Sven Brueggemann wrote:
>Lübbe Onken wrote:
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>>>BTW: What's really annoying about the nighlies is that they *delete*
>>>my dictionaries and thesauruses.
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>>Yes, they aren't included in the nightly, but that's why I put them onto
>>the sourceforge download page as a separate package. They rarely change, so
>>you only have to download them once in a year. Only a few more clicks to
>>install a TSVN nightly.
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>I don't want them to be included in the nighlies (wouldn't even include
>them in the language pack) - that problem was that the installer deletes
>files it didn't create!
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>Telling from the logs, Stefan already fixed that - I'll test that ASAP.
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>BTW: The last nightly overwrote my autolist.txt. It was really hard to
>find regexes that returned what I wanted them to return - I hope I find
>a backup. Please also fix that, if not already done.
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>Kind regards
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>Sven
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This isn't countering what you requested but a little piece of software
that really saves my bacon on such occasions is Recovery Bin from
Executive Software. It keeps all recently deleted files unless they are
marked "ignore". So if your IDE does multiple saves, it keeps each and
every overridden file for a time period you set or until the bin
overflows when the oldest files actually go to God.
Same when any piece of software our you (via Explorer) deletes or
overrides a file.
You can restore from any one of of the multiple saved files to anywhere.
It's worth the price in peace of mind alone.
And I have no affiliation with them, just a very thankful user.
Peter
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Received on Tue Dec 20 06:01:47 2005