OSX test only: The Red dots now work fine. Routes are also updated correctly after an "event" has happened. I see the same behaviour in google maps itself. Some things are immediately updated, some others a "little" later.
The only entry I get when trying to save a route and before it "hangs" is the following entry in the system log
When trying to open a route, the file dialog appears (without files) and then it hangs.
Nothing is written to the terminal or the system log.
Does this have something to do with this thread, page 3, post 27 and on page 4, post 33 I mentioned the thing with
(23.08.2010, 13:55)routeconverter Wrote:(23.08.2010, 12:49)hvdwolf Wrote: - Opening new panes like file->open, Extras->Preferences takes minutes and sometimes make the application hang (or at it takes more than 3-6 minutes and I don't want to wait that long) (O only and always).
Sounds like dozens of Exceptions might be printed on the console... or the log?
The only entry I get when trying to save a route and before it "hangs" is the following entry in the system log
Code:
/usr/bin/java[352]: GetDYLDEntryPointWithImage(/System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework/Versions/Current/AppKit,_NSCreateAppKitServicesMenu) failed.When trying to open a route, the file dialog appears (without files) and then it hangs.
Nothing is written to the terminal or the system log.
Does this have something to do with this thread, page 3, post 27 and on page 4, post 33 I mentioned the thing with
(27.05.2010, 22:16)routeconverter Wrote:(27.05.2010, 18:23)hvdwolf Wrote: It starts with an error "Can't open <blah blah> due to unknow file type" (note:translated back to english from dutch) for the source. This is due to the fact that the application somehow tries to open a folder instead of a file.
Some users reported this to me and I'm confused... do you have an idea what can cause this error?
(27.05.2010, 18:23)hvdwolf Wrote: On OSX the file handle can be: "file", "folder", "file+folder". I assume the third is used but I don't know java. Only AppleScript and some basic C.and then you fixed it
