SaveUndo() seems broken in v1.9.9.5 ?

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SaveUndo() seems broken in v1.9.9.5 ?

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Hello David,
I just installed the v1.9.9.5 version over the v1.9.8.3, and the macro
SaveUndo() command doesn't seem to work anymore. I'm under WinXP Pro SP2, running as Administrator, if that's matter.
Is it a known bug ?
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Jean-Louis,
Yes, it is broken due to a silly mistake I made. I'll post a minor update with this fixed sometime during the coming weekend. Thanks for pointing out the problem.
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Post by oneto »

DPlotAdmin wrote:Jean-Louis,
Yes, it is broken due to a silly mistake I made. I'll post a minor update with this fixed sometime during the coming weekend. Thanks for pointing out the problem.
I'm unable to see any effect of the option "Initially turn symbols off/lines on", but I never tried top use it before... Would that also be linked?
Thanks for your prompt reply,
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Aarrgggghhh. No, that's a completely separate problem. :roll:

... which is now fixed.

What this should do: Every time you exit DPlot, line and symbol styles get saved to dplot.ini. If you don't have that option checked, then new XY plots will use the symbol styles that were saved. If you DO have that option checked, then the symbol style for new XY plots is set to 'None' and if the default line style is 'None' it is forced to solid lines. This might be important for users who frequently produce graphs containing symbols but also frequently produce graphs with many thousands of points (for which you most likely don't want symbols). The option is effectively broken, though, because symbol styles aren't correctly written to dplot.ini so they'll always be 'None' for new plots whether that option is checked or not.

Thanks again for pointing out a problem.
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