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    artmusicstudio
    last edited by 29 Dec 2017, 22:18

    edit 180102:

    what is wrong, when my undo system works perfectly (all operation back & forth) and still the ruby-logfile shows

    "Start(Makro)Ruby operation left open: ........" ???

    i definitely have always paired starts & commits, even with on cancel & on deselect........

    edit 180101:

    is it possible to integrate everything within ONMOUSEMOVE into an operation in ONLBDOWN ?

    i would like to make a line following the mouse after first - point - click, unless second click is done,
    but all this in 1 OPERATION.

    thanx for any help or example ( the line-tool-example has no operation-declared, so it does nor help here).

    stan

    hi,
    i need a small advice.
    i just started to study the sketchup-report and found out, that, althoug i commit operations, i get a reported

    Start(Makro)Ruby operation left open

    how can i avoid this and "close" the tool in a proper way ?

    i found this text in the internet, but must confess, that i do not understand it...

    .....................

    When enabled (true):

    * Ruby Console now warns about Ruby operations left open. Leaving

    operations open is typically a bad practice. We are warning developers

    that they should try to find a different way of doing what they want to do.

    * Ruby Console now warns when a user tries to create a nested operation.

    Starting a new operation while one is still open is a bad practice. We

    would like developers to be more aware that they are doing this so that

    they can fix their code.

    .....................

    thanx for helping!!!!

    with best wishes for 2018
    stan

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