OK. I've got a major deadline right now; when I have free time, I'll try
earlier revisions to see if I can find when/where the problems starts
(and perhaps trace through a debug build).
Thanks for checking it out.
John
SteveKing wrote:
>On Apr 6, 2005 10:40 PM, John Schultz <jcs@brightland.com> wrote:
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>>1.1.3 (first observed).
>>1.1.4 (behavior still present).
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>Can't reproduce this.
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>>>>Repro steps:
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>>>>1. Open Log Messages.
>>>>2. Right click and select an earlier revision and select Compare with
>>>>Working Copy.
>>>>3. In my test case, there are 9 files shown in the file patches window.
>>>>4. Double click on the fourth file.
>>>>5. Find a diff line, and right click and select Use this Text block
>>>>from the left window.
>>>>6. Select File Save (or use icon).
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>I did exactly that. Changes are saved to the correct file.
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>>>>BUG: It appears to be an array off-by-one error in the File Patches
>>>>window code. Instead of saving the changed file to the proper
>>>>location (the filename in the fourth position in this example), the
>>>>filename in the third position is overwritten instead (the filename
>>>>in position 3 now contains the contents of the modified file 4, while
>>>>file 4 remains unchanged on disk).
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>That didn't happen with me. Neither with HEAD nor with the 1.1.x branch.
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>Stefan
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Received on Thu Apr 7 12:50:11 2005