Brian Blais:
1) open up scite with some files
2) within scite open up a file in a different directory (call it directory blah)
3) quit scite
4) rerun scite with no arguments
this returns the session with all the files in the right place. If I go to the
directory blah, I do not see any session files.
So, as I wrote it, it seems to behave just the way I want. Is my test wrong in
this
case?
This isn't what happens to me.
Ensure save.session=1 in user properties.
Change directory to top level SciTE directory.
cd \rs\scite
Delete any existing session file
del SciTE.ses
Run SciTE
bin\SciTE
Using File | Open, navigate to the "doc" directory and open
"SciTE.html". This should include changing to a different directory
for '.' to change.
File | Exit
Look for the session file:
C:\rs\scite>type SciTE.ses
The system cannot find the file specified.
C:\rs\scite>type doc\SciTE.ses
<pos=-1> C:\rs\scite\doc\SciTE.html
bin\SciTE
Empty editor.
The Windows file open dialog changes the current directory
sometimes. I don't know the exact circumstances under which it will
change or retain '.'. SciTE tries to avoid changing the current
directory itself on Windows (its harder to avoid on GTK+) but does so
when executing a command and as part of the check.if.already.open
feature.
Neil
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