Re: Support for Portable Devices
Posted: 27 Sep 2016 20:55
Got it! 
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No - how does it come you think so?elqasar wrote:Filehero, but are you seeing portable devices appear and disappear correctly in the XYplorer tree on Windows 10?
14th of September 2015.elqasar wrote:Since 1 June .....
I said that based on the fact other users had not replied in this thread since 1 June when I brought it up, and because earlier today when I brought it up again, in this thread, Donald said "I'm not aware of such problems. Works fine here and no such complaints from others."Filehero wrote:14th of September 2015.elqasar wrote:Since 1 June .....
Knowing how hard it was to come up with this feature I was trying to show some mercy with Don and didn't bother him too much with "my" problem.elqasar wrote:Works fine here and no such complaints from others."
I was aware of the crash, but I indeed had forgotten about the refresh issue.elqasar wrote:I said that based on the fact other users had not replied in this thread since 1 June when I brought it up, and because earlier today when I brought it up again, in this thread, Donald said "I'm not aware of such problems. Works fine here and no such complaints from others."Filehero wrote:14th of September 2015.elqasar wrote:Since 1 June .....
Oh, this was quite a hunt... You know, I think we'd love to read more of devlog adventures like this.admin wrote:When trying to reproduce the bugs months ago I had used by phone and my camera, but not my tablet. Phone and camera had no problems. Now yesterday I used the tablet and, bam, the crash! This is surprising because when I originally developed the Portable Devices support I only had the tablet, and never saw the crash. An explanation might be that the crash only comes with the compiled version, but not in my development environment. This is a rare thing to happen, but I have seen it before. Makes the hunt much harder, of course. Well, great that all is good now!!!
PS: Oh, and the nature of this particular crash bug is very exotic. I've never seen this before. It wasn't a coding mistake or a logic flaw, but something wrong deep under the hood of Windows that needed a pretty creative workaround. I feel lucky that I have found it so fast. This could have taken days...
Looks like I have to remove this fix. It was too general = too many undesired refreshes.Filehero wrote:No - how does it come you think so?elqasar wrote:Filehero, but are you seeing portable devices appear and disappear correctly in the XYplorer tree on Windows 10?
14th of September 2015.elqasar wrote:Since 1 June .....
@Don: I'm almost tempted to come up with some Dancing Elephants. Fix confirmed!![]()
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Thanks,
Filehero
That's a pity, of course. But so be it.admin wrote:Looks like I have to remove this fix. It was too general = too many undesired refreshes.
Currently I see no other way to make the elephants dance again...
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v17.30.0005 - 2016-11-05 12:52
- Removed a fix from v17.20.0030 - 2016-09-27 21:02: It was too general and
generated too many undesired refreshes of tree and list:
! Portable Devices: On Win10 the automatic refresh on plug in/out did
not work. Fixed.
>>> Tried something experimental in ways of a better fix.