One advice:
Use the -debug command line argument. Then you usually see where the problem is.
In your case the problem was in the Serial Port plugin.
Pako
Thanks Pako, I knew the problem was in Plugin.Serial.Write.Description, but I translated it over 4 times and those character codes always ...
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- Mon Jan 23, 2012 7:10 pm
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- Topic: The EventGhost project is looking for translators!
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- Topic: The EventGhost project is looking for translators!
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Re: The EventGhost project is looking for translators!
Hi, I'm translating to PT-BR and I have a problem...
Everytime I open EventGhost with the attached translation, it closes without displaying any error message.
I managed to open it after excluding the Serial plugin entries, but after translating it again and a few more plugins, I can't open ...
Everytime I open EventGhost with the attached translation, it closes without displaying any error message.
I managed to open it after excluding the Serial plugin entries, but after translating it again and a few more plugins, I can't open ...