2008/02/07 Backup in subfolder instead of folder msel: Is it possible to change the backup mode of tkoutline. Now every time the file is copied in a file named with the ending ~. Is it possible to create a backup instead in a subfolder, so that you have this structure (e.g.):
Now
- file1
- file1~
- file2
- file2~
What I want
- file1
- file2
- \Backup
- \Backup\file1~
- \Backup\file2~
where Backup is a subfolder of the folder where file1 and file2 are stored.
2008/02/10 - Brian Theado - here's some code you can put in your startup script that should do what you want:
proc ::tkoutline::saveBackupFile fileName { if {file exist $fileName} { set dir file join [file dirname $fileName Backup] file mkdir $dir set backup file join $dir [file tail $fileName] file copy -force $fileName $backup } } proc ::tkoutline::saveTreeToFile {tree fileName} { saveBackupFile $fileName set nestedList treeconvert::treeToListMultiLine $tree set f open $fileName w puts $f $nestedList close $f }
See also Disable backup file functionality