Added quit warning if note is not saved#52
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I checked this PR on 32bit Haiku. With gcc2 it works. With gcc8, clicking "Cancel" when the alert pops up to save a changed note on quitting will close the alert, but pop up a new one immediately. |
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@R4H33M can you send me an email at scottmc2 at gmail dot com |
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Done. |
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Continuation of #25
Fixes #13
Decided to just make a new PR on a fresh clone.
You might see some unrelated bugs due to #51, but from my testing this code seems to be working fine. I am still working on a fix for #51, but it seems to be one of those sneaky bugs.
I have yet to test on x86, though...