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DarkBASIC Professional Discussion / Weird memory glitch

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Purplepickle
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Posted: 6th Aug 2011 21:27
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I just got DBP free version and this keeps happening. When I open program A it runs fine, but when I close program A and open program B and run it it displays program A or gives me a error. Then When I delete program A and run program B it says program A not found. I have to copy program B and restart my computer, what a'm I doing wrong and is threre a fix.
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Lucas Tiridath
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Posted: 6th Aug 2011 23:01
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I can't say I've encountered this but someone else may have. However it would help if you could give more details of exactly what you are doing.

So do you have two instances of the DBP editor open, each with their own source code, which you alternately compile? Or have you already compiled both and are alternately running them? What exactly is it that you are opening and deleting? The dba and dbpro files, the exe files or both?

My initial hunch based on not very much would be that this is something to do with having a dba source file linked to a couple of dbpro files but that really is just a guess until you give us more info.

Hopefully I or someone else will be able to help more once you give us a few more details.

Oh and why do you call it a "memory glitch"? Is there any error message that says that?

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WLGfx
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Posted: 7th Aug 2011 01:32
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What I've found with the DBPro IDE is that if you save a project file and it's not associated with DBPro it won't Load. Even after trying to associate it with DBPro. My fix was to open DBPro then open the project from the History list...

Temp files that are opened and compiled are saved somewhere the computer only knows. This is when 'glitches' may happen.

Unless you save everything as a project you may find .exe's and temp file usage causing some problems because they're not in a specified place. (it happens a lot on Win7 due to admin rights)

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Purplepickle
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Posted: 10th Aug 2011 19:33
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This happens when I run a script that has parts that has been copied and pasted into it from another script.
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Purplepickle
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Posted: 10th Aug 2011 19:33
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This happens when I run a script that has parts that has been copied and pasted into it from another script.
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Purplepickle
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Posted: 10th Aug 2011 19:52
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Wait your right it was because of file complications it didn't do that glitch when I saved it a project...
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WLGfx
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Posted: 10th Aug 2011 23:16
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Now you can get on with programming...

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Posted: 10th Aug 2011 23:21
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^

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Posted: 11th Aug 2011 02:39
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yes
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