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elp keeps images after deleting them #396
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This happens in 2.3.1 and master.
It's important, because the package can get really heavy because of that. It probably happens with other formats too. |
We'll apply this solution until the new file manager works: There should be 3 options: Rewrite the existing file | Upload the new file with a different name | Cancel Important: If you try to use 2 identical files with different names, eXe should not delete one of them (the elp should keep both). @david-puente: Can eXe do that without major changes? |
1. - When opening a .elp does not load the resources it does not use. 1.2 - Opening a .elp does not load duplicate resources. 2. - Deleting a resource from an iDevice removes it. 2.2 - Removing a resource from an iDevice no longer causes problems if other iDevices use that same resource. 3. - Changing a resource manually no longer causes problems. With these changes, we expect the application's resource management to work more consistently.
- Opening elp with the File Attachment iDevice load resources correctly
"Bug fixed in resource management (#396)"
"Bug fixes in resource management (#396)"
With these changes, we expect the application's resource management works more consistently: - When opening a .elp does not load the resources it does not use. - Opening a .elp does not load duplicate resources. - Deleting a resource from an iDevice removes it. - Deleting a resource from an iDevice no longer deletes it if it is still being used problems.
With these changes, we expect the application's resource management works more consistently: - When opening a .elp does not load the resources it does not use. - Opening a .elp does not load duplicate resources. - Deleting a resource from an iDevice removes it. - Deleting a resource from an iDevice no longer deletes it if it is still being used problems.
Included in eXe 2.5. |
With these changes, we expect the application's resource management works more consistently: - When opening a .elp does not load the resources it does not use. - Opening a .elp does not load duplicate resources. - Deleting a resource from an iDevice removes it. - Deleting a resource from an iDevice no longer deletes it if it is still being used problems. # Conflicts: # exe/engine/checker.py
When you open an existing elp and delete an existing image, the image keeps on appearing in the folder when exporting as html.
This is important, and it happens with other files too. See #423
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