On 2/19/1999 at 15:55, SeanC@mediatek.co.za (Sean Carte) wrote: > I've come across an interesting effect of using BBEdit with MacPerl. > > Save a script in BBEdit and then switch to MacPerl. > Make changes there and save them. > Close the MacPerl document. > Close the BBEdit document. > Open the MacPerl document. > > -- The changes made in MacPerl are gone! I think that this is more of a BBEdit issue than anything else. You might ask Bare Bones for a detailed explanation, but BBEdit uses system (rather than its own) memory to open documents and I suspect that the original file on disk is effectively locked and in a priority read only state altho other apps don't seem to know that. I'm not sure if this is a bug or a feature, but I think that the same thing was true of Vantage. What's weird is that if you open a script in Nisus Writer 5.13, then open the same script in BBEdit and make changes, save in BBEdit and close both copies, then open it again in Nisus, the BBEdit changes do stick. Richard Gordon Gordon Consulting & Design Voice: 770-565-8267 Fax: 770-971-6887 ***** Want to unsubscribe from this list? ***** Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to mac-perl-request@iis.ee.ethz.ch