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ReedN Wizard
Joined: 04 Jan 2006 Posts: 1279 Location: Portland, Oregon
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Posted: Sat Jan 31, 2009 7:34 pm
[3.03a] Issues changing from "Program Files" directory to another location |
Recently I changed from having my data in the C:\Program Files\CMudPro\Achaea directory to having in an alternate location. I reinstalled CMudPro telling it to use my D: drive as the location of the data files. I also copied my data and placed it in the new location. It worked fine except for the fact that I noticed it has two map objects open in the Settings Editor root level. I looked at both and determined that it was opening one from my new data location and one from my old data location. I unselected "autoload on session start" and deleted the map from my Settings Editor". The next time I opened Cmud it was there again. It wouldn't stop auto-loading the old one even though I had told it to and deleted it from the Settings Editor. Next I tried to delete the old directory. I was unable to delete them while Cmud was running because it was actively using the map along with some other settings files. Upon closing the program and deleting them I finally got it to stop autoloading the map.
Apparently even if Cmud is set to use a location other than Program Files, if it finds files in there it will use them. |
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Vijilante SubAdmin
Joined: 18 Nov 2001 Posts: 5182
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Posted: Sun Feb 01, 2009 10:08 pm |
This likely is caused by CMud storing an absolute path for the map files. The old code from zMud would record an absolute path if you loaded the session, opened the mapper window with CTRL-M, then selected File|Open from the mapper window and opened a different map.
This was stored in the .pkg in prior versions. The pertinent entry from my package is found in the config table and reads
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pid=60|id=294|parent=0|valint=|valstr=C:\CMUD\Achaea\Room.mdb |
The bug is that the entry isn't being removed when conversion is completed. |
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