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    Exiting Code Editor

    Is there anyway to exit the code editor WITHOUT having A5 save the data?

    Thanks

    #2
    RE: Exiting Code Editor

    hello:

    if you are editing a script contained in a button on a form, you just exit the code editor and don't save the changes to the form when you exit the form edit. this will leave the script as it was when you first opened the form to edit.

    regards,

    ed

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      #3
      RE: Exiting Code Editor

      I am creating scripts from the control panel. This is where I am having the problem. It really isn't a problem just an inconvienence. Sometimes after writing code I want to exit to loose all the changes in order to start over fresh. Whenever I exit the changes are saved. I can't come up with a way to prevent the changes from being saved.

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        #4
        RE: Exiting Code Editor

        unfortunately there is no way to do this.

        there is a file/undo command, but i would be careful about using this and it seems a bit unpredictable as to exactly how far back a5 will go when it does the undo.

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          #5
          RE: Exiting Code Editor

          Phillip,

          Its a little clutzy, but you could do a "save as" to change the name to "oops" or something, and then delete your opps script. That should leave the old script intact under the old name.
          Pat Bremkamp
          MindKicks Consulting

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            #6
            RE: Exiting Code Editor

            Philip,

            I agree with Pat. I name it "Delete Me Please". That way I don't get it mixed up. It's the safe way to do it.

            kenn
            TYVM :) kenn

            Knowing what you can achieve will not become reality until you imagine and explore.

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              #7
              RE: Exiting Code Editor

              Good idea, thanks, cumbersome but it will work.

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