we will have a look.
and push it into 3.9

Stef

On 13 oct. 06, at 01:38, tim Rowledge wrote:

> I consider this to be a showstopper:-
>
> open a workspace
> type in some random stuff
> add a line
> 	'3+4'
> and print it on the '3+4'
> Now use menu->changes->recent log file... to see what got put in  
> the changes log.
>
> Whoops! Everything in the workspace up to the code printit'd is  
> logged.
> If you put some evaluable in the middle of the workspace and  
> printit, again you get everything up to the printit.
>
> We can't let this go out for general use - it will fill the changes  
> log much faster than anyone could ever expect and would completely  
> break the logic of recovering your state by executing the recent  
> changes file since many things would get repeated repeatedly. Not  
> to mention, the entire text in the recovered file up to the chunk  
> being evaluated would get logged *again*.
>
> tim
> --
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> "Bother" said Pooh, as his trigger finger tired.
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