Closed Kugelblitz360 closed 10 months ago
Hmm... I may need more info on this one.
I did try changing the date format in Windows and I did not trigger the issue. I also have a region date format of DD/MM/YYYY and had no problems parsing... so I wonder what is triggering it.
Could you please elaborate the steps that lead into the problem? -I gathered that you have German regional settings from the other issue.
Is there any way I can provide more info? Any logging?
Not likely, unfortunately there is not much logging in this app. I refer to more detailed repro steps -what is the date of the game when you start, where you click, and when the error happens -or maybe if it happens in other operations, etc.
Ok, if you (or anyone else reading) has any input or further info on how to repro this issue, feel free to post it. I will be happy to nail this one down.
This seems to be related to the "Last Played" Date. If none is set, I do not get the error message.
That is a very good hint... how does the failing date look like in the gamelist xml? The normal release dates I have are stored like
but I haven no lastplayed in my sample. It is not editable in the app from what I see, and when read it is parsed like
Edt_LastPlayed.Text:= FormatDateTime('dd/mm/yyyy hh:mm:ss' , ISO8601ToDate( aGame.ReleaseDate ) )
which hints that the lastplayed date should have been in ISO 8601 format. So it looks like the one you have is not. How did you get that lastplayed date generated?
Generated by Batocera (EmulationStation fork)
<path>./James Bond 007 - Licence to Kill.zip</path>
<name>007: Licence to Kill</name>
<desc>A "James Bond" action/arcade game based on the movie with the same name. Your aim is to avenge the death of Felix Leiter, who was killed by the drug baron Sanchez.
Technically the game consists of several different vertical scrolling action sequences. In each stage you must fly, drive or walk through a preset terrain. While doing that, you have to shoot enemies, avoid their shots and collect items (mainly ammunition). Some levels rely more on shooting, while others test your reflexes.</desc>
<image>./images/James Bond 007 - Licence to Kill-image.png</image>
<video>./videos/James Bond 007 - Licence to Kill-video.mp4</video>
<marquee>./images/James Bond 007 - Licence to Kill-marquee.png</marquee>
<thumbnail>./images/James Bond 007 - Licence to Kill-thumb.png</thumbnail>
<rating>0.45</rating>
<releasedate>19890101T000000</releasedate>
<developer>Domark</developer>
<publisher>Quixel</publisher>
<genre>Action</genre>
<players>1</players>
<playcount>1</playcount>
<lastplayed>20210209T135123</lastplayed>
<md5>aed105f162e6bbf98a6b31dcbd87d1ef</md5>
<gametime>152</gametime>
<lang>en</lang>
</game>
After clicking on "More Infos"
Perfect repro! Thanks! On it.
Oh wow... it was in front of me even in this thread... I even pasted the code with the bug! It was taking the release date instead of the last played date for the conversion!. After fixing it, it no longer triggers the error for the game you passed me and shows the last played date correctly. I will be publishing a patch shortly.
The patch is public, as GameList Editor 2023.12. Looks like you uncovered a long living bug in the app... now squashed. I did not want to call it 2024 due to being just a single word change from the previous one (no kidding) and it would take far more time to change all labels to 2024 across languages, etc.
THANK YOU!
Thank you for reporting it :). And happy new year!
When I try to get additional info on a game, apparently the format of date that the scraper in Emustation uses causes a problem. Also I get a warning that hashing the file could take some time.