This push adds a permission denied error and checking during the process call.
Why adding this ? Well in my quest of using this SDK also with X-Plane I noticed that X-Plane is quite picky in terms of who is sending messages to the UIPCMAIN windowinfact I was getting IPC SendMessage failed all retries code : 12 error.
As you imagine I didn't gave up because as per XPUIPC documentation you can connect to X-Plane using the same code as you use to connect with ESP platform, so I started testing and digging into the code.
I noticed a DWORD error 5was returned from the SendMessateTimeout() so a quick look to
System Error Codes Table
cleared the situation.
I run some more connection tests with XP and these are the results :
| Admin | Non Admin | Results |
| ----------- | ----------- | ----------- |
| Smartcars | X-Plane | Test OK |
| X-Plane | Smartcars | Test NOT OK |
*NOTE: when both on the same privileges level it works as expected
So based on these results I've added a permission error code so that future Devs can have a direct idea of why the SendMessageTimeout()
This push adds a permission denied error and checking during the process call.
Why adding this ? Well in my quest of using this SDK also with X-Plane I noticed that X-Plane is quite picky in terms of who is sending messages to the
UIPCMAIN windowinfact I was gettingIPC SendMessage failed all retries code : 12error.As you imagine I didn't gave up because as per XPUIPC documentation you can connect to X-Plane using the same code as you use to connect with ESP platform, so I started testing and digging into the code.
I noticed a
DWORD error 5was returned from theSendMessateTimeout()so a quick look to System Error Codes Table cleared the situation.I run some more connection tests with XP and these are the results :
So based on these results I've added a permission error code so that future Devs can have a direct idea of why the
SendMessageTimeout()