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Date: Mon, 31 Jul 2017 19:32:49 +0000
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Subject: [kdialog] [Bug 382961] Double-click on a file in the 'Save As' dialog should trigger save, as in the
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https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=3D382961

--- Comment #2 from Sender <sender@xsmail.com> ---
(In reply to Christoph Feck from comment #1)
> > This change would speed up my workflow considerably.
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> Please explain your workflow where you frequently save files to a differe=
nt,
> but already existing name.

> .. to a different, but already existing name.

Not sure if I understand correctly, but that's not what I meant. The workfl=
ow I
mean: replacing a file with a new file, using the same name.=20

Current situation:
1) Double-click (or otherwise select) existing file (selects the file).
2) Click 'Save'.
3) Click 'Overwrite' in the next dialog.
4) New file replaces old file.

Suggested situation:
1) Double-click existing file (selects the file and triggers 'Save').
2) Click 'Overwrite' in the next dialog.
3) New file replaces old file.

Like mentioned: this would be consistent with behavior of double-click in t=
he
'Open' dialog.

To illustrate: I need to serially download files and quickly review those.
There is no reason to keep the file after review. The files are downloaded =
with
the same name and I don't want more than 1 file to accumulate. In the curre=
nt
situation I need to manually remove the file after review, or replace the
current file with the new file. I'm opting for the latter b/c this saves me
from switching to a terminal or dolphin. The suggested change would further
speed up this workflow.

I hope this clarifies. Thanks for looking into this.

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