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Say I have (knowingly or unknowingly) File A open in two different instances of Helix – Editor X and Y.
File A:
1. hello
2. goodbye
I change line 1 in File A in Editor X To 1. hi and save it (:w)
I look at Editor Y, line 1 still reads 1. hello.
If in Editor Y, I change line 2 to 2. bye and save, I’ve overwritten the change in Editor X.
How other editors handle it
Editors (e.g., VSCode) handle this by watching open files for changes. If a change is detected, the file in the editor is automatically updated to the latest version from disk.
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Watch open files for updates and auto-update to latest versions
Watch open files for updates and auto-update to latest versions if changed externally
Mar 31, 2022
aral
changed the title
Watch open files for updates and auto-update to latest versions if changed externally
Watch open files for updates and auto-update to latest versions when changed externally
Mar 31, 2022
The problem
Say I have (knowingly or unknowingly) File A open in two different instances of Helix – Editor X and Y.
File A:
1. hi
and save it (:w
)1. hello
.2. bye
and save, I’ve overwritten the change in Editor X.How other editors handle it
Editors (e.g., VSCode) handle this by watching open files for changes. If a change is detected, the file in the editor is automatically updated to the latest version from disk.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: