I know that you're working on b9 or something already, but until bundles are fixed (sorry, I got burned on b6 so now I'm waiting until it's a one-click download for everything...)... anyway, I found what appears to be a pretty nasty bug.
Picture this: I have two projects and one happens to contain the files of the other project like so:
Project 1: project1.tmproj contains /project1/* Project 2: project2.tmproj contains /project1/files/project2/*
Now if I open up both projects simultaneously, makes changes in Project 2 and then switch to Project 1, my Undo command will undo the changes that I made in Project 2!
So say I edit /project1/files/project2/test.html in Project 2 and then switch to Project 1, hitting cmd-z will undo the changes I made in Project 2!
This is bad, yes? Any thoughts?
Chris
On May 11, 2005, at 21:22, Chris Messina wrote:
Picture this: I have two projects and one happens to contain the files of the other project like so:
Project 1: project1.tmproj contains /project1/* Project 2: project2.tmproj contains /project1/files/project2/*
Now if I open up both projects simultaneously, makes changes in Project 2 and then switch to Project 1, my Undo command will undo the changes that I made in Project 2!
I assume that it's the SAME file you have open and edit/undo?
This is bad, yes? Any thoughts?
If you're making changes to a file in project 2, switch to project 1 and undo in the same file you edited in project 2, then I think it should undo the changes you made. Otherwise you'd get two versions of the same file, and what's on disk would be the last one saved.
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