Thanks for reporting,
This is an Linux only issue due to the \ vs / thing. I'm using it pretty transparent throughout my code but it seems to go wrong when bin items are using a subfolder prefix (like all templates do).
I'll fix this in the next version, for now you could apply a simple workaround by blocking the template.inv disk io:
The application will now be forced to regenerate the inventory on each start up, which isn't that bad because there aren't that many items in it (yet).
This is an Linux only issue due to the \ vs / thing. I'm using it pretty transparent throughout my code but it seems to go wrong when bin items are using a subfolder prefix (like all templates do).
I'll fix this in the next version, for now you could apply a simple workaround by blocking the template.inv disk io:
- Close LDCad
- Edit the templates.inv to clear it's content.
- Change the file to readonly
The application will now be forced to regenerate the inventory on each start up, which isn't that bad because there aren't that many items in it (yet).