On Tue, Jun 12, 2012 at 9:31 AM, Leigh Dyer <lsd@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
the idea was that snapshots would form independent versions within the session. so the following rules are supposed to apply:
* if you create a new snapshot, the current state of the session is saved to the new snapshot, but all subsequent saves continue to go to the "mainline"
* if you do "Save As", the current state of the session is saved to a new snapshot, and subsequent saves will go to that snapshot (i.e. you are now
working with the saved snapshot)
* if you load a snapshot or the "mainline", all saves will go to that version until you do something to change that
?Hmm... not as sure as I was an hour ago ;) I thought that's how it was meant to work, but I haven't tested it recently. How is it supposed to work?
the idea was that snapshots would form independent versions within the session. so the following rules are supposed to apply:
* if you create a new snapshot, the current state of the session is saved to the new snapshot, but all subsequent saves continue to go to the "mainline"
* if you do "Save As", the current state of the session is saved to a new snapshot, and subsequent saves will go to that snapshot (i.e. you are now
working with the saved snapshot)
* if you load a snapshot or the "mainline", all saves will go to that version until you do something to change that
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