On Tue, 6 Feb 2007 17:06:08 +0300
Al Boldi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Andrea Mauri wrote:
> > My "problem" is, I have a big project, with many units, I make a
> > lot of modifications daily, I want to test if everything works as
> > I want, so I compile my project many times in a day.
> > I don't want that lazarus saves my project every time I compile it
> > and I don't want to make a manual backup of my project every time I
> > modify it. I want that lazarus saves my project only if I decide to
> > save it and not if I compile it.
>
> Good point.
?
In almost all cases I want to keep my changes. Otherwise I use Undo.
> I am working around this problem by using versions.
> (see EnvironmentOptions:Backup)
Or even better: use a version control system like svn or cvs.
> > Is it not possible to have the same behavior as in Delphi?
>
> It probably is possible. We just have to figure out how to implement
> it.
>
> Any ideas?
You would have to put everything into temporary directories. Depending
on how 'real' it should work, you have to emulate more things.
I doubt that this effort is worth the gain.
Mattias
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