Hey, bokauk
Thanks for reporting these issues, it's a great help!
I definitely did not know of these issues, I have added them to the tracked issues at https://bitbucket.org/eliotvu/ue-explorer/issues
1. Yes it doesn't need the stream to be open(this is a bug
) objects are already streamed to the memory upon package loading but with the exception of objects whom are unknown or only deserialized on demand which is either triggered by explicit programmatic tasks or viewing the object in the UI, so for this reason the file stream is left open although I definitely should have made it close and re-open on demand. So this was sort of expected except for not closing on tab closing.
2. I believe this is indicated in the log.txt not sure if it works in the public build. Regardless I'll add an identification for it.
3. Weird, I even checked 1.1 which has the same bug, I swear I've opened them successfully on debug builds several times, oh well will have a look at the source of this bug.
No problem. Thanks for reporting these issues!
Thanks for reporting these issues, it's a great help!
I definitely did not know of these issues, I have added them to the tracked issues at https://bitbucket.org/eliotvu/ue-explorer/issues
1. Yes it doesn't need the stream to be open(this is a bug
) objects are already streamed to the memory upon package loading but with the exception of objects whom are unknown or only deserialized on demand which is either triggered by explicit programmatic tasks or viewing the object in the UI, so for this reason the file stream is left open although I definitely should have made it close and re-open on demand. So this was sort of expected except for not closing on tab closing.2. I believe this is indicated in the log.txt not sure if it works in the public build. Regardless I'll add an identification for it.
3. Weird, I even checked 1.1 which has the same bug, I swear I've opened them successfully on debug builds several times, oh well will have a look at the source of this bug.
No problem. Thanks for reporting these issues!