bug

[Jon]

If I just click the Apply button on my system, an error dialog may be 
created, but often it is hidden under hundreds of other windows.  If I 
kill the script editor, the error dialog actually becomes visible.

If I just click the Apply button on my system, the Apply button becomes 
gray even if the save/apply failed.

I just don't trust the Apply button at all.

:)


Mark Wieder wrote:

>Jon-
>
>Saturday, June 4, 2005, 11:40:33 AM, you wrote:
>
>Saving an open script forces an "apply and save". If you have script
>errors you will get an error dialog and you have to correct the errors
>before the script can be compiler ("applied") and saved. You can force
>the save of a script with errors in the way you have been doing, but
>it's in an indeterminate state at that point (saved as text only, not
>compiled).
>
>Continuing from that point is risky.
>
>The only time I ever do that is when my eyes just won't focus anymore
>and I need to shut things down without commenting out the errors. Even
>then I will probably just comment out the whole script and click
>Apply. And go to bed until I can think straight again.
>
>  
>