Re: SciTE 5.3.2 issue/annoyance

Thanks for the reply Neil.

I can honestly tell you I didn't edit it from any other machine or anywhere 
else on the machine I was working on. I've had the same user 
SciTE.properties file for many years. Just keep copying it around to 
different machines when spinning up for new project.

I have never seen this problem before. 

I've had my Tnas for a couple of years now.

https://www.terra-master.com/us/f4-210.html

Not that it should matter, but I have four 4TB WD RED in mine. Set up for 
RAID 10.

This seems to only happen with files on that, only with this new version of 
Scite, and only from Manjaro. Well, Manjaro Cinnamon is also the only 
desktop with this version of Scite. Happening on both of these desktops. 
They are editing different files at different times though. Machines being 
used for different purposes/projects.

If I had to guess I would say whatever code is being used to check the time 
doesn't play well with network storage.

On Friday, January 6, 2023 at 3:17:24 PM UTC-6 Neil Hodgson wrote:

> seasoned_geek:
>
> > This keeps popping up for files I've edited. There is absolutely nobody 
> else in my office. Every time I change a bit of text in the editor then go 
> look at other things and come back this has popped up.
> > 
> > I think the message is just bass-ackwards. I think it is really 
> prompting me to save modified text on a timer and getting the wording wrong.
>
> SciTE is trying to save the file (perhaps because of "save.on.timer"). 
> However, the modified time on the file is different to when it was last 
> loaded or saved so you may have edited it in another application. In case 
> that version is more important, it asks whether to save over that version. 
> This is controlled with the "save.check.modified.time" property.
>
> Neil
>
>

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