I'm confused: you and someone else claimed that they hit the <enter> key
to save a script, but when I hit the <enter> key, it just puts a new
line into the script!!!
:)
Jon
Dennis Brown wrote:
On Jun 4, 2005, at 2:12 PM, Jon wrote:
Dennis:
You said "lots of cracks in the IDE". I'd have to agree.
I've given up on saving scripts, and now only delete/kill the script
editors. That way I'm SURE to see the error messages. Far too
often I have "saved" a script and the save did not take, with no
error window visible. Too bad window visibility is handled
correctly during a script editor kill, but not when saving a
script. It can't be that hard to do the latter correctly if the
former is correct.
Jon,
Sounds like you were saving the script, before Applying it. I got
caught a few times on that also. I am in the habit of hitting the
enter key after editing a script to apply it now. Otherwise, the
script says what you edited, but it executes what was last applied
before your last edits. I don't like this way of doing it, I think
the IDE should ask if you want to apply before running the script
again, or always apply when leaving the window focus, and having a
proper unlimited undo for at least the text editing of a script --
that can't be that hard to do.
I like to leave the script I am debugging/improving open with the
script running so I can quickly try different things with nary a
mouse click. You learn about "apply" very quickly in that case.
Dennis
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