bug

[Pat Trendler]

I ran twice just to make sure. Win XP Rev 2.5.1

Step 8. Ctrl-S worked OK. Apply btn was greyed out.

Step 11. Msg box was 123. Apply btn no longer active.

Pat
patrend at bigpond.com

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Alex Tweedly" <alex at tweedly.net>
To: "How to use Revolution" <use-revolution at lists.runrev.com>
Sent: Sunday, June 05, 2005 9:33 PM
Subject: Re: bug


> Mark Wieder wrote:
>
>>Alex-
>>
>>Saturday, June 4, 2005, 5:23:54 PM, you wrote:
>>
>>AT> ctrl-S does a "Save stack"
>>AT> It does NOT Apply any outstanding edits that you may have - and AT> 
>>therefore does not check for script errors.
>>
>>Yes it does.
>>
>>
> Not for me it doesn't .....
>
> 0. start a new clean run of Rev IDE
> 1. create a new mainstack
> 2. add a button
> 3. edit the button script,  to be
>
>> on mouseUp
>>   put "1" after msg
>> end mouseUp
>
> 4. apply the script
> 5. save (and name) the stack
> 5a.  switch to "run" mode,  and run it (click on the button) to verify the 
> msg window will now contain   1
> 6. edit the script by replacing the "1" by "2"
> 7. apply this change,  and  run it to verify the msg window now says 
> 12
> 8. edit the script, replacing "2" by "3"
>       ( NB - at this point, with focus still in the editor window, ctrl-S 
> does not work for me )
> 9. click on the window border of the main stack
> 10. in the main menu, select File/Save [or hit ctrl-S] (and see / click to 
> remove  the "saving ... " box)
> 11. run it again - msg window now says   122
> i.e. the script has not been applied (confirmed by the fact that the Apply 
> button is still "live")
>
>
> If someone could confirm this, I'll add it to Mark's BZ 2868
> Or if you can't confirm this, I'll find out what I'm doing wrong :-)
>
>>Control-S does an "apply and save". Unfortunately, it does this all in
>>one swell foop - it applies the changes, brings up the error dialog,
>>brings the script editor back up, and saves the stack anyway. If you
>>don't notice that there's an error dialog somewhere on the screen (as
>>in the case where it's hidden behind the script editor) then there's
>>no indication that you've saved errors in the script.
>>
>>It would be rather nice if the error dialog appeared in the list of
>>open windows. And if the script editor didn't get brought in front of
>>the error dialog. And if save didn't save errors.
>>
>>Oh, all right - I'll bugzilla this one.
>>
> Alex Tweedly       http://www.tweedly.net
>
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