Howdy, So far, I have been unable to break it. I have just been using the bookmarks on web pages though. Should I branch off into apps with testing? Oh, and saving bookmarks is AWESOME! I should have been doing this ages ago lol. Thanks Storm On Thu, Jun 11, 2015 at 07:51:32PM -0400, Joanmarie Diggs wrote:
Hey Storm, all. On 06/11/2015 07:25 PM, Storm Dragon wrote:I just set them up as they are needed, (I didn't know you could save them to disk lol)Heh. That mean I can delete that code too? <grins> Jokes aside, your above answer makes your next answer pretty predictable:I don't think they have ever broken, that I can remember anyway.The sorts of things that could cause them to break include: 1. Their child index changing (i.e. used to be the fourth item, now is the fifth). 2. Object comparison failing (Orca cannot tell a given object is the saved bookmark). If you never save your bookmarks, there's a healthy chance that neither 1 nor 2 will occur. I've not done exhaustive testing, but my gut along with reading over the code, suggests things might be pretty fragile between sessions. Now that you know you can save them to disk, mind giving that some real-world testing and confirming/refuting my hunch? Thanks! --joanie
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