Amazing, strange, and mystifying

xavier.bury at clearstream.com xavier.bury at clearstream.com
Thu Jan 19 02:22:55 EST 2006


changing a script and then later realizing it wasn't saved happens OFTEN!

Not every day but when it hits you, you can be sure you have to revise ALL 
your script changes in that session.
I've done multiple changes to more than one object and then revising 
noticed NONE of the scripts were 
saved!!! 

i think this has been reported before btw...

cheers
Xavier Bury


use-revolution-bounces at lists.runrev.com wrote on 19/01/2006 06:34:50:

> I have been working most of the day on a stack script modification that 
will
> read large data files, modify the contents and write much smaller files 
with
> the data reorganized.
> 
> I restarted my Mac (G5 dual, plenty of hard drive space, 10.4.2, rev 
2.6.1),
> launched Rev,  reopened the stack, and there was no part of the new
> scripting that I had done... none.  Yes I do frequent saves, I have 
searched
> the drives for every version of this stack... there is only this *one
> version*  so I am not accidentally opening the back up [which is located 
on
> another computer]
> 
> The only changes I made to the stack (which is in use everyday, all day 
in
> our project) is to add two handlers to accomplish text file 
manipulation,
> calling them from the message box.
> 
> This is the first time in over a year of working with Rev that I have
> experienced anything like this.  I do Rev work most everyday.  Any clues 
for
> me?
> 
> --live colorization is always off
> --on quitting Rev, it asked me if I wanted to save changes to this 
stack,
> the answer was  Save, and all seemed to be well.
> 
> This is a fundamental.
> I have only seen this when running multiple script windows open and not
> applying changes for all of them.  My style is to use only one script
> container (the stack script) for all the functions and procedures. 
Again,
> frequent saving while editing the script.
> 
> I am now retyping the 80 lines of code from memory.  I am calm, 
collected,
> and getting down to the work again, but what happened?????
> 
> Jim Ault
> Las Vegas
> 
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