Post by tsh73 on Apr 6, 2018 21:22:57 GMT
I started testing pressing weird keys in IDE
often it ends up in square symbol ("missing glyph") what prevents program from compiling
(Ctrl-D for example. I happen to hit that one pretty often)
But if I press Ctrl-R it errors with message
Runtime error: file not open
After that IDE clears
obviously program clears - it does not run
but *filename* still holds
so if I press "Save" (or Ctrl-S) my program will be erased (overwritten with empty file).
It is actually linked in the menu, Edit / Restore Ctrl+R
I tried - it is the same in JB 1.01
And in LB 4.5.1
My guess is that "restore" should re-read file from disk, discarding all unsaved changes (probably with a warning).
Could it be fixed - or at least hotkey removed ( probably with a menu item) if it doesn't work?
often it ends up in square symbol ("missing glyph") what prevents program from compiling
(Ctrl-D for example. I happen to hit that one pretty often)
But if I press Ctrl-R it errors with message
Runtime error: file not open
After that IDE clears
obviously program clears - it does not run
but *filename* still holds
so if I press "Save" (or Ctrl-S) my program will be erased (overwritten with empty file).
It is actually linked in the menu, Edit / Restore Ctrl+R
I tried - it is the same in JB 1.01
And in LB 4.5.1
My guess is that "restore" should re-read file from disk, discarding all unsaved changes (probably with a warning).
Could it be fixed - or at least hotkey removed ( probably with a menu item) if it doesn't work?