Re: DP13 breaks GLX framework

2016-01-14 Thread jameshale
Hi Trevor, The only script I can see over 7000 lines is sqlYoga. All my calls to this library take place after my preopenwindow handler and as mentioned, when run from the message box it goes without issue. The app seems to function fine from this point with functions that use sqlYoga working as ex

Re: DP13 breaks GLX framework

2016-01-14 Thread James Little
I don’t know if this is related but I’m seeing both a tree view widget and a browser widget disappear from my application on startup in the IDE. Jim L On Jan 14, 2016, at 7:00 AM, jameshale wrote: > Aha. > Thanks Ali. > Does a bug report need to be generated? > (Well, actually will you be

Re: DP13 breaks GLX framework

2016-01-14 Thread jameshale
Aha. Thanks Ali. Does a bug report need to be generated? (Well, actually will you be entering one given you know what it is?) -- View this message in context: http://runtime-revolution.278305.n4.nabble.com/DP13-breaks-GLX-framework-tp4700166p4700176.html Sent from the Revolution - User mailing

Re: DP13 breaks GLX framework

2016-01-14 Thread Ali Lloyd
I can confirm this is a DP 13 regression, caused by the fix to bug 16351 ( https://github.com/livecode/livecode/pull/3448) The error is occurring in the data grid behavior. I think problem is something to do with 'the target' and 'me' evaluating to different things in a context where they should

Re: DP13 breaks GLX framework

2016-01-14 Thread Trevor DeVore
On Thursday, January 14, 2016, jameshale wrote: > ok, the error I am getting is" > button "glxappManagedEngineMessages": execution error at line 7342 (Chunk: > can't find background), char 9 > > I can of course not find a line 7342 in a script that has only 279 lines. > The button referred to is

Re: DP13 breaks GLX framework

2016-01-14 Thread jameshale
ok, the error I am getting is" button "glxappManagedEngineMessages": execution error at line 7342 (Chunk: can't find background), char 9 I can of course not find a line 7342 in a script that has only 279 lines. The button referred to is in the 'scripts' card in a group 'frontscripts' of the 'glxap