Topic: .1$$ files (1 of 3), Read 48 times Conf: Startup, File Open, Exit From: Alex Reyes Date: Monday, March 19, 2001 11:37 PM Whenever VEdit has a file open, it creates a .1$$ file with the same name. This creates a problem when I'm editing website files and want to synchronize a local copy of the site with a remote copy, as those .1$$ files "get in the way" of an accurate synchronization. Is there any way I can disable the creation of those .1$$ files? What are they for, anyway? File locking?

Topic: Re: .1$$ files (2 of 3), Read 53 times Conf: Startup, File Open, Exit From: Ted Green Date: Tuesday, March 20, 2001 09:12 AM At 11:37 PM 3/19/2001, you wrote: >Is there any way I can disable the creation of those .1$$ files? What are they for, anyway? File locking? There currently is no way to disable these temp files, although this is something I am currently working on. Appendix A of the VEDIT User's manual describes these files and VEDIT's file handling. Ted.

Topic: Re: .1$$ files (3 of 3), Read 56 times Conf: Startup, File Open, Exit From: Pauli Lindgren Date: Wednesday, March 21, 2001 11:06 AM > >There currently is no way to >disable these temp files, >although this >is something I am currently >working on. How about having option to store the tmp files in a different directory, like the backup files? Anyway, I don't see why anybody would need to synchronize the files while still editing. Normal way to create web pages is to edit the files and test them on your own computer. Only when the pages are fully tested, only then you upload and put them online. -- Pauli