getting a weird error message that in 24+ years, i've never seen:
saying something about "tree already in use. too late to use."
but the error resolves back to a DEFINE_SPACE_CELL
do space objects by any chance get stored somewhere while they are in progress? e.g., a temp folder?
SPACE_OBJECT weirdness?
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stevelee67
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SPACE_OBJECT weirdness?
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Hogfather (Terry Pratchett)
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Re: SPACE_OBJECT weirdness?
I think the message means that you are trying to define a new space cell after you have read or written data to the space.
i.e. Once you read or write to a space you cannot subsequently try to alter the space's definition.
i.e. Once you read or write to a space you cannot subsequently try to alter the space's definition.
Re: SPACE_OBJECT weirdness?
Also space objects are only ever stored in the memory of the process that created them.
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stevelee67
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Re: SPACE_OBJECT weirdness?
i was a little afraid of that re: only in memory.
it does eliminate one of the possible explanations.
we will have to research on the defining the cell.
it does eliminate one of the possible explanations.
we will have to research on the defining the cell.
The path to wisdom does, in fact, begin with a single step. Where people go wrong is in ignoring all the thousands of other steps that come after it.
Hogfather (Terry Pratchett)
Hogfather (Terry Pratchett)