Corrupted Stack LC7.1.2
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Corrupted Stack LC7.1.2
My stack seemed OK until I tried to inspect
a field when the message was "Too many objects to display".
(A large number, far more than the true figure)
I'm not sure if these "ghost" objects all appeared in the
Project Browser but I did see some dubious entries
which I tried (and failed) to delete.
When I opened a backup in the archive it was likewise
corrupted.
What to do?
Open the corrupted stack and show hidden objects.
Open a new main stack and name it appropriate
but not the same as the old.
Select all the objects on the old stack and copy
and paste to the new stack.
Open the old stack code and copy and paste into
the new stack.
And by some miracle the "ghost" objects have been
banished to the nether world or where-ever from
whence they came.
Do you know of an easier way?
a field when the message was "Too many objects to display".
(A large number, far more than the true figure)
I'm not sure if these "ghost" objects all appeared in the
Project Browser but I did see some dubious entries
which I tried (and failed) to delete.
When I opened a backup in the archive it was likewise
corrupted.
What to do?
Open the corrupted stack and show hidden objects.
Open a new main stack and name it appropriate
but not the same as the old.
Select all the objects on the old stack and copy
and paste to the new stack.
Open the old stack code and copy and paste into
the new stack.
And by some miracle the "ghost" objects have been
banished to the nether world or where-ever from
whence they came.
Do you know of an easier way?
Is age an excuse? Eighty-four and counting.
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Re: Corrupted Stack LC7.1.2
A corrupted stack cannot be opened. If you can open it it's something else. Perhaps you had objects in groups that have been removed from cards but not deleted?
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Re: Corrupted Stack LC7.1.2
Richard
OK not corrupted but certainly messed up.
The number of objects indicated in the Inspector
was far more than the true number.
What's your fix?
OK not corrupted but certainly messed up.
The number of objects indicated in the Inspector
was far more than the true number.
What's your fix?
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Re: Corrupted Stack LC7.1.2
Hard to say without seeing the stack. Perhaps you had objects in groups that have been removed from cards but not deleted?
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Re: Corrupted Stack LC7.1.2
Richard
Did you have a look at the test stack I posted
under trouble with groups in beginners?
For some reason two or three groups out of 20
identical groups are causing problems - even
after I deleted them and replaced the with copies
of a "good" one.
I still think my stack is corrupted according to this definition.
"To change or debase by making errors or unintentional alterations."
Did you have a look at the test stack I posted
under trouble with groups in beginners?
For some reason two or three groups out of 20
identical groups are causing problems - even
after I deleted them and replaced the with copies
of a "good" one.
I still think my stack is corrupted according to this definition.
"To change or debase by making errors or unintentional alterations."
Is age an excuse? Eighty-four and counting.
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Re: Corrupted Stack LC7.1.2
URL?RossG wrote:Did you have a look at the test stack I posted
under trouble with groups in beginners?
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Re: Corrupted Stack LC7.1.2
I didn't know I could do that!
http://forums.livecode.com/viewtopic.ph ... 24#p142889
If I learn a little something every day how long will it take me to
be an expert?
http://forums.livecode.com/viewtopic.ph ... 24#p142889
If I learn a little something every day how long will it take me to
be an expert?
Is age an excuse? Eighty-four and counting.
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