* bug#310: Save As removes original file
@ 2008-05-23 21:23 David Reitter
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From: David Reitter @ 2008-05-23 21:23 UTC (permalink / raw)
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Package: aquamacs
Version: CVS
"Save Buffer As..." sometimes appears to *move* the visited file to a
new
location with a new filename -- removing the original file -- instead of
simply creating a new file. This is out of line with standard OS X
"save
as" behavior. M-x write-file (called by `mac-key-save-file-as') does
the
same thing.
Test cases:
Open an existing file in Aquamacs
Shift-Apple-S and give a new filename.
Result: old file is missing.
Open an existing file in Aquamacs
edit buffer.
Shift-Apple-S and give a new filename.
Result: old file is missing.
Open an existing file in Aquamacs
edit buffer.
Save with Apple-S.
Shift-Apple-S and give a new filename.
Result: old file is missing.
Open an existing file in Aquamacs
edit buffer.
Shift-Apple-S and give a new filename. (Old file goes missing)
edit buffer, or don't.
Shift-Apple-S (again) and give a yet different filename.
Result: previous file is NOT missing
Can others reproduce? Why the different behaviors here?
--Nathaniel
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