RE-EDIT: Nevermind. While F9 does auto-save, it still doesn't change the fact that I cannot edit the blank template and save it. I have to copy-paste my code, start a new project, and save it in there.
EDIT: I discovered the reason is that F9 which I use to build and run was also auto-saving my project. That explains why it was erasing the original template I was using. Only took me 6 hours to figure that out.
I have a problem saving my work. Here is what happens every time play-by-play.
I started a new blank project. I wrote up my own template code. Then I went to file->save project as template.
The next day when I went to use my template to produce code, I simply double clicked the code:blocks shortcut icon on my desktop. The program loads and automatically brought up my template.
So far, so good. I wrote in some code for a programming lesson i'm working on. I finished up my code and went to "Save File As" and changed the file from Main to a custom file name I wanted.
Now here's the problem: It saved over my template and now the template main.cpp is the same save as the edit I made.
I've tried everything. I don't know how to save the edited file as a new file without writing over the template's main.cpp.
I just don't know how to save my work as a new file without overwriting the original file.
