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Not sure why, but my scripts entered in my Load Script Files list keep disappearing. Any ideas why?

No. "Keep disappearing". What does that mean, no .xys files are visible?

Show a screenshot of that "load script file" window then...

Yeah, I usually have about 7 scripts loaded, but I just put two in there...but even these will disappear after a small amount of time.

but even these will disappear after a small amount of time

During runtime, not after XY has been quit and restarted?

They are stored inside the udc.dat file and this only get changed when you save your settings...

Funny, I don't know what happened that I stopped this thread, but something must have gone right for a while. The problem is back, and I went looking for a solution....low an behold, I posted the same problem this past year. So, I have the same problem still. Not sure why this is happening. any help?

Any help for this topic?

Why not reply to viewtopic.php?p=201540#p201540 for starters?

Sorry, I don't know how to respond to that. I don't know when it happens. When I go to use them after time, they are gone. And I am not saving settings...is that the problem?

Can you mail me your udc.dat?

Thanks, got it. But I cannot see any problems in the file. There are some empty items in the "Load Script File" section, no idea why, but when you just delete them, the remaining items appear stable. Are you saying they will mysteriously disappear after a while??? I need steps to reproduce this...

Steps simply include loading xyplorer. Loading scripts. Use, shut down, use, shut down...use...oopps...no more scripts loaded. Load again, Repeat.


Sorry, nothing else that I know to descrbe.

Loading scripts? What exactly do you mean by that?

>User>Manage User-Defined Commands>Load Script File

Add 7 different commands with shortcuts.

Ok.

Then exit the program after use

etc.

OK. It's definitely not reproducible here. Cannot do anything.

mikeshick wrote: ↑09 Feb 2023 23:26 >User>Manage User-Defined Commands>Load Script File

Add 7 different commands with shortcuts.

Ok.

Then exit the program after use

etc.

Try the portable version of XY and see what happens.