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I would argue strenuously that having to manually "clear the cache" is just a work-around or circumvention for a readily apparent design defect.

A true cache should be totally transparent to the user, and should never require manual intervention, e.g. to tell the sottware to "clear the cache".

This is also a very common design flaw with most (or all?) web browsers.

The software that manages the "cache" should be able to detect changes in the corresponding objects (or files) on the host system, and automatically update the copy in the cache, as and when needed, to match any changes on the host.

Mark S. Waterbury

> On 1/27/2014 12:30 PM, Stuart Rowe wrote:
Found this setting under LPEX Editor/Save -- maximum line length = 0 (I
hope that means unlimited).
Simlar setting found under each open member LPEX Editor/<tempfilepath>
Maximum Line length = 92. Cannot imagine where that came from. Set to
112. Member saves fine. Close, Open, reverts to 92.

I wonder where it comes from?

"The Cache", I'll have to assume, since clearing that (thanks Thomas)
cleared up the issue.

Stu



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