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Date: Thu, 18 Oct 2012 08:02:24 -0700 (PDT)
From: Martin Gustafsson <martin.gustafsso...@gmail.com>
To: spyderlib@googlegroups.com
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Subject: Editor overwrites a file with old content
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Hello,

This is a fairly serious problem which happened to me now for the second 
time. It seems intermittent, so I am sorry that I cannot provide the exact 
steps for replicating it. I can tell you what happened in both cases though:

I edit a file called "data.py", which is saved to disk. I run it, edit and 
save several times without problems. Then - without doing anything I can 
pinpoint as special - when I press F5 to run the file, Spyder asks me to 
save the file and brings up a dialog for it. I had saved the file just a 
moment before and not changed anything inbetween.In the saving dialog, I 
select the file it's already saved under ('data.py'), get asked if I want 
to overwrite the old file and accept this. Here is where the bug occurs: 
Upon saving, the contents of the file change to something entirely 
different, seemingly an old version of the same file. The file contents are 
changed both on disk and in the editor, and so they are gone for good.

Best wishes
Martin Gustafsson

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Hello,<br><br>This is a fairly serious problem which happened to me now for=
 the second time. It seems intermittent, so I am sorry that I cannot provid=
e the exact steps for replicating it. I can tell you what happened in both =
cases though:<br><br>I edit a file called "data.py", which is saved to disk=
. I run it, edit and save several times without problems. Then - without do=
ing anything I can pinpoint as special - when I press F5 to run the file, S=
pyder asks me to save the file and brings up a dialog for it. I had saved t=
he file just a moment before and not changed anything inbetween.In the savi=
ng dialog, I select the file it's already saved under ('data.py'), get aske=
d if I want to overwrite the old file and accept this. Here is where the bu=
g occurs: Upon saving, the contents of the file change to something entirel=
y different, seemingly an old version of the same file. The file contents a=
re changed both on disk and in the editor, and so they are gone for good.<b=
r><br>Best wishes<br>Martin Gustafsson<br>
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