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Opening a file, modifying it, then clicking "save as..." will write the changes to both the new file and the original. I expected it to only write changes to the new file.
How can the issue be reproduced?
In the OS's file manager: create a file named "original.txt" with the content "original"
Open "orignal.txt" in ImHex
Double click the ascii content and type "altered "
Click file>save as...; set the name of the new file to "altered.txt"
Close ImHex
Open original.txt and altered.txt in a text viewer and observe that both text files contain the content "altered "
ImHex Version
1.33.1
ImHex Build Type
Nightly or built from sources
Installation type
AppImage
Additional context?
OS: Ubuntu 23.10
Issue occurs on both the 1.33.1 release and the 1.33.0 nightly, both of which were downloaded from the official website
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The linked issue has some useful discussion, but I'll summarize that ImHex will automatically save changes as soon as you do them, so this is expected behavior. This is so large files can be modified without loading the whole file into memory. Basically, you probably have to save to a new file before making changes if you don't want them to apply to the old file.
Operating System
Linux
What's the issue you encountered?
Opening a file, modifying it, then clicking "save as..." will write the changes to both the new file and the original. I expected it to only write changes to the new file.
How can the issue be reproduced?
ImHex Version
1.33.1
ImHex Build Type
Installation type
AppImage
Additional context?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: