hello, I think I've found a slight GUI bug, in a Windows snapshot, which I think is related to the introduction of tabbed windows in the script editor: - have one script open with unsaved changes - click the "open" button - gretl pops up a dialog asking if changes should be saved; but this makes sense only if the current window tab were to be replaced - and if I answer "no" (or "cancel"?) and open the second script then the changes are saved anyway it seems-

On Thu, 26 Mar 2015, Sven Schreiber wrote: > I think I've found a slight GUI bug, in a Windows snapshot, which I > think is related to the introduction of tabbed windows in the script > editor: > > - have one script open with unsaved changes > - click the "open" button > - gretl pops up a dialog asking if changes should be saved; but this > makes sense only if the current window tab were to be replaced > - and if I answer "no" (or "cancel"?) and open the second script then > the changes are saved anyway it seems- Fixed in CVS and snapshots. The bug I found here -- a residual case of confusion between the single-script editor and the tabbed variant -- probably also accounts for the hard-to-reproduce error that Logan reported a while back, whereby saving one script in the tabbed editor could sometimes result in overwriting another script with the same content.