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Click on Close when the temporary file can be deleted!

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How can I eliminate this message?

EDIT: here is how to get it:

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F4 on a file -> TextPad or any MDI editor
back to TC (dont close the editor)
F4 on another file
TC shows: "Click on Close when the temporary file can be deleted!"

I would love this message on TC end maybe, but not during work :-(
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Post by *icfu »

I agree, maybe a switch can be introduced here.

TempDataDelete, a sum of these values:
0: Off, never delete anything.
1: Delete when another file is opened (present behaviour)
2: Wipe all temp data when TC is closed, also stuff that is left from former sessions.

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Temporary workaround, this annoys me so much, I just had to do something about it :twisted:

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loop
{
	if WinExist( "ahk_class WAITBACKGNDDLG2" )
	{
	   ControlGet bVisible, Visible,, Background
	   if bVisible
			ControlClick Background
		else
		   WinHide
	}
Sleep 500
}
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Post by *icfu »

Oops, I hadn't even realized that the window is *still* open and waits for closing after sending it to background when testing, thanks to the AutoReload I am using here...

I wouldn't call this feature in present state an annoyance but a terroristic act on SanskritFritz' nerves – and mine too, now that I know about it. ;)

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From history.txt:
14.05.06 Added: wincmd.ini [Configuration] EditWaitTime=2 Time in seconds to wait after opening a file in zip to be sure that it was really opened. 0=off, -1=also off when Windows returns no handle for started program
Maybe, this will help.
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2Flint
No, that is something different.

EDIT: Hold it, Flint, you are a genius!!!

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EditWaitTime=-1 
helped, no messages are coming, THANK YOU!!!

How on earth did you find this one??
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Interesting feature... What's its use, please?

Is there a thread in which history.txt errors are collected? I also found a line in which ChoiceEdit is mentioned although that neat app is called ChoiceEditor.

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[OT]
SanskritFritz wrote:How on earth did you find this one??
Making the Full Russification Package, of course. :D We also translate the history.txt file, so we had to read and understand every line of it. ;)
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2Flint
I see, thanks again :-)
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Post by *ghisler(Author) »

This is NOT a bug! When you use a multiple document editor and it's already running when you press F4, then the file is sent by Windows to that editor. Windows then doesn't return any handle to the editor, so TC up to 6.55 just deleted the file! With TC 7, you can now decide when you are done with editing, and let TC re-upload or re-pack the file. Of course you can turn off this behaviour if all you want is to see the file content without changing it. If the editor locks the file, then it will _never_ be deleted from TEMP - you will have to delete it yourself.
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