Shakeeb Alireza

I'm not sure if this is by design or configurable to behave otherwise. When I try to save a file the first time using edsave (returning 0), the path/name of the saved file is specified and it is saved. I close the editor window and then open it, make a change and then try to save it again (assuming it will use the previously given filename, and it keeps asking for a new filename irrespective)

void py_edclose(t_py* x, char** text, long size)
{
    if (x->p_code)
        sysmem_freehandle(x->p_code);

   x->p_code = sysmem_newhandleclear(size + 1);
    sysmem_copyptr((char*)*text, *x->p_code, size);
    x->p_code_size = size + 1;
    x->p_code_editor = NULL;
}

long py_edsave(t_py* x, char** text, long size)
{
    PyObject* pval = NULL;

       py_log(x, "run-on-save activated");
 

       pval = PyRun_String(*text, Py_file_input, x->p_globals, x->p_globals);
        if (pval == NULL) {
            py_error(x, "py_edsave: pval == NULL");
            goto error;
        }

       // success cleanup
        Py_DECREF(pval);
    }
    py_log(x, "py_edsave: returning 0");
    return 0;

error:
    py_handle_error(x, "py_edsave with (possible) execution failed");
    Py_XDECREF(pval);
    py_log(x, "py_edsave: returning 1");
    return 1;
}

https://cycling74.com/forums/text-editor-without-dirty-bit) and 

void py_okclose(t_py* x, char *s, short *result)


The above methods have the following message/types signatures:

class_addmethod(c, (method)py_edclose,    "edclose",    A_CANT,    0);
class_addmethod(c, (method)py_edsave,     "edsave",     A_CANT,    0);
class_addmethod(c, (method)py_okclose,    "okclose",    A_CANT,    0);


Is this doable? Any help would be appreciated,

I'm not sure if this is by design or configurable to behave otherwise.  When I try to save a file the first time using edsave (returning 0), the path/name of the saved file is specified and it is saved. I close the editor window and then open it, make a change and then try to save it again (assuming it will use the previously given filename, and it keeps asking for a new filename irrespective)

I have even tried the okclose method (from https://cycling74.com/forums/text-editor-without-dirty-bit) and  set it to 3, and no difference:

void py_okclose(t_py* x, char *s, short *result)
{
    py_log(x, "okclose: called");
    *result = 3; // don't put up a dialog
}


Is this doable? Any help would be appreciated,

Thanks,

Hi folks,
I'm not sure if this is by design or configurable to behave otherwise.  When I try to save a file the first time using edsave (ret

Text editor keeps asking for a filename after initial save