David Burgun wrote:
Now, I suppose that "colorizing" a script *might* need to be "applied" but the button didn't enable at this point. If I open the script and select colorize and then close the window, I don't get the dialog. If I open the script, select colorize and then click on a function in the script body, not via the handler list, the apply button is not enabled. It's only when I select via the handler list.
I agree very much with Richard that a simple click in the editor should not mark the script as dirty. But when I look at your recipe, it says a click on a handler name in the list marks the script as dirty. What happens when you click on a handler name? The selection in the script editor changes, just as though you'd clicked in there yourself. The behavior is consistent. I'm not sure why clicking in the fuction wouldn't alter the selection, unless that was a handler that was already storing it.
I don't think colorization matters to the dirty flag, so you can eliminate that from the recipe.
That said, Alex Tweedly has just proven me wrong and posted a bug to bugzilla that reproduces the problem in the editor without clicking on anything at all. He provided a sample stack. Thanks Alex. Good sleuthing.
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