sms_Checker

[serranolucas475]

How weird then! I'll see the problem later, I'm configuring GT22CW eng right now, thanks for reporting the line where the error originates!:Frío:

[serranolucas475]

well ged, I think I found the problem, in lines 607 and 611, there was a code in which I had 5 curve points instead of 3 lol. And I'll upload it back to the archive library thanks for reporting that code error

Cheers,
Lucas

[slipperman]

Hi Lucas,
I've sent you a Private Message.

Cheers,
Ged

[slipperman]

Hi All,
v5 of sms_Checker is now available from the library.
Several checks on the CurvePoints sections have been added (thanks, Lucas, for prompting me to include this facility ) together with one bug fix (which nobody reported!!).
Details are in the updated full readme.

Cheers,
Ged

[slipperman]

Hi All,
I need to offer my sincere apologies to all users of sms_Checker.


V5.0 of sms_checker contains a serious bug (which was also in V4.0) so I have arranged to temporarily withdraw it from the library.


Some erroneous error message are shown when checking that the number of .wav files entered is equal to the number shown against the 'File' parameter.
The result is that if 'Fix' is used to correct the non-existent errors, an error is introduced. I hope that makes sense!!


Cheers,
Ged

[derekmorton]

Thanks Ged.

I always remember:-

The person who never made a mistake, never made anything.

[slipperman]

Hi All,
I've attempted to get sms_Checker removed from the library, but without success.

Once again, I offer my apologies, but can promise that a fixed v5.1 will be available in the not too distant future. In the meantime, if you use v5.0 please be aware that some 'error' messages are incorrect and I recommend that you do not use the 'Fix' option but manually check the file/s and correct them where necessary.

Cheers,
Ged

[slipperman]

Hi All,
sms_Checker v5.1 is now available from the library.

The main change has been the bug fix but some cosmetic changes have been made to some error messages to make them a little more self-explanatory!

More details are in the revised full readme.

Cheers,
Ged