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| Re: Auto save Diagram [message #1059868 is a reply to message #1059835] |
Wed, 22 May 2013 03:34  |
 Ed Merks
Messages: 33264
Registered: July 2009 |
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Bradai,
It's clear you didn't read the information at the link or you'd not have
posted a note like this. I didn't say you are stupid, I said the way
the question is formulated in a fashion that makes you appear to be one
of the following: lazy, stupid, or careless. It's mostly about
appearances, so if you had read carefully the information at the link,
you would have learned how to create an impression that makes you appear
as someone others would want to invest time in helping. Instead, you
create more bad impressions here, i.e., you appear not to be capable of
holding down the shift key while typing the letter "i" so you can
properly spell the word "I". In fact you appear to not know about using
a shift key at all. You also appear not to be able to find the "." to
end a sentence though you appear to be able to find quotation marks and
to spell abbreviations such as "don't" properly. Also it doesn't appear
as if you are able to run a spell checker on your formulation. But all
that is are just the superficial appearances (which creates first
impressions).
Let's consider your claim that you did your days of searching: I go to
my Google search bar in my favorite browser and type "EMF command stack
listener" and low and behold, I find Javadoc for a command stack
listener. Even searching for your original question "GMF autosave" I
find http://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/m/490094/. To me that
makes your claim of having spent days seem less than credible.
On 21/05/2013 10:11 PM, bradai hazem wrote:
> when i post a question in the forum et already paseed days and days
> searching for solution so don't talk about thing that you didn't know
> and thank you very much about saying "stupid" i appreciate that from
> a person say that he want help people
Ed Merks
Professional Support: https://www.macromodeling.com/
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