Build 615 Red Hat Linux 7.2 Short story:
While editing a lot of files, IDEA would apparently open up a newly opened file into the same editor as a previous file and get the buffers mixed up. Long story: I was editing a lot of files copied from a separate product into our build. The process was: - copy files (about 60 .java files) from external build into a new directory managed by IDEA (file sync turned off). I did a file sync after all the files were copied over. - By clicking on files in project window, I was opening each file and adding a comment header and new package name at the top of the file (and deleted old package name). I suppose IDEA could do all of this automatically, but I didn't try. I did this all very quickly (I'm quick on the keyboard) and sometimes remembered to do an alt-a to save all files before tabs got reused, and sometimes didn't. - After adding all the headers, I again went through all 60 files and fixed up unresolved references by doing all the alt-enter stuff to select imported packages. Somewhere during this last step, IDEA started to open up new files by putting the text into an open file and getting the buffers mixed up. Saved files contained parts of both files. Another problem (symptom?) was that the project window got messed up as to which file was being opened (i.e. I double click on a java file in the project tool window and the wrong file gets opened up/selected in the editor). -- Rick _______________________________________________ Eap-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.intellij.com/mailman/listinfo/eap-list
