bug: on pressing 'save as', the current filename is not displayed correctly

[df-0]

I tend to save things with a 3-digit version number e.g. EXAMPLEFILENAME_004, EXAMPLEFILENAME_005. When you press 'save as' with a filename like that, it opens with the filename set to, like, EXAMPLEFILENAME even if you last saved it as EXAMPLEFILENAME_123. That seems kinda weird? And if you don't know what version number you're supposed to be on now, then you need to cancel saving, which is also currently not completely self-explanatory [https://github.com//issues/84] :-)

[daseyb]

Argh, seems like your naming scheme is messing with my "automatically increase version number" code :) It's intended to work in a way where you have "EXAMPLEFILENAME", click "Save as" and you automatically get "EXAMPLEFILENAME_1". I think I should be able to make it continue counting from where you left of instead of trying to start with "_1". (It doesn't pad with 0's right now, which it also should)

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On 30 April 2018 at 20:24, Dave F ***@***.***> wrote: I tend to save things with a 3-digit version number e.g. EXAMPLEFILENAME_004, EXAMPLEFILENAME_005. When you press 'save as' with a filename like that, it opens with the filename set to, like, EXAMPLEFILENAME even if you last saved it as EXAMPLEFILENAME_123. That seems kinda weird? And if you don't know what version number you're supposed to be on now, then you need to cancel saving, which is also currently not completely self-explanatory [https://github.com/nvrmind/ IssueTracker/issues/84] :-) — You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#85>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ABmDsnz37HiF-fg_CG7Z7RPPZip01S_dks5tt1bagaJpZM4TtAnz> .

[df-0]

haha, yeah thought it might be that. We like the padding because the files sort correctly when you sort by name

[daseyb]

Yeah, didn't think of that :)

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On 30 April 2018 at 20:31, Dave F ***@***.***> wrote: haha, yeah thought it might be that. We like the padding because the files sort correctly when you sort by name — You are receiving this because you commented. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#85 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ABmDsnPC2RJWj6D-r7l_p2zNMEejkoPHks5tt1hqgaJpZM4TtAnz> .