Re: How to see that a file is modified?
Erik Rull <erik.rull-djvaojlfwP/[email protected]> Sun, 22 Sep 2019 14:29:44 +0200
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Hi, thanks! Which kubuntu LTS version do I need to get the fix? Or which package do I need to manually update? Best regards, Erik René J.V. Bertin wrote: > On Wednesday September 18 2019 20:49:09 Erik Rull wrote: > >> I'm using kdevelop 5.2.1 on kubuntu 18.04. >> I'm happy so far beside one real big tradeoff compared to earlier versions: I >> don't see anywhere that a file got modified and needs to be saved! In older > > This got fixed recently; your version is quite old by now. However, you should always be seeing an icon in the document's tab, to the left of the filename. > >> Same issue with kate on the same system. > > There was a known issue with KDevelop,in code that has nothing to do with Kate. I'm not aware of a single comparable bug in Kate. > > What widget style are you using? For some reason the rendering of the document-modified state in the titlebar can be turned off by the widget style, but that only makes sense for styles that also provide a window manager theme (which can then use something fancier than an asterisk in the window title to indicate that a document has been modified). > > R. > >