27 Jun
2009
27 Jun
'09
4:52 a.m.
I'm wondering about
PRChangeCommand>>buttonSpecification
^ Array with: self saveButton with: self applyButton with: self
cancelButton
That puts save, apply, cancel on the design, edit, and settings panels.
But I'm wondering why save, versus apply. What's the thought behind
'Apply" versus just having the
save, cancel.
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27 Jun
27 Jun
11:21 a.m.
But I'm wondering why save, versus apply.
What's the thought behind 'Apply"
versus just having the
save, cancel.
Apply performs the current edit operation, but does not close the edit
command. This is useful if you want to save your writings from time to
time without closing the dialog, of if you edit the design and want to
observe the changes.
Lukas
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9:01 p.m.
Ah, well the interesting side effect. is with wikiserver if you tap
apply then tap save we end up marking the
PRPage as being dirty then our auto-save feature kicks in at some
point. However the save occasionally fails because there is an
outstanding
WAAnswerHandler instance that is servicing the other apply or save
that is in progress.
I guess I''ll change things so that we only allow the save/cancel
because I've had folks think they have to do apply then save, or
confused why there
is apply & save.
On 27-Jun-09, at 2:21 AM, Lukas Renggli wrote:
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But I'm
wondering why save, versus apply. What's the thought
behind 'Apply"
versus just having the
save, cancel.
Apply performs the current edit operation, but does not close the edit
command. This is useful if you want to save your writings from time to
time without closing the dialog, of if you edit the design and want to
observe the changes.
Lukas
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