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1. Select any class member (or inner class/interface) in the explorer and open its properties using context menu. 2. Delete the class in the Explorer. The property window(s) for the class members does not disappear nor are cleared. Now, If user performs Undo in the Editor window (and brings the class back to life), saves the file and THEN changes anything from any of the property windows (created in step 2), the class definition is cleared again. It seems that the property windows operate on old parsing information. The windows do not close either if the users removes entire file from the Repository. [JB] When you delete class member in built 809, the property window will not disappear, but change its status to No Properties. After bringing deleted member back to life, there are no changes in this window so there are no definition clearings.
I've added the Children.Keys.destroyNodes method. Now it should be easy to implement the desired behaviour (and maybe it is already working). Can you check it?
Priority is changed to P4 (normal).
[1070] Property window doesn't disappeared after deleting class member. (but in [12] Property window is correctly destroyed.)
Relevant fix merged into Boston by Dafe
[1118] Verified
Resolved for 3.4.x or earlier, no new info since then -> closing.