Re: Class Termination Woes

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"MP" <nospam@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> "Ralph" <nt_consulting64@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> > Don't forget that oldest 'repair' option since the birth of Windows - do
a
> > compile (to catch any other odd errors), save everything, exit the
> project,
> > and reboot Windows. <g>
> >
>
> does that mean I'm wrong in my previous assumption that all files in the
> project were automatically saved before doing a compile?
> don't know why I thought that, I just always assumed they were...I still
> save them manually anyway but I always thought I was just being overly
> paranoid when doing that
> :-)
> Mark
>
> I further assume that when I chose File|save project...that that saves the
> project as well as saving all the individual modules in the project...is
> that correct?
>
> Thanks
>

LOL

You are absolutely correct.

The only real option that you have, that might get you into trouble, is to
elect to not save files before you start a program while debugging in the
IDE. But one only has to get bitten by a hung program once or twice before
the "save before" option is quickly re-selected.

I generally always save myself before I exit. (It takes little effort to hit
the toolbar button) But that is because I have on occasion discovered that I
wanted to do something before I exit - that the save dialog reminded me of
and I would rather not leave. Even then there is no real harm - one just
opens the IDE up again.

Supersition reigns and it is pure paranoia or blind habit on my part.

<g>
-ralph



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