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I have searched the issue tracker and confirmed that I was unable to find existing issues for the feature I am requesting.
The feature request
Problem: When you click the "Save This Script Into File" button, it's ambiguous what file will be saved. Presumably it's whatever file you last opened. But if you haven't opened a file yet, or you have but then click the "Save This Script Into New File" button, the "Save This Script Into File" button presumably has a different behavior.
Proposed solution
When you mouse-over the button, it displays "Save This Script Into File." Perhaps it could also display at least the file name of what file it will actually save into once you click it. Like, "Save This Script Into File - script1.py" for example. I think this would remove the ambiguity of what the button is actually going to do, which would make me worry less that I'm about to overwrite one of my scripts on accident when I click it.
Additional context
Example:
If this functionality is already present and I've just missed it, please let me know.
Thanks!
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The feature request
Problem: When you click the "Save This Script Into File" button, it's ambiguous what file will be saved. Presumably it's whatever file you last opened. But if you haven't opened a file yet, or you have but then click the "Save This Script Into New File" button, the "Save This Script Into File" button presumably has a different behavior.
Proposed solution
When you mouse-over the button, it displays "Save This Script Into File." Perhaps it could also display at least the file name of what file it will actually save into once you click it. Like, "Save This Script Into File - script1.py" for example. I think this would remove the ambiguity of what the button is actually going to do, which would make me worry less that I'm about to overwrite one of my scripts on accident when I click it.
Additional context
Example:
If this functionality is already present and I've just missed it, please let me know.
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: