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Add dictionaries "save as..." support #1244
Add dictionaries "save as..." support #1244
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Just tried using this feature, and wondering if it makes sense when handling multiple dictionaries to remember the path that it was saved to.
I.e. instead of dictionary.path for initial_filename, do that for only the first, and then on subsequent dialogs open with where
new_filename
was pointing to.I could definitely see wanting to make a copy of X, Y, Z dictionaries and hoping that they all end up in the same folder.
(I accidentally didn't realize that the path wasn't sticky and just tried to blindly "save" and it saved to the wrong folder)