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The_Antisony
At least I'm not Circy
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2nd February, 2012 at 17:44:43 -
I've been using directory packer to group together four .zip files so a user can't edit the files before running my app. For some reason, the directory packer works and creates the file, but refuses to unpack it. I've had my app hang four or five different times now, but that's aside from the point. Just to make sure no file corruption going on, I repacked everything and used directory packer again.
Now, when I get to the screen that's supposed to unpack the directory, there are two events.
Directory Packer: Unpacking Finished -> Jump to frame 3.
Directory Packer: Unpacking Failed -> Set String to "Unpacking failed".
The screen starts and the file exists in the correct directory, but now instead of hanging, it almost instantly jumps to frame 6. Frame 6; not frame 3... and there's no mention of a failed unpacking, even though it's completely clear the object actually did fail to unpack.
So, I tried to delete and re-create the event that jumps to frame 3. It still jumps to frame 6 instead. I figured perhaps the extension was throwing a fit because the directory I wanted to unpack to didn't exist, so I created it. Still no go.
What the crap? I am so confused right now. I've had plenty of forehead-slap moments in the past couple of months, but I have looked and looked through my event scripting and there's absolutely no mention of frame 6. Anybody know what's happening? If not, can anybody shoot me an alternative?
ChrisD> Employer: Say, wanna see a magic trick?
ChrisD> Employee: Uhh… sure, boss.
ChrisD> Employer: Your job! It just disappeared! Pack your things and leave! Pretty good trick, huh?
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The Chris Street
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2nd February, 2012 at 23:22:58 -
Can you send it to a completely different frame (ie, Frame 100), then place an event in that frame that sends you back to Frame 3 immediately, as a workaround?
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The_Antisony
At least I'm not Circy
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3rd February, 2012 at 06:48:44 -
Yeah, I was considering that. SortaCore threw me a utility that works the same way with a few command line arguments. I was just wondering if it was a known issue with the extension. I checked a few bug logs and didn't find anything that related. I removed the events and the directory packer object and my app jumped me to frame six correctly. I assume the extension is to blame.
I thought perhaps directory packer didn't like packing archives, so I tried it again with a different directory source and it worked. Packed and unpacked... then jumped to frame six (not frame three. Awesome). I tried it with three zip files and three rar files, and it still worked with the exception of the frame jump. I switched back to my original source, and it packed them but wouldn't unpack them. I think I pretty much killed the troubleshooting, but to no avail. The extension is just buggy; that's as much as I can only assume.
Thanks for your help though, Circy. How goes the forum consolidation? Good idea, by the way. It likely won't boost forum activity, but there's no sense in keeping around empty forums that never get posts (*cough* V.I.P. *cough*).
ChrisD> Employer: Say, wanna see a magic trick?
ChrisD> Employee: Uhh… sure, boss.
ChrisD> Employer: Your job! It just disappeared! Pack your things and leave! Pretty good trick, huh?
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