05-12-2023, 10:46 PM
This is not really a bug but it's beginning to get on my nerves.
The result is that the "current file" is marked as modified. Then when the user makes an effort to open an existing file, the IDE asks if the "current file" should be saved to disk.
This was tested just now on Spiral Linux KDE (Debian clone). Also on EndeavourOS MATE (Arch Linux clone).
- Open QB64 IDE.
- Don't load any file in yet.
- Instead select "Tools" menu. If the bottom-most option is enabled, "GUI Dialogs" then choose it in order to have the old IDE-style save and open file requesters. (Only for this example LOL, you could change it back if you like.)
- Instead of the on/off option I asked you to select, you could choose a different one such as "Syntax Checker".
The result is that the "current file" is marked as modified. Then when the user makes an effort to open an existing file, the IDE asks if the "current file" should be saved to disk.
This was tested just now on Spiral Linux KDE (Debian clone). Also on EndeavourOS MATE (Arch Linux clone).