Execute and Wait can not be edited

[cobian]

Works fine here. The edition changes where done in the Filters, not in the events (those are untouched)

[Todd]

It worked for me for a while, then stopped. Now clicking edit is the same as clicking add, except it overwrites the event.

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[cobian]

This is the link to 1.0.0.

Install it in a sandbox and you will see that the behaviour in the Events tabs never has been changed.

https://files.cobiansoft.com/programs/crSetup-1.0.0.exe

[Todd]

The interface crashes when I try to save a new task.

But if I try to edit the event before saving the task, there is no symptom change.

Also, I am working a a Reflector 2.6.00, Windows 10 Pro 22H2 machine remotely at a customer site. It has the same issue.

[cobian]

Nothing has changed in the event part of the UI. Delete all events to see if it saves without problems.

[Todd]

Nothing has changed in the event part of the UI. Delete all events to see if it saves without problems.

I did several times. No symptom change.

I do not know how your code initializes variables, but this reminds me of the old days when I forgot to initialize my variables and got some really weird random things happening. The variable contained whatever trash was at its address in memory. I almost tore all my hair out. Why did things change every time I ran the same code??? Raku initializes everything to Nil. So I do not have to be so carefull, but I initialize them anyway out of habit. Maybe there is an uninitialized variable causing this? Did I just date myself?

[Todd]

I am remotely working on a customer's Cobian Reflector at the moment. I upgraded her from 1.3.0 to 2.6.00. No symptom change on either

[Todd]

No symptom change under 2.6.500

[cobian]

Nothing has changed in the event part of the UI

[Todd]

I am remotely logged into another customer's computer. W10-22H2 Pro, Reflector 2.6.50. And guess what. It is working correctly:.

This sure feels like an uninitialized variable!

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