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oskardolch / SteamCAD

2D CAD especially designed to draw steam locomotives
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Invalid mask (unknown reason) #14

Open ghost opened 4 years ago

ghost commented 4 years ago

Actual behavior

All dimensions defined using variables (such as [D], [ft:0]'-[in:f]" x, etc.) shown as ?.

If try edit it SteamCAD just returns warning:

Invalid mask (unknown reason)

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Expected behavior

All dimension variables should work as expected.

oskardolch commented 4 years ago

Does this problem somehow concerns with the issue #15?

ghost commented 4 years ago

Does this problem somehow concerns with the issue #15?

I think, no.

As I remember previous builds of AppImage (built in 2018) works correctly for me

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So, seems like some later changes broke it.

oskardolch commented 4 years ago

I have only accepted one pull request recently, which was basically concerned with readme.md file and some totally source code unrelated issues. So I would wonder if it could break this. But I'll investigate. Sorry for the late answer, I am quite focused on the SteamCAD2 at the moment.

ghost commented 4 years ago

I have only accepted one pull request recently, which was basically concerned with readme.md

Think, issue affected by older commits, as latest AppImage build which I used successfully without such issue was from November 2018.

So, you should check all changes made after https://github.com/oskardolch/SteamCAD/commit/e7efe2de610a8f0a1e495e2c48e751eecda970b2 commit.

oskardolch commented 4 years ago

Well, just to be sure, if you copy the ini files into ~/.SteamCAD folder, does the problem disappear?

ghost commented 4 years ago

if you copy the ini files into ~/.SteamCAD folder, does the problem disappear?

Yes!

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oskardolch commented 4 years ago

So it means that the issue is related to the issue #15. Hopefully probonopd would help us on this. Btw. what OS are you using? Perhaps I would try to simulate it locally.

ghost commented 4 years ago

what OS are you using?

I already mentioned it above

oskardolch commented 4 years ago

Hm, this the same I tested recently and the GNU build system seems to work fine. So let's wait for probonopd, if he has an idea.