Don't erase *.tex-files

There are two ways to understand the question:

1) Of course you can save the file (File->Save or the toolbar button), and 
Tikzedt should prompt you to do so upon closing if you made any changes.

The only .tex files that are deleted are some temporary tex files Tikzedt uses 
for rendering.

2) There is currently no way to keep those temporary files, because I do not 
see a use-case in which you would want to do so.

If you have to have a standalone compileable tex file with the same content as 
the temporary tex files you can create a new file, copy-paste the preamble code 
from the settings and then \input the tikz file containing the tikz code that 
you edit in tikzedt.

But again, I see no real use-case for that.

Original comment by t.willwa...@gmail.com on 20 Aug 2014 at 7:10

Changed state: Accepted

lporrett / tikzedt

Don't erase *.tex-files #68