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Bug: = in term name causes Unload Unused Languages At runtime to remove things
3 years 8 months ago #4277
by UltraRat
Bug: = in term name causes Unload Unused Languages At runtime to remove things was created by UltraRat
If there is any term that uses an "=" equal sign in the name, the unloading unused languages code will parse that incorrectly on reading in the cached version.
I worked around this by setting Export_Language_to_Cache and Import_Language_from_Cache to use something longer and more like the rest of i2's conventions instead of just an "=" to separate term name and language value.
I worked around this by setting Export_Language_to_Cache and Import_Language_from_Cache to use something longer and more like the rest of i2's conventions instead of just an "=" to separate term name and language value.
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3 years 7 months ago #4290
by Frank
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Replied by Frank on topic Bug: = in term name causes Unload Unused Languages At runtime to remove things
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3 years 7 months ago #4291
by UltraRat
Replied by UltraRat on topic Bug: = in term name causes Unload Unused Languages At runtime to remove things
FYI The fix is probably a bit more complicated than my first post implied. After a bit more testing we found that iOS and xbox one was not always deleting the old cache files. So it might need to be versioned if a format change happens.
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