Thank you Philo for this bug report!
That's a tricky one. On my XP 32 bit system, the error did not occur.
I am sure that it is related to the new primitve caching.
Fortunately, I was able to improve the implementation for the open/save-config mechanics.
With the next 0.8.8 release, your configuaration will be independend from the data consistency of the primitive cache.
I put the cache in the same object. This object stored the general configuration and the cache. This was a major design flaw and is fixed now.
That's a tricky one. On my XP 32 bit system, the error did not occur.
I am sure that it is related to the new primitve caching.
Fortunately, I was able to improve the implementation for the open/save-config mechanics.
With the next 0.8.8 release, your configuaration will be independend from the data consistency of the primitive cache.
Philippe Hurbain Wrote:Otherwise I don't think it's a good idea to save cache in the same file as general configuration. If something goes wrong with caching you loose the whole config, shortkeys, etc...It was even worse
I put the cache in the same object. This object stored the general configuration and the cache. This was a major design flaw and is fixed now.Philippe Hurbain Wrote:Edit:D'oh... you have reached an unstable state, since most of the underlying data structure is already disposed because of the event which was triggered on close.Quote:the 3D window stays open and still works normally.Not quite: when trying to Undo something LDPE froze on "loading data..."