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John B B (1/18/2006)
Looks like corruption in the .GNO.Gee. This is bad news. What error do you get from the .gno file? I wonder what could have caused file corruption. This is a serious issue, if you can help, I would appreciate. Thanks.
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Just to let you know that I have got round this problem by exporting to XML, then opening the XML file. This appears to work without losing any data, and the report now works as expected.
Looks like corruption in the .GNO.
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John
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Nothing as exciting as it crashing (your applications are too well written for that!) - just came up with the 'no drawing objects' message when generating the report.
John
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As expected, if I copy and paste all the maps into a new .gno file, it works correctly - but of course it loses all the hyperlinks en route. Would export / import retain hyperlinks?
Too late to try it today - I will have a play tomorrow night.
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... so I deleted the empty problem maps - and one of the maps which was previously working OK suddenly stopped working. What you mean by suddenly stopped working? Do you mean a crash or the "application must be closed" message?
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It gets better...
I tried to move objects to a new genomap, and this worked OK, so I deleted the empty problem maps - and one of the maps which was previously working OK suddenly stopped working.
I am going to try copying everything into a new file - see if that works.
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Can you send me a sample file by email? I will take a look at the issue.
Edited: Tuesday, January 17, 2006 by
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94555 (1/17/2006)
Hmmm.... Those [ color] tabs were supposed to make it more legible - guess there's a problem with the forum somewhere... John I changed them to [code]
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Hmmm....
Those [color] tabs were supposed to make it more legible - guess there's a problem with the forum somewhere...
John
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I was on 15c, and had the problem in the standard 'English' template. I copied this and was playing with the code when I noticed the new version and installed it. As this already had an error message built in, I assumed somebody was aware of the problem.
If I select all the objects on a problem genomap and 'move to' a new genomap, this then works OK so I suspect the problem may be in the .gno file. Creating new individuals within the problem maps does not have any effect - genopro works fine but the report generator doesn't like it.
As a clue to what's happening, here's what I was doing before. Within the genomap.svg I had added 4 report.logerror lines -
| ' Create an SVG file for each GenoMap. Report.LogError(GenoMaps.Count) ' If the GenoMap has not drawing objects, skip it.
For Each g In GenoMaps Report.LogError(g.Index) Set collDrawingObjects = g.DrawingObjects.ToGenoCollection
' Get the collection of drawing objects for the GenoMap Report.LogError("Count = " & collDrawingObjects.Count) If (collDrawingObjects.Count > 0) Then
strFileSvg = Util.FormatString("genomap{}.svg", g.Index) Report.LogError(strFileSvg) |
This gave the following:
Processing template 'genomap.svg'...
10
0
Count = 27
genomap0.svg
1
Count = 0
2
3
Count = 41
genomap3.svg
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which means I have 10 genomaps, map 0 has 27 objects and is processed, map 1 has 0 objects and is (correctly) not processed, but map 2 fails to return a count (g.DrawingObjects.ToGenoCollection returns 'null' perhaps?). Map 3 then works correctly.
As I say, this may be a GenoPro problem rather than report generator; if so, please move my posting somewhere more appropriate.
Regards
John
Edited: Tuesday, January 17, 2006 by
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