Hi,
Some more information on this.
If I delete the Text counter object from the group that gets exported
the it will output many more images (once it actually did all 500)
before stopping. Doing this it will just continue forever, e.g. Most
of the time I don't get the error dialog and mouseUp handler never
exits.
I looked at the system activity monitor and found that 1.68 GB OUT of
my 2 GB was allocated to RunRev, so I guess it really is leaking!
I also tried storing the image into a variable instead of a file and
get the same problems.
Not sure what else to try? Would be interesting to find out why it
works on your system and not mine or Ian's. Anyone what to try this
on their system? Haven't tried this at all under Windows.
Thanks a lot and All the Best
Dave
Hi,
Mac OS X 10.4.8, MacBook Pro 2.16GHz Core Duo, 2GB RAM
Ok, are you using the standard RunRev IDE and not running anything
other that the standard RunRev stuff?
I set the fill color via the Property Inspector, not via a script,
not sure if that would make a difference. I have removed all fill
colors and I still get the error when writing file number 289. I've
also tried making the object/rectangle smaller, still stops on file 289.
Then I tried adding a wait .25 seconds after the export operation,
same problem.
I then replaced the repeat statement like this:
repeat with x = (1 + 288 to (tNum + 288)
And it still gave an error on 289!
I then tried (300) to (tNum + 300) and got the error on file 608!
Then 290 to (tNum + 290), the error occurred on file 298.
This is very strange problem! It happens every time on my system and
Ian appears to have had the same problem too. would be good to track
why it works ok on yours.
All the Best
Dave
on mouseUp
local tNum
local twID
local tFol
local tDest
put the colorNames into tColors --< NEW
put 500 into tNum
put the windowID of this stack into twID
put "/Users/rg/Desktop/untitled folder/" into tFol
set the defaultfolder to tFol
repeat with x = 1 to tNum
if the mouse is down then
exit to top
end if
put x & ".png" into tDest
put x into fld "counter"
set the backgroundColor of grp 1 to any line of tColors --< NEW
export snapshot from grp 1 to file tDest as PNG
end repeat
answer "Done!"
end mouseUp
Then I added a graphic in case there was something specific to that
object type, changing the color of the graphic instead of the
group. Same good result.
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