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Bug 326120

Summary:	Editor tabs - file saved indicator (*) is acting strange in beta 2
Product:	z_Archived	Reporter:	Petyo Tanchev <petyo_tanchev>
Component:	PDT	Assignee:	Zhongwei Zhao <zhaozhongwei>
Status:	CLOSED WORKSFORME	QA Contact:	Ilina Stefanova <ilina.s>
Severity:	minor
Priority:	P1	CC:	ganoro, kalin.a, stu, zhaozhongwei
Version:	unspecified
Target Milestone:	---
Hardware:	PC
OS:	Windows XP
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Description Petyo Tanchev

2010-09-24 03:27:23 EDT

The * on the editor tabs that show if a file hase been saved or not is acting strange in beta 2.

Sometimes (not always) when you save a file (by pressing ctrl-s) it will save the file, but the * that indicates the files is not saved will stay there.

If you have mutiple files open and you switch between files by clicking on the editor tabs, after a few switches the indicator will update correctly.

I've had this behaviour on multiple files.

http://forums.zend.com/viewtopic.php?f=79&t=7911

Comment 1 Roy Ganor

2010-09-27 04:31:44 EDT

We will need a specific scenario with step by step reproduction description.

Comment 2 Petyo Tanchev

2010-09-27 04:55:36 EDT

Still trying to reproduce...

Comment 3 Petyo Tanchev

2010-09-28 03:58:49 EDT

We found one way to reproduce it. It is always reproducible. Thanks to Kalin!

- Have two PHP Projects - for example Project_1 and Project_2
- Include Project_2 in include path of Project_1
- In a file A.php in Project_1 include file B.php from Project_2
- Rename the file B.php while A.php is sill open
- A.php is updated with the new name of B.php in the include statement
- Try to save A.php
- The * mark does not disappear and the "Save" button stays active although the file is saved
- going to another tab (file) and then back to A.php will hide the * mark and disable the "Save" button

Comment 4 Petyo Tanchev

2010-09-28 04:02:46 EDT

Tried something else...
No need of two projects. Just one with two files. Include one of them in the other and again rename the included one. Other steps are the same.

Comment 5 Zhongwei Zhao

2010-09-28 04:39:23 EDT

(In reply to comment #4)
> Tried something else...
> No need of two projects. Just one with two files. Include one of them in the
> other and again rename the included one. Other steps are the same.

I use pdt,when I rename B.php,the content of A.php does not change at all.

Comment 6 Stu

2011-02-06 17:35:49 EST

Still happens with latest Eclipse 3.6.1 and PDT 2.2.1. On Mac OSX.

Is there anyone working on PDT bugs, there are 1000's of bugs, all "NEW?"

Comment 7 Zhongwei Zhao

2011-05-04 04:05:55 EDT

could not be reproduced now

Comment 8 Stu

2011-05-04 04:17:10 EDT

Yes, I can confirm it is working with one of the recent Eclipse IDE updates.

Comment 9 Stu

2011-05-04 04:17:56 EDT

Just to be clear, "working" means that this problem no longer happens (it has been fixed).

Comment 10 Zhongwei Zhao

2011-05-04 04:22:30 EDT

thanks very much for your feedback!!!!

Comment 11 Kalin

2011-07-25 08:49:43 EDT

Verified.
No longer reproducible.