I use. But, as I said, I have made that particular > compromise, and that is what it is to me, because I am doing something > special and different to work with IDEA. It is partly a personal taste > and preference(and being a control freak at times). Many of us on the list have been through this ourselves. I'm also a control freak. I also had a hard time getting used to having no save button. Give it a few weeks before making a decision. I found that after a while, I could completely forget about the whole file-saving concept...and concentrate on more important things. One I gained faith in IntelliJ to save the file at the proper times, I found that it is a much more natural way (for me) to work. Now, I find myself wanting other apps to work this way. Why do we have to worry about saving files at all, I wonder? Since _not_ saving the file is normally the exception and saving the file is the 'rule'...why not _always_ save the file? (with proper undo features, such as LCVS, of course) I'm now convinced that someday the whole concept of manually saving files will be obsolete and _all_ apps will have some sort of version control system built into them. ********************************* Chris Merrill [EMAIL PROTECTED] ********************************* -- ********************************* Chris Merrill [EMAIL PROTECTED] ********************************* _______________________________________________ Eap-bugs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.jetbrains.com/mailman/listinfo/eap-bugs
