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After making a change to script, you save the file, and the "save"
button on the toolbar is grayed, indicating that the document has
no changes. Then press Ctrl+Z and the last change is undone
and the "save" button becomes active. Now make a small change
like backspace once or enter a single character and the "save"
button becomes grayed as if the document has no changes.
Anyone else encounter this?
Windows NT 4.0, sp6a
256Mb ram
POV 3.5
=Bob=
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"=Bob=" <bob### [at] threestrands com> wrote in message
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> After making a change to script, you save the file, and the "save"
> button on the toolbar is grayed, indicating that the document has
> no changes. Then press Ctrl+Z and the last change is undone
> and the "save" button becomes active. Now make a small change
> like backspace once or enter a single character and the "save"
> button becomes grayed as if the document has no changes.
> Anyone else encounter this?
>
> Windows NT 4.0, sp6a
> 256Mb ram
> POV 3.5
Yes, I hadn't noticed before, or at least didn't realize exactly how it was
occuring. Looks like it is interpreting a return to the place where it was
saved even if the text is different, as you noted. I see I can do that in
various ways, using backspace or space or enter to get to a position (near?)
where the last save occured.
Another thing this has me thinking about now is how the words are removed in
one stroke of Ctrl+Z after being typed in. However, if you backspace over a
word, and then undo (or redo) that, it does each character at a time instead
of pop it back into place. A nitpick perhaps, and I guess no one working
with POV-Ray can make modifications to the CodeMax Editor anyhow if that is
the root of these things.
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