Title says it all, but here it is a bit more unpacked.
How to see the problem:
Open a project
Click on a package (package window pops up)
Move the packageWindow over to the side
Click on another package in the projectWindow
Result: Existing packageWindow goes away, a new packageWindow does not appear.
I did a little debugging but quickly hit a wall. Turns out that in the above scenario, when you click on the 2nd package, the "lock" returned by activeProject.getLock()here is null.
I tried a few things blindly (not understanding all of this) such as activeProject.refreshData() before getLock(). Though that didn't work, I was able to see this error in the console: Electron Helper[89990:5469284] Couldn't set selectedTextBackgroundColor from default ()
daggerhart
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7 years ago
Title says it all, but here it is a bit more unpacked.
How to see the problem:
Result: Existing packageWindow goes away, a new packageWindow does not appear.
I did a little debugging but quickly hit a wall. Turns out that in the above scenario, when you click on the 2nd package, the "lock" returned by
activeProject.getLock()here is null.I tried a few things blindly (not understanding all of this) such as
activeProject.refreshData()beforegetLock(). Though that didn't work, I was able to see this error in the console:Electron Helper[89990:5469284] Couldn't set selectedTextBackgroundColor from default ()