Do you have a sample scenario/model where I can reproduce this?

For ajax calls you need to use JSONP to avoid XSS blocking.

@fuzzybro said:

So I have identical inst3 transformations for both selected and deselected cases but inst1 and inst2 transformations are different in case of inst3 being selected and deselected.

You say selected, but do you mean open?
Selection doesn't affect transformation at all.

What code are you using to get the transformation of inst1 and 2 when inst3 is open?

I'm not sure if I fully understand your setup and exactly what code you are using at the given time.

@tig said:

should do it, even with strings containing non-ASCII characters

Interesting - split uses regex functions, which is to an extent in Ruby 1.8 aware of Unicode.

Don't be shy - it'll be great! Dig into it! Only way to learn. I make myself look silly every day. (Trust me!)

@jiminy-billy-bob said:

Whow, only 24h and already $400 !

$500 - goal reached - and 29 days left.

What happens when it reaches $500? Does it stop? Or does it keep going for 30 days?

That is strange. I need to look into that.

I would recommend you use Dan suggestions as it's always correct. You example will fail when you feed it a string that's over 100 characters. And it's not a good practice to give out of range values.

@glro said:

i downloaded and installed you plugin an TT_Lib_v2.8.3.rbz
but then, when sketchup was launched, a message said i have to download TT_Lib2-2.8.0.rbz
so i uninstalled TT_Lib_v2.8.3.rbz and installed TT_Lib2-2.8.0.rbz

Whaaat?
You shouldn't need to downgrade. Are you on Windows by any chance?
Maybe you ended up with some files in VirtualStore...
How did you install it?

Do you use GitHub / BitBucket?

Regarding pumping messages, I have a system working quite well in SKUI. https://github.com/thomthom/SKUI

I guess the bridge itself could be an interesting mini-framework to extract from that project. A Ruby class that subclass the UI::WebDialog class, cleaning up some of the cross compatibility issues on the Ruby side, then a JS script, or HTML builderplate that implement the communication with Ruby. That will enable JS to Ruby communication on OSX that doesn't drop messages - and Ruby and JS objects are converted seamlessly. You can even call JS functions from Ruby and get their return value.

Yea, I realized that after posting. I've logged a bug internally.

I can reproduce this.

And I just downloaded 0.32 from the Plugin Store but it alerts me about a new version...

Is it just the Win32 API dependency that makes this Windows only?

@jiminy-billy-bob said:

• Fix bugsplat when deleteing/purging layers with Outliner opened

Doh! I was just about to look at this.

Can you PM me the old version that crashed? I'd like to have a look at it.
(Also, what did you do to avoid the crash?)

@kurtklingbeil said:

Is there an easy/correct way to force a re-install of TT_lib2?

First of all, check the Virtual Store which I mentioned in my previous post. If there is anything there it is likely to mess things up.

Then, once you have ensured there is no Virtual Store files, then you close all instances of SketchUp and then remove the TT_Lib2 files.

After that you have a clean slate and you can install the RBZ via Preferences > Extensions - or use the Extension Warehouse.