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Error creating new project with Developer
Franktic:
Thanks for an exciting piece of software. I have worked through the tute for the creator, good stuff!
I am having a basic problem with the Developer 4.01 on a Windows 10 system. When I select New to create a new project and I select a new file name eg. First, I get the following error:
File Save Error :- \First\First.plu Clicking OK gives this next message: Project SAVE Failure! The 'First' Directory has been created, along with the Data and Resources folders but no First.plu
What am i doing wrong?
Malkom:
--- Quote from: Franktic on May 23, 2017, 01:14:39 PM ---Thanks for an exciting piece of software. I have worked through the tute for the creator, good stuff!
I am having a basic problem with the Developer 4.01 on a Windows 10 system. When I select New to create a new project and I select a new file name eg. First, I get the following error:
File Save Error :- \First\First.plu Clicking OK gives this next message: Project SAVE Failure! The 'First' Directory has been created, along with the Data and Resources folders but no First.plu
What am i doing wrong?
--- End quote ---
Thats great you worked through the tutorials and really nice to hear you are enjoying it.
Thank you for reporting the Developer problem.
About Developer - it sounds like a bug. I've had a quick look at the HN source code and it appears something is missing. It tries to copy a movie template but can't find it and so aborts creating a Developer project.
I'll look at this fully tomorrow(Wednesday) morning and try to get this working.
Malkom:
An updated version of HyperNext Developer for Windows is available from the forum Downloads section.
HN Developer for OS X does not have this bug.
Note, the annoying refresh bug is still there - the first time a project is run in HN Developer its controls are not shown so just rerun it.
Franktic:
Brilliant - thanks for the prompt reply and fix. I've given it a try and it looks good. HN reminds me of Livecode, and I thought that was a great bit of software! I'll keep playing with HN and provide feedback, if that is OK.
Malkom:
Thank you for your feedback - it always nice to hear from users and should also mean fewer bugs in HN5.
Yes, Livecode certainly an amazing development system.
By the way, I worked through the Quickstart section of Developer and some things have changed as Operating Systems have improved. The example of Test Beep. In older OSs sending several beeps would result in them being queued but under Windows 7 at least, only one sounds. So putting a delay such as a Wait(500) command after the Beep inside the FOR loop would cause all the beeps to sound.
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