In the Timeline Editor, typing in a ///@desc or @///description for a moment does not show this in the list until the Timeline Editor is closed and reopened:
After closing and reopening the timeline itself (not just the code editor for the moment):
Cutting and pasting a Moment into another will cause the same issue - doesn't matter whether you actually do this via the moments list in the editor panel. or via selecting all code and copy/pasting that.
And the "Duplicate" command also gives the same results.
Note also that if the timeline editor is left open when closing the project, then reloading that project will also show the issue until you close-and-reopen the editor once more.
Steps To Reproduce
Start GMS2 and open/create a project
Create a Timeline
Add a moment
Add a ///@desc line at the top
Wait and observe the description never appears in the editor window
Close and reopen the timeline
Observe the description now appears
Duplicate that Moment and observe the new one's description is not set
Add a third Moment, then copy the first Moment and paste it onto the new one, and observe the new one's description is not set
Add a fourth Moment and this time use Ctrl+A, Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V to copy/paste the code only between the two moments, and observe the new one's description is not set
In the Timeline Editor, typing in a ///@desc or @///description for a moment does not show this in the list until the Timeline Editor is closed and reopened:
After closing and reopening the timeline itself (not just the code editor for the moment):
Cutting and pasting a Moment into another will cause the same issue - doesn't matter whether you actually do this via the moments list in the editor panel. or via selecting all code and copy/pasting that.
And the "Duplicate" command also gives the same results.
Note also that if the timeline editor is left open when closing the project, then reloading that project will also show the issue until you close-and-reopen the editor once more.
Steps To Reproduce