Stop Scope from asking to save unchanged projects

[Shroomz~>]

...As it is, I don't think there's a mechanism that takes note of every change made within every level of the environment.

Which would be a design flaw in some eyes, and a 'decision' in others? Bantering over semantics here

Well, semantics maybe have as much to do with it as scope users do - I really don't know. "I know nahthing... no comprende"

[dbmac]

"I know nahthing... no comprende"

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[valis]

Well, semantics maybe have as much to do with it as scope users do - I really don't know. "I know nahthing... no comprende"

Well, coming from what "little" you know...imagine trying to implement something like undo globally in Scope...

[dawman]

These young rappers agree with Sargeant Shultz too.
By giving free performances it makes one wonder what they are really selling.........

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[Mr Arkadin]

OK then:

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Grrr, i can feel the rage!! i mean god, people used to have to clean tape heads, load tapes, make notes of knob settings and stuff and i have to put up with an extra mouse click, for the love of god make it stop...

[at0m]

Or even worse, keep one finger on the Esc button to deny and your thumb on the space bar to confirm. How bad can hell be after all that...

[Mr Arkadin]

This one is ok. I refer to the modular exit questions.

Dstruct was referring to that one though. i agree that the modular is annoying. Well not so much annoying as confusing. i mean options: Save Yes, No or Cancel. Hit No and you go to a save page . You can guarantee i do this more times than hitting Cancel (which is what you need to hit to not save it).

[valis]

I agree on that one, it's unintuitive and I've done the exact same thing over & over (knowing intellectually what I "should" do). I've gotten a bit better over the last few years as I started to pay more conscious attention, but paradoxically I don't use quite as much now either (due to being busy with non-music related work I mean).

[krizrox]

Is "towel" the same thing as "helmet"? Just curious.

[valis]

It's actually "Towlie"