Version: 3.2.0 (using KDE 3.2.0, compiled sources) Compiler: gcc version 3.3.2 OS: Linux (i686) release 2.4.23 1. When saving a new created plain text file, without extension associated, in a correctly opened 'fish://' remote location, it is saved remotely but Quanta reject to open it and alerts that "file is unreadable" removing all content from the edit window. I must close the file window and reopen it to be able to start editing again. 2. When saving a correctly opened plain text file, with non extension, remote file is updated as expected, but the window is refreshed with the file as it was _before_ changes and cursor is placed at the top of the document. If, editing the file, I set a highlight syntax mode (for example Markup/HTML), or I save the file with an extension known by Quanta, the problem vanishes. If I work on a local file I don't register the bug even if the highlight mode is "none" _AND_ the file has got no extension. Bye, Stefano
Can you test what happens if you do the same in Kate?
Test in Kate accomplished: no bug. Test in Quanta with transport FTP: no bug. Test in Quanta with transport SMB: no bug. Test in Quanta with local fs storage: no bug.
CVS commit by amantia: Fix saving of files with fish:// [#74716]. Loading of the files is corrupted (with both Quanta and Kate) on CVS HEAD... CCMAIL: 74716-done@bugs.kde.org M +1 -0 ChangeLog 1.223 M +0 -3 parsers/saparser.cpp 1.22 M +1 -2 src/quanta.cpp 1.430 M +26 -45 src/quantadoc.cpp 1.134 M +1 -0 src/quantadoc.h 1.40