On 02/21/2019 01:45 PM, andre_debian@... wrote:
> Kwrite has the same bevahior as Kedit.
> Kate has the right behavior, no upload necessary,
> direct modification on the remote computer.
> 
> Strange than some txt files needs an upload,
> and others as .php with Kwrite and Kedit, not.
> 
> Andr�

When I was building trinity for arch, I would use kate and have about 110
PKGBUILD files opened via sftp. It worked really well. No slowness issues,
etc. I never noticed a different behavior with kwrite at the time, but never
really checked that closely with kwrite.

Checking with kwrite, I do get a temp file in /tmp/kde-david. Good to know,
but for the size of the files I generally work with, I never noticed that
behavior before.

Since kwrite uses the kpart backend, I'm surprised there is the difference. I
guess for a single file, it probably didn't make sense to do something
different than the default.

-- 
David C. Rankin, J.D.,P.E.