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GUI editor for Beanshell doesn't always pick up changes, code is lost #1980
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Scott Marlowe (migrated from Bugzilla): Using Jmeter 2.3RC3 |
Sebb (migrated from Bugzilla): For example, using CSV Dataset: enter a value in the filename field, and save The difference in 2.3RC3 is that this behaviour has become obvious, as the The same problem applies to other short-cut keys such as Control+R. Normally the value in the GUI field is saved whenever there is a focus-lost |
Alf Hogemark (migrated from Bugzilla):
The problem seems to be that the "propertyChange" event for the PropertyEditor The problem is that the PropertyChange events have not been processed before the I do not see an easy fix at the moment, will have to investigate more on how the |
Alf Hogemark (migrated from Bugzilla):
I think you are in fact observing #1992, which I have just made a patch for. |
Sebb (migrated from Bugzilla): Applied to SVN in r571348. |
Sebb (migrated from Bugzilla): This has been corrected in r571407. BTW, I looked into propertyChange events - the event was not being fired for The propertyChange code became redundant; now both TestBeanGUI and other GUI |
David Martinez (Bug 42947):
Most of the time, copying code and pasting it into the beanshell script areas does not work. Pasting
content then using control-S to save makes the content get cleared immediately. Pasting content then
running the script uses the old content. Making small changes to the content then saving also keeps
the old content.
It's annoying because It's much easier to use an editor without proper syntax highlighting, completion,
etcetera (especially since most of JMeter's beanshell nodes do not support just making reference to a
file, but that's a request for another day).
This makes it impossible to use any editor other than the jmeter included editor (and even then small
edits are usually lost). I'm much more productive in (insert actual programmer's editor here).
To reproduce, try this:
Expected: The text does not dissapear.
Actual: Text dissapears
As a workaround you can move away to another node then come back. But THIS DOES NOT ALWAYS
WORK on longer scripts for some reason.
Severity: major
OS: Mac OS X 10.4
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