RE: V 6.0 - Lost all my changes

Well, the program is smart enough to put an * next to changed source.  So 
an autosave could just check for the changed members and save those....

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> From: Dave Murvin
> 
> 
> My question is that since I am working off line in a workspace, why
can't
> WDSC figure this out and recover the changes from the workspace?  Is
there
> some setting I have overlooked?

Nope.  If enough people ask for an auto-save feature, maybe they'll add
one.  I think the biggest problem with that is that people tend to open
dozens of members.  The auto-save will have to be pretty smart.  But
still, it's not that big a deal; if Microsoft can do it, anyone can do
it.


> Another question is why did the entire WDSC end when I tried to
interrupt
> the long running job by closing the window for the About Screen?
Seems
> kind of harsh to me.

The problem is Windows was doing the killing, and it kills the whole
damn JVM.  Frankly, I'm not too certain how you would go about killing a
single view of the IDE, but I'm pretty comfortable you can't do it from
Windows.  Rule of thumb: killing things is always a risky business.


> Thanks.  Just kind of venting here.

Yup.  It sucks.  Got the T-shirt.