I setup links between documents in OS X and then tried using them in Windows 7. Here's what I found:
When I click on a link between documents it doesn't take me to an existing document but instead creates a new, unsaved document.
The new document is empty and I've confirmed it has no impact on the actual linked document at all.
The path displayed at the bottom of the Atom window is not the correct path but instead reads:
"atom:\config\atom:\config\C:\Users\username\Dropbox\Work\filename.ftml"
Since this isn't a valid path it appears to be opening a new document named after the linked file.
I get an error when trying to save the new file:
"Unable to save file 'C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\atom\atom-1.0.0' EEXIST: file already exists, mkdir 'C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\atom\app-1.0.0'"
When I use the Context menu Edit Link or Copy Link the value is the same as it is in the OS X version. In both cases the link starts with the filename, not the full path.
If I choose to Open Link with Explorer I get an error with an incorrectly formed path name:
"Windows cannot find '\C::\Users\username\Dropbox\Work\filename.ftml'"
Show Link in Explorer doesn't open anything, presumably because of the incorrectly formed path.
I setup links between documents in OS X and then tried using them in Windows 7. Here's what I found:
When I click on a link between documents it doesn't take me to an existing document but instead creates a new, unsaved document. The new document is empty and I've confirmed it has no impact on the actual linked document at all.
The path displayed at the bottom of the Atom window is not the correct path but instead reads: "atom:\config\atom:\config\C:\Users\username\Dropbox\Work\filename.ftml"
Since this isn't a valid path it appears to be opening a new document named after the linked file.
I get an error when trying to save the new file: "Unable to save file 'C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\atom\atom-1.0.0' EEXIST: file already exists, mkdir 'C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\atom\app-1.0.0'"
When I use the Context menu Edit Link or Copy Link the value is the same as it is in the OS X version. In both cases the link starts with the filename, not the full path.
If I choose to Open Link with Explorer I get an error with an incorrectly formed path name: "Windows cannot find '\C::\Users\username\Dropbox\Work\filename.ftml'"
Show Link in Explorer doesn't open anything, presumably because of the incorrectly formed path.