Quoting Bert Wesarg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> On Wed, Oct 1, 2008 at 13:51, Bert Wesarg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
> >> Comment By: Bert Wesarg (lebert)
> >> Date: 2008-10-01 13:19
> >>
> >> Message:
> >> Ohh,
> >>
> >> I think we are not done with this bug:
> >>
> >> start nedit
> >> modifie the Untitled buffer
> >> close window without saving
> >> -> Untitled without path
> >
> > Here is a small patch which does this by simply keeping the path from
> > the window which is closed.
> >
> > It changes also UniqueUntitledName() so that we can use w->filename
> in-place.
> Did I really forgot the attachment?
Heh! Happens to the best of us...
An interesting construction in your patch:
if (&w->filename[0] == name) {
surely easier to write
if (w->filename == name) {
or is there some other motivation?
By the way, good catch on this dropped path business. I am not sure, but I
think I would restore the original PWD to the remaining window. Hmmm...
As for temporary untitleds, you could argue that each directory could have its
own sequence.
One thing I did with an earlier version of nedit (pre tabs) was to provide a
way of naming a new document at its creation. Brilliant for a temporary file
showing the result of some command, like a diff merge or man output: your
windows get named appropriately. Since new() started taking parameters, I
never had the courage to re-implement this. Curiously it's somewhat like
starting nedit with an inexistant file name, but you can't do that once nedit
is started! Saving caused Save As... to pop up, with as much of the name as
would be legal(ish) - no wildcards, slashes, spaces etc - can't remember the
details. Useful for Thorsten's "transients" perhaps?
Tony
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