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PEB |
Published: 2008/9/27 18:24 Updated:
2008/9/27 18:24
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Not too shy to talk
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![]() Great looking images (as always)!
The new install script works fine if AISS is already installed; but if it is not installed, the user manually has to assign "TBImages:" and add the auto assign to WBStartUp. |
Mason |
Published: 2008/9/27 19:23 Updated:
2008/9/27 19:23
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Illusionist
![]() ![]() Joined: 12/01/2006
From: Donauwörth / Germany
Comments: 509
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![]() Yes, there was a little bug in the script, but if you press "cancel" the instalation will be continued.
Anyway, thanks for the hint! A new version is up now and soon on OS4Depot. |
Jack |
Published: 2008/9/27 22:14 Updated:
2008/9/27 22:14
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Quite a regular
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From: Israel
Comments: 933
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![]() Thanks!
AmiUpdate install shouts: Quote:
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PEB |
Published: 2008/9/27 22:25 Updated:
2008/9/27 22:25
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Not too shy to talk
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![]() It looks like you had a program open that uses AISS images (such as OWB).
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Jack |
Published: 2008/9/28 8:53 Updated:
2008/9/28 8:53
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Quite a regular
![]() ![]() Joined: 11/27/2006
From: Israel
Comments: 933
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![]() Could be the case. Interesting, reaction(bitmap class) locks the image?
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Rigo |
Published: 2008/9/28 11:58 Updated:
2008/9/28 11:58
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Supreme Council
![]() ![]() Joined: 11/19/2006
From: London, England
Comments: 1395
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![]() Yes, either bitmap.class or the datatypes system locks the image for some reason.
Might be something I can look into. Simon |
joerg |
Published: 2008/9/28 17:26 Updated:
2008/9/28 17:26
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Home away from home
![]() ![]() Joined: 12/01/2006
From: Germany
Comments: 2011
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![]() @PEB
Quote: It looks like you had a program open that uses AISS images (such as OWB). But that doesn't help if there are program using the images running while the update is done, both datatypes.library and the image cache in intuition Open() or Lock() the files, the intuition image cache uses the lock to check if an image is in the cache already or has to be loaded from disk. One way around the problem would be for example to rename CLASSES:ToolbarImages/Default to CLASSES:ToolbarImages/Default-old and install the new images in CLASSES:ToolbarImages/Default in the AutoInstall script, and in the AISS WBStartup script add
IF EXISTS CLASSES:ToolbarImages/Default-old
And remove the SETENV SAVE from the WBStartup script, instead of writing the same thing to to the SYS: partition on each reboot it should be set by the AutoUpdate and install scripts. |
Snuffy |
Published: 2008/9/29 16:01 Updated:
2008/9/29 16:01
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Just can't stay away
![]() ![]() Joined: 12/06/2006
From: Michigan
Comments: 1027
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![]() The new install script works fine if AISS is already installed; but if it is not installed, the user manually has to assign "TBImages:" and add the auto assign to WBStartUp.
I wrote a Python installer to solve a lot problems, but coming-up a nice graphics progression load diagram is impossible. Python has no callable grapics like TKINT for example. Mine uses percent print output. |
Chris |
Published: 2008/10/1 23:02 Updated:
2008/10/1 23:02
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Amigans Defender
![]() ![]() Joined: 11/17/2006
From: England
Comments: 3429
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![]() (copyfiles
(prompt "aiss install") (help @copyfiles-help) (source "Installation/Images") (dest "sys:classes/toolbarimages/default") (all) (optional "nofail") ) Unfortunately that's not much of a progress bar either, as it indicates the progress of each file rather than the entire copyfiles operation. |