bug

[Alex Tweedly]

Pat Trendler wrote:

> I ran twice just to make sure. Win XP Rev 2.5.1
>
> Step 8. Ctrl-S worked OK. Apply btn was greyed out.
>
Interesting. Wonder why it doesn't work on my machines (same on both XP 
machines I have here - and I think it was the same on my old Win2000 
machine, but can't confirm it till I get home at the end of the week ...)

> Step 11. Msg box was 123. Apply btn no longer active.
>
Did you (or could you, please) try the sequence one more time. This 
time, do not try the ctrl-S after step 8, which should be equivalent to 
what I am able to do. So simply do
...
8. edit the script, replacing "2" by "3"
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   12?

Thanks,
-- Alex.

>
> ----- 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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