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I mean this:

This feature protect the examples quite well, but when developing arduino library, this feature benefit nothing except waste my time.
Does anybody know how to disable this feature of Arduino IDE?

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If you're working off of the Sample sketches, that's what is supposed to happen.  That's so that you don't accidentally "break" the example and later can't figure out what happened.  You should be saving your own modified sketches elsewhere anyway.  Try My Documents/Arduino for a change ...

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It is a function of the access rights on the file. If you want to over ride it, which is a bad idea, then edit the permissions attributes of the file and folder you want to mangle.
It has nothing to do with the arduino IDE.

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If you're working off of the Sample sketches, that's what is supposed to happen.  That's so that you don't accidentally "break" the example and later can't figure out what happened.  You should be saving your own modified sketches elsewhere anyway.  Try My Documents/Arduino for a change ...

Thank you KirAsh4.
I hope there may be some "hack" ways to solve my problem.