Description Karice McIntyre 2001-10-10 22:43:37 EDT

STEPS:
WHen I do multiple consecutive Replace With -> Local History operations, 
more "editions" (timestamps) are created in the local history, even though 
I didn't make any changes and save them in the interim.

*In a java project in the Resource perspective, create a new file named Moo.java.
*In the Moo.java editor paste the following and save:
public class Moo {
      private int y;
      public Moo() {
      }
      public void doThis() {
      }
      abstract public void doThat();
      public int getX() {
       return x;
      }
     }
At this point there should be two versions visible in the local history, 
one with an empty class def, and one with the class def shown above.

*In the text editor, delete the following line and then save:
      abstract public void doThat();
Now there are 3 versions in the local history.

*In Nav, select the file and do Replace with -> Local History
Select the previous version.  I think this is when the extra version 
gets created but you will not see this until after the next step.

*Do another Replace with -> Local History
Select the top version.

BUG:
Now Select Replace with -> Local history and look at the number 
 of versions in the list - it has increased by one!  The top 2 versions are 
 the same code.  I haven't saved anything new since I started doing the Replace
with operations.

If you keep doing 'Replace with -> Local History', you get a new version after every 
second 'Replace with' you do.

NOTES:

KM (09/17/01 2:29:51 PM)
	Moving to ITPUI.