Please describe in more detail, I can't know what is going on (which context). It works for me.

This is even more important because it's not an erlide problem and if it's a bug we will have to send it to Eclipse and they are really picky about the contents of the reports :-)

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Close Eclipse
Open Emacs
Modify the file
Close Emacs
Open Eclipse
The editor tab for this file gives the famous message: press F5 or ...


20-01-2011
Gamoto
De : Vlad Dumitrescu
Date/heure : 20-01-2011 16:26:13
A : gamoto
Cc:
Sujet : [Erlide] Re: #715: refreshing out of sync file

I come back on this ticket.
First od all, I open a file with emacs, modify it, close it. This file belongs to an erlide project.
Next I start Eclipse, open the project, click on the file. The editor display the following text:
Resource is out of sync with the file system: ...
Press 'F5' or select file > refresh to refresh the file.

Press F5 doesn't refresh the file;
File > refresh does it !

I wil take a look at this, but it is entirely inside the Eclipse code so we can only check if we don't happen to reassign F5 to something else.

I will also see if there is any open issue on Eclipse about this.

This issue is a duplicate of #537, will close this one.

I am closing this, #537 is the main issue.

Added gamoto as follower of #537.