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additive

Germany
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Posted - 10/07/2008 :  06:12:00 AM  Show Profile  Edit Topic  Reply with Quote  View user's IP address  Delete Topic

Hello,

when starting a dialog via OriginC, I get the following error message displayed in the script window (Origin8 SR2, B891):

Error: string ID=-1 from DLL C:\xyz\USERFILESV8\CUSTOMER\DIALOGRESOURCEFILES does not match any dialog item ID


DIALOGRESOURCEFILES is the name of the DLL containing the resources as well as a subdirectory in the CUSTOMER folder.

How can I avoid this error message? Our customer doesn't want to see the script window popping up only because of this error message.

How can I surpress the script window popping up in general?
LT_execute("type.showScript(0)"); doesn't work very well because other applications of the windows task bar will become active for a short time.

Thanks,

Michael Schaum

eparent

118 Posts
Posted - 10/17/2008 :  4:47:13 PM  Show Profile  Edit Reply  Reply with Quote  View user's IP address  Delete Reply
quote:
Originally posted by additive

when starting a dialog via OriginC, I get the following error message displayed in the script window (Origin8 SR2, B891):

Error: string ID=-1 from DLL C:\xyz\USERFILESV8\CUSTOMER\DIALOGRESOURCEFILES does not match any dialog item ID



Hello,

This message appears when a dialog item/control is not found by Origin's DDK. At this time I am not sure if your dialog is at fault or if your dialog has exposed a bug in Origin's DDK. I will need to look into this some more. Can you check the IDs of your dialog controls?

To suppress the message I believe that the message should only appear when the LabTalk system variable, @BD, is set to 1. This variable is set to zero by default. Are you setting it to 1?
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