IDE - Return to deleted code bug

Syntec

Hey Garry,

IDE is tracking code for designer deleted controls allowing you to return to code that should not exist anymore.

For example, place button on window 1, double click button add event pressed(), write some code in pressed() from the code window click the designer tab at the top to switch to designer, delete button, click code tab to switch from designer to code and it returns to the pressed() event of the button that no longer exists.

Garry

Thanks, I’ve reproduced this. Deleting the button removes its event handler from the project, but the editor still holds onto the old handler and displays it when you switch back to Code.

I’ve logged it as a bug. I’ll clear that stale editor state and add regression tests for returning to Code after deleting a control, including undo and redo.

Garry

Fixed for the next release.

Syntec

Garry Hey Garry, I just had another weird thing happen but I can't reproduce it. I was working on code in a button's pressed event and when I saved via ctrl+s the code header changed to button_pressed and exposed typical method options like parameters and returns. I am not sure if this was a bug or I fat fingered some other shortcut that exposed this but I don't see any way in the IDE to open the definition up. I realize this isn't very useful because I cant reproduce it, if it happens again I will try to pay more attention to what I was doing at the time 🙂

Garry

Thanks, I’ve reproduced this and logged it as a separate bug. Saving can sometimes make the editor display an event handler as an ordinary method, which explains the parameters and return-type settings you saw.

Logged here: https://feedback.objo.dev/bug/1904

Garry

This has been fixed for the next release.