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Error : invalid plugin libary
Error : invalid plugin libary What This?
Ha valaki tud magyarul az írjon már mert akkor kitárgyalhatnánk ezt a programot |
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First of all, welcome to DriverHeaven
![]() Where are you getting this error? What have you done that caused it to occur?
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dsp Plugin Adding Sorry im not speak english!!! :-)
Last edited by martilaki; Feb 10, 2005 at 02:15 PM. |
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Improving Dane (multiple instances, copy&paste, error correction)
I get the same error. I started programming filters with Dane. When programming, I reuse the code I made before if it can be used. It saves time. I want to copy&paste the code. I often copied and pasted code from a line a plugin to another line in the same plugin. It works perfectly. So it seems that you can copy code from the Dane editor and paste in the same editor. It works with single letters to multiple lines.
A problem arises if I want to copy code from one plugin to another. I can't open two Dane editors at the same time . Also, I can't copy from a Dane editor, close it, open the editor for another file and paste because the window need to stay open for the pasted text to stay in memory. I tried to copy the code from Dane in a text editor, close Dane, open the other plugin with Dane and paste the code from the text editor into Dane. It seems to work. I can save and Dane doens't find errors while saving. But if I try to register the plugin, the error message "Error: invalid plugin library" appears. I think the text pasting to Dane from the external editor adds end of line characters (or atleast an invisible characters) that are not supposed to be there. It's what I think because I've been able to copy singles lines of code without problems. The problem always occurs while copying multiple lines at the same time. So I'd like to request some improvements to Dane. It would make programming efforts easier. Here are the [color=white]improvements[/color] I would like to put on the to do list of the project. I don't know how easily it can be coded. [color=yellow]-Open multiple instances of Dane at once.[/color] [color=yellow]-Have the possibility to copy code from one Dane window to another. [/color][color=yellow]-If a character that causes errors (end of line or whatever causes the problem) is present when you save or update the microcode, the error detection routine that detects error in the code corrects the file by removing this unwanted character.[/color] [color=yellow]I hope my explanations will help improve the driver even further . It would certainly help me code in Dane with less frustration.[/color] Keep up the good work. I'm really impressed by the possibilities the kx driver opened in term of tweakability of the DSP. ![]() Update : there was a mistake in my code. That's why it would not register. I would still like to be able to open more than one instance of Dane and be able to copy&paste between them. It would also be nice to have a window that can be resized. That would also be a good addition to Dane. Last edited by Tril; Mar 5, 2005 at 01:49 AM. |
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I agree, I would like to see enhancements to the Dane editor such as those suggested by Tril as well.
On a side note, that is not the only cause of the "invalid plugin libary" error. Dll problems (i.e. missing dll's) can also cause this error (unrelated to copy/paste stuff). Also, I mentioned this in another thread, but if any of the kX developers read this, you may noctice that "library" in the above error is mis-spelled.
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Just thought I would add (thanks to Max M. for pointing this out in another post) that a new line needs to be after 'end' or you will get this error as well, and as Tril stated, it would be nice if the editor itself could check for things like this, and make the corrections if necessary, when saving the file, etc.
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