> To ensure people don't > override the original examples, we made them > read-only.... so you see what happens when they press > Alt+F5. They get prompted to save the script to > another file.
For the first scenario, you should use the savebefore:no option. > Second reason is that i created a LUA script that will > create x number of backups when Save is performed. I > don't want to create a backup when the script isn't > changed and ALT+F5 is performed. As a workaround, if the behavior stays as it is, you could check whether the document has been modified from your Lua script (editor.Modify) before making the backup. But should you have to do that? After all, in that situation, the Save menu option is disabled, so why should your script have to worry about it? The question will be, which way is the least surprising: having savebefore:yes sometimes not save, or having your document saved even when you can't save? For me, I don't think it will make a difference either way. For some, it's clear that it does make a difference. But, I'm pretty sure it doesn't warrant a fourth option. The difference is so subtle that another option would be hard to describe, and would just add confusion. We should just decide what makes the most sense, make it work that way, and document it. _______________________________________________ Scite-interest mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.lyra.org/mailman/listinfo/scite-interest
