I'm using 0.4.1r1522. Why is EG giving me a dialog every time there's an error? I'm going to end up with 100's or 1000's of dialogs if I leave EG running for any length of time. That's not good.
- Jeff
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View Log Dialog
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Pako
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Re: View Log Dialog
1. I understand that it is not good, but I did not understand what you are talking about. Perhaps you will have to provide more information.
2. This post is more suited to the section Bug Reports
Pako
2. This post is more suited to the section Bug Reports
Pako
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jsonnabend
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Re: View Log Dialog
Pako, thanks for looking into this.
I was using the network listener plugin (that's what it's called, right?) and sending a network event from the command line (using the -n switch). The dialogs were triggered when I tried to send an event and the plugin wasn't yet initialized. I think it was still opening the network port. I don't know which instance of EG displayed the dialog, the sender or the receiver, both of which are on the same machine.
- Jeff
I was using the network listener plugin (that's what it's called, right?) and sending a network event from the command line (using the -n switch). The dialogs were triggered when I tried to send an event and the plugin wasn't yet initialized. I think it was still opening the network port. I don't know which instance of EG displayed the dialog, the sender or the receiver, both of which are on the same machine.
- Jeff