- If XYplorer is active on multiple workstations, the last one closed is the one whose settings and data persist.
- "Restart without saving" doesn't restart XYplorer with the appropriate command line switches.
How to share application data and prevent overwritiing data?
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pjdevries
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How to share application data and prevent overwritiing data?
One thing I appreciate about the PRO license, is being allowed to use it on "any number of devices". Because I switch regularly between workstations (some physical, some virtual), it allows me to use XYplorer on all those workstations. Using the /ini command line switch, it even allows me to share my configuration and data settings among various invocations. Cool thus far. Unfortunately there are some pitfalls when sharing settings and data:
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Re: How to share application data and prevent overwritiing data?
Welcome!
2) I'll check that.
Don
1) No solutions or workarounds currently.pjdevries wrote:Are there solutions or workarounds for these issues?
- If XYplorer is active on multiple workstations, the last one closed is the one whose settings and data persist.
- "Restart without saving" doesn't restart XYplorer with the appropriate command line switches.
2) I'll check that.
Don
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Re: How to share application data and prevent overwritiing data?
Thanks for the reply.
I'll post a topic in the wishlist and keep an eye on this topic for a ""Restart without saving" resolution.
I'll post a topic in the wishlist and keep an eye on this topic for a ""Restart without saving" resolution.
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Re: How to share application data and prevent overwritiing data?
Hi and welcome to the XY forums!pjdevries wrote:I'll post a topic in the wishlist and keep an eye on this topic for a ""Restart without saving" resolution.
It's not required that you make a wishlist topic as many things have been implemented from this sub-forum as well...and duplicate threads make searching harder later on.
Addendum: Even after close to 4 yrs here, I still sometimes have trouble deciding which sub-forum may be the best to start a topic in when it may be a bug or a wish so I then use this TTQ&A as an "in-between" one...Obvious bugs go in "Bugs" and same for wishes but we're not so strict here that we/Don won't reply/act on it if slightly misplaced.
Still spending WAY TOO much time here! But it's such a pleasure helping XY be a treasure!
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Re: How to share application data and prevent overwritiing data?
What particular command line switches did you use?pjdevries wrote:[*]"Restart without saving" doesn't restart XYplorer with the appropriate command line switches.[/list]
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Re: How to share application data and prevent overwritiing data?
This is the one:
/ini=\\Panoramix\Home\Pieter\XYplorer\XYplorer.ini
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Re: How to share application data and prevent overwritiing data?
Thanks. Bug spotted and fixed.
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That's mighty quick. Thanx!
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Actually, for Don, this speed of fixing bugs is quite typical and is a good part of the reason that I spend so much time trying to help him out...his rapid support like that is SO far beyond the normal that it's almost unheard of...the shortest turnaround time (in my experience here) that I recall from being reported to a msg that he found and fixed it was an unbelievable 20 min or so...now THAT is "mighty quick"! Yes, that was unusual but it has happened with just the right conditions in timing.pjdevries wrote:That's mighty quick.
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