There is still one residual problem. Right now I am developing and
testing on Linux with the files on NTFS using ntfs-3g with case
sensitive file names. Everything seems to be ok until I get a
compilation error at which point I get two editor windows pointing to
the same file with tabs showing:
MyFileMyFile(2)
If I re-compile, a window pops up telling me that the file on disk has
changed and asking if I would like to reload. If I press reload I get
the modified file, else I get the file from before the compilation
error. Strangely, the compilation error will re-occur even with the
modified file showing in the source editor and the unmodified file
closed in the source editor. It doesn't seem to matter if I use
file-contents or file timestamp to determine the modification state
of the file. Also, I have looked on the disk and see only the
MyFile.pas, never MyFile(2).pas.
There is a simple work-around (which might give someone a clue as to the
cause). If I explicitly save the modified files before starting
compilation the problem never occurs. (I just have to remember to do it
;-) ).
This never occurs when the files are on the Linux ext4 file system.
Don Ziesig
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