[udig-devel] Commit and save

[Jesse Eichar]

The only difference is that save will also export the in-memory layers  
to shapefile and replace them in the map.  We've been trying to  
reconcile the two for a while as well...

As for which should you use... It doesn't really matter.  But  
temporary/in-memory layers should be quicker to save out but obviously  
they are in memory so if you crash you'll lose your work.

Jesse

On 1-Nov-07, at 1:18 AM, Silvia Franceschi wrote:

> Hi all...
> just a stupid question... :-)
>
> What is the main different between save and commit? Is save related  
> to some operations and commit to others or are they both usable for  
> the same porpoise?
> I know that the save command saves the new layers and the commit not  
> but when editing a layer what should I use?
>
> Thanks for help...
>
> Silvia
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