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Source->Format marks a file as modified? [message #175815]

Sun, 29 August 2004 16:23

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: me.BarryBurd.com

Under what conditions does Source->Format mark a file as having been
modified? I'm pretty sure that I've seen it mark a file even when it made no
changes to the file's text, but I've also seen this command not mark a file
as having been modified. Is there a general rule? Thanks.

Re: Source->Format marks a file as modified? [message #175869 is a reply to message #175815]

Mon, 30 August 2004 05:19

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: daniel.megert.gmx.net

Barry Burd wrote:

>Under what conditions does Source->Format mark a file as having been
>modified? I'm pretty sure that I've seen it mark a file even when it made no
>changes to the file's text,
>
I bet there were some whitespace changes that you did not see.

> but I've also seen this command not mark a file
>as having been modified. Is there a general rule?
>
The document is marked modified if it changed. If you see a case where
this is not true then please file a bug report.

Dani

> Thanks.
>
>

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