[kepler-dev] Problems for closing unchanged workflows
Matt Jones
jones at nceas.ucsb.edu
Tue Apr 11 16:13:45 PDT 2006
Definitely. I've noticed this too. Please go ahead and fix it and let
us know how it goes. If you can't fix it now you might enter a bug for
it so that it gets done eventually. thanks for catching this.
Matt
Zhijie Guan wrote:
> Hi, All,
>
> I am not sure if it is a problem. Just to present here to see if
> anyone gets the same feeling with me.
>
> If I open a workflow in Kepler, and I close it immediately without
> making any changes, the system will prompt me to "cancel/discard
> changes/save" the workflow. It seems the system does not know if I
> made changes to the workflow -- it is just to be polite to remind me
> to save the workflow. While I usually appreciate the reminder,
> sometimes I feel annoying to save an unchanged workflow. I know MS
> word sometimes does the same thing (force the user to save unchanged
> doc) for long documentations. But can we make our Keper a little bit
> smarter than M$ Word? ;-)
>
> Our Kepler do behave differently from Word on the "Save As"
> operation. If I open workflow A and save it as workflow B using the
> "save as" operation, Kepler actually keeps the window for A open and
> initialize a new window for B. As you can expect, when you close the
> window B that you just "saved as" without making any changes, the
> system will pop up a dialog to remind you to save it. Kepler will
> also give you the opportunity to save the original workflow A though
> you did not even touch it after the "save as".
>
> I am not sure how hard it would be to fix these problems, if necessary.
>
>
> Thanks!
>
> Zhijie
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