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By: frietsch
Hi,
I'd like to run the Python re-indent script on every save.
PyDev Scripting seams
to be a good choice for that. However, I'm not sure about
one thing:
http://fabioz.com/pydev/manual_articles_scripting.html
says "onSave: want to
do something when the PyEdit saves its content? That's your
chance..."
So WHEN is it called exactly? Before the save? When the save
is fired? Or after
the save? I mean, can I trust on the file already been
written completely to
disk once I get the "onSave" event?
Thank you,
Oliver
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