Array and INI problem

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  • I'm not sure what is causing this problem, maybe it is something that I'm doing wrong.

    I've attached a simple example to demonstrate the problem. I have an array file which I am loading into the project using the binary data method, running the frame you will see that this works fine, it lists the complete array (100 entries). If I then add a INI object to the project (without any conditions) then the array no longer loads. By removing the INI object the array loads without problems. I can't understand why adding a INI object would cause the array not to load.

    If I load the array using the apppath$ method and also add a INI object then it works ok, just not when loading from binary data.

    Any ideas? Thanks.

  • I had this issue a while ago. I think it's a bug. I guess I kinda forgot about reporting it, so how about you do everyone a favor and report the bug here, which is the official bug tracker?: Please login to see this link.

    My Please login to see this link. (which I actually use), my Please login to see this link. (which I mostly don't use), and my Please login to see this link. (which I don't use anymore pretty much at all really). If there are awards for "'highest number of long forum posts", then I'd have probably won at least 1 by now. XD

  • Hi jay73,
    Have a look to this thread: Please login to see this link.
    ouly

    Edit: by the way, it's a really bad practice to load relative file. It's context and execution path dependent so it will more likely fail another time just because the context (working directory) has changed somewhere and somehow in your code.

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