Feature Requests item #529631, was opened at 2002-03-13 16:02
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Category: Definitions (source editor)
Group: Small (< 1 pair-week)
Status: Open
Priority: 5
Submitted By: John Garvin (johngarvin)
Assigned to: John Garvin (johngarvin)
Summary: open with nonexistent filename
Initial Comment:
When you try to open a file which does not exist,
DrJava should give you the option of creating a new
file with that name. Emacs does this, for example.
Story: I want to write a new program in a file called
"Foo.java". I click on "Open" and type "Foo.java".
DrJava responds, "The file 'Foo.java' does not exist.
Create it? (Yes) (No)". I click "Yes". Now I have a
blank file in the definitions window whose name in the
file list pane is "Foo.java".
Note: this should happen only on a "file not found"
exception, not other IO exceptions like incorrect
permissions, etc.
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