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From: Damien R. <dam...@gm...> - 2010-01-31 03:36:26
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It does make a backup; it saves the properties file to properties.orig. And it's based on a fixed set; anything defined in the property files that come with jEdit or in any plugin's property file will be kept. I understand that it's somewhat risky, but I posted it to jedit-devel with the idea of making it less so. This was partly in response to your comment in the other conversation about there not being a way to clear out unused properties, and so this was my first step in attempting to accomplish that. Regarding properties defined dynamically, if there is a way to save those in the plugin's cache then there's no problem, because each plugin's cache is where the macro searches for properties to keep, not necessarily in the hard-coded .props file. |