Release 2.0r2 - Unexplained CPU usage shoots to 100% - Part 2
Jan Schenkel
janschenkel at yahoo.com
Thu May 29 10:33:00 EDT 2003
--- sims <sims at ezpzapps.com> wrote:
> >This sounds like the same problem I've been having.
> >But I've experienced it on Windows. Only problem
> is,
> >when I open my stack in 1.1.1, I don't see a
> >cREVGeneral custom property set. Can I access it
> some
> >other way? Please help.
>
> Try:
>
> put the customPropertySets of this stack
>
> If cREVGeneral is the only one you have you can get
> rid
> of it by using:
>
> set the customPropertySets of this stack to empty
>
> sims
> --
DON'T DO THIS !!! You'll remove _all_ the custom
properties, including the ones you may have used
yourself.
Go to the 'Properties' palette, click on the 'Custom'
tab ; click on the checkbox 'Show Revolution UI Custom
Properties' to show 'cREVGeneral' and any other custom
property sets managed by Revolution.
Some of the things stored in the cREVGeneral set :
- REVUniqueID : a unique ID, which is among other
things used in the geometry manager -- though it will
assign a new one if you delete tat particular cusrom
property
- bookmarks, handlerlist, tempScript, script : used by
the script editor to store your bookmarks, handler
names, text colouring and styling
Other cREV~ custom property sets contain information
for the geometry manager, for the database access and
table functions in version 2.0, etc.
So wiping this information can produce frustration.
Here's a tip for removing a specific custom property
set in its entirety from the selected object :
put the customPropertySets of the selectedObject \
into tCPSets
set the wholeMatches to true
delete line lineOffset("cREVGeneral",tCPSets) \
of tCPSets
set the customPropertySets of the selectedObject \
to tCPSets
Hope this helped,
Jan Schenkel.
=====
"As we grow older, we grow both wiser and more foolish at the same time." (La Rochefoucauld)
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