Re: Re: lists of recently opened data sets and files gets empty (news)

[Harry Thijssen]

I tried to reproduce it with a 32 bits version on MSWindows 10 but can't reproduce does it.  I don't  see a reason why a 64 bit version on MSWindows 7 would behave different.

Can other MSWindows users try this?

However it seems zsav files are not added to  the list with recently used data files.

Have fun

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Anyone having any ideas ?

I work under Windows 7, if this helps.

-ftr


On 30/05/2016 13:09, news wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I currently live with two annoying behaviours of PSPP.
>
> 1    lists of recently opened data sets and files gets empty
> Using PSPP 0.10.1 - g1082b8 on Windows 7  for 64bit I opened a dataset
> that I used before and that was listed in the list of recently opened
> data files on the File menu. The same with a recently used syntax file.
> Once opened both lists become empty.
> Is this a intended behaviour , or a bug ?
> If this is intended I propose to change it so that the list of
> previously opened files does NOT get empty.
>
> 2    sav files to be opened are not shown
> When I try to open a sav system file via File >  Open SAV and I filter
> for system files (zsav and sav formats) sav data files  are not shown
> whereas SPS files do appear. When I list all files sav files reappear
> on the list.
> When I list all files independently of format sav files show no logo
> before the file name.
>
> Any ideas ?
> -ftr
>
>
>
>
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Date: Tue, 7 Jun 2016 13:20:33 +0200
From: John Darrington <address@hidden>
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Subject: Re: lists of recently opened data sets and files gets empty
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I don't see either of those behaviours.  Maybe its a Windows thing.

Can you try on GNU/Linux and if you see the same behaviour there, please
raise a bug report.

Thank you.

J'

On Tue, Jun 07, 2016 at 10:04:27AM +0200, news wrote:
     Anyone having any ideas ?

     I work under Windows 7, if this helps.

     -ftr


     On 30/05/2016 13:09, news wrote:
     >Hi,
     >
     >I currently live with two annoying behaviours of PSPP.
     >
     >1    lists of recently opened data sets and files gets empty
     >Using PSPP 0.10.1 - g1082b8 on Windows 7  for 64bit I opened a dataset
     >that I used before and that was listed in the list of recently opened
     >data files on the File menu. The same with a recently used syntax file.
     >Once opened both lists become empty.
     >Is this a intended behaviour , or a bug ?
     >If this is intended I propose to change it so that the list of
     >previously opened files does NOT get empty.
     >
     >2    sav files to be opened are not shown
     >When I try to open a sav system file via File >  Open SAV and I filter
     >for system files (zsav and sav formats) sav data files  are not shown
     >whereas SPS files do appear. When I list all files sav files reappear
     >on the list.
     >When I list all files independently of format sav files show no logo
     >before the file name.
     >
     >Any ideas ?
     >-ftr
     >

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