saveEnabled
SaveEnabled is a boolean flag used in software to indicate whether a save operation is currently allowed or available. It is typically maintained by the application logic and surfaced to the user interface to reflect the ability to persist changes.
In user interfaces, saveEnabled governs the enabled or disabled state of a Save control. When true, the
In data persistence, saveEnabled can gate write operations to storage, a database, or a cloud service. It
Naming conventions vary. SaveEnabled is common in languages like JavaScript and C#, but related identifiers such
Considerations include ensuring thread safety in multi-threaded contexts, conveying state clearly to users (and accessible technology),
Example (JavaScript): let saveEnabled = formIsValid && userHasWriteAccess; saveButton.disabled = !saveEnabled; Example (C#): bool saveEnabled = !readOnly && formIsValid; SaveCommand.CanExecuteChanged?.Invoke(this,
See also: canSave, isSavable, autosave, persistence, form validation.