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Code Editor : filelock.txt
On Unix systems, JED locks files in a way that is consistent with Emacs, which is also consistent with Interleaf. It made no sense to implement a different incompatible locking system because that would render it useless when interacting with other programs. Whenever a buffer that is attached to a file gets modified, JED will attempt to lock the file. When the buffer is no longer modified (via getting saved to disk or changes discarded via undo), JED will unlock the file. The lock is made by creating a symbolic link in the file's directory with a name that is derived by prefixing the buffer file's name with `.#'. The value of the link is given by USER@HOST.PID. If there is already a lock but owned by another process, then JED will prompt the user for one of the following actions: steal the lock ignore the lock and proceed anyway abort the operation If the user elects to steal the lock, then the symbolic link will be recreated with the value appropriate for the current process. It is probably best to abort the operation and contact the person who has the file locked.
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