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I think this might be a cache problem, but I tried disabling the cache through preferences (Edit | Preferences | Cache | Enable cache) and it didn't solve the problem. When I open a file with the same name as a previously opened file, the window shows me the contents of the previous file instead of the contents of the current file. I've paged through the text of my file outside Amaya and it's definitely not showing the contents of the correct file. This makes Amaya unusable in a situation where you're editing say, "index.html" for a number of different directories.
I tried deleting the cache directory and it still displays the old data. If I hadn't checked with four other sources (displaying in firefox, displaying in IE, viewing in emacs and notepad), I would believe I had the wrong file in the directory. As it is, I know Amaya is doing the wrong thing. I just don't know why.
(In reply to comment #0) > I think this might be a cache problem, but I tried disabling the cache through > preferences (Edit | Preferences | Cache | Enable cache) and it didn't solve the > problem. > > When I open a file with the same name as a previously opened file, the window > shows me the contents of the previous file instead of the contents of the > current file. > > I've paged through the text of my file outside Amaya and it's definitely not > showing the contents of the correct file. This makes Amaya unusable in a > situation where you're editing say, "index.html" for a number of different > directories. > Could you give a scenario that reproduce the problem?
(In reply to comment #2) > (In reply to comment #0) > > I think this might be a cache problem, but I tried disabling the cache through > > preferences (Edit | Preferences | Cache | Enable cache) and it didn't solve the > > problem. > > > > When I open a file with the same name as a previously opened file, the window > > shows me the contents of the previous file instead of the contents of the > > current file. > > > > I've paged through the text of my file outside Amaya and it's definitely not > > showing the contents of the correct file. This makes Amaya unusable in a > > situation where you're editing say, "index.html" for a number of different > > directories. > > > > Could you give a scenario that reproduce the problem? > The way I did it was: I had a file, index.html in one directory: e:/build/MDoc/index.html And a different file, index.html in a different directory: c:/build/DDoc/index.html
Not able to reproduce that bug