[sldev] Automatically backing up scripts locally.

[Adam Frisby]

Why not save it as the name + UUID to avoid any kind of collision 
between objects (IE, I'd have ten thousand New Script.lsl's)

Regards,

Adam

Argent Stonecutter wrote:
> On 2007-12-19, at 19:16, Dale Glass wrote:
> 
>> I like the idea, although I'm quite busy already, unfortunately.
> 
> 
> Me too. :(
> 
>> Sounds easy enough, although there's a potential issue with scripts  
>> being
>> edited inside objects. I guess an easy solution would be taking  note of
>> where the object being edited was, and if the script can't be  reuploaded
>> tell the user and save to the inventory.
> 
> 
> Well, I was thinking more like letting the user know there was an un- 
> uploaded script when they connected, and let them decide what to do  
> with it. I mean, you wouldn't want it to overwrite a script in an  
> object inventory with an old version because you'd already re-done  the 
> edits elsewhere.
> 
> Hell, I'd be satisfied with a preference option "Save copy of scripts  
> and notecards in [~/Documents/SL]", and have it ALWAYS write  
> "scriptname.lsl" or "notecardname.txt" in that folder when I hit save.
> 
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