Warren Sirota

I believe I've identified a small (but frustrating until figured out) bug in mxj.If you put the cursor over the outlet of an mxj object for which no outletAssist is defined, max crashes (the mxj object may have to be one for which some outlet assists are defined but not others - that was my case).

This happens on both Windows and Mac, latest Max version, J2SE5.

I believe I've identified a small (but frustrating until figured out) bug in mxj.If you put the cursor over the outlet of an mxj object for which no outletAssist is defined, max crashes (the mxj object may have to be one for which some outlet assists are defined but not others - that was my case). 

This happens on both Windows and Mac, latest Max version, J2SE5. 

Warren Sirota
http://www.warrensirota.com


minor-mxj-bug

Sorry for the long delay in responding to your message. I can't

reproduce your bug. Do you have a sample java class I could use?

> I believe I've identified a small (but frustrating until figured out) bug in mxj.If you put the cursor over the outlet of an mxj object for which no outletAssist is defined, max crashes (the mxj object may have to be one for which some outlet assists are defined but not others - that was my case).

> This happens on both Windows and Mac, latest Max version, J2SE5.

Sorry for the long delay in responding to your message.  I can't
reproduce your bug.  Do you have a sample java class I could use?

On 5/15/06, Warren Sirota  wrote:
>
> I believe I've identified a small (but frustrating until figured out) bug in mxj.If you put the cursor over the outlet of an mxj object for which no outletAssist is defined, max crashes (the mxj object may have to be one for which some outlet assists are defined but not others - that was my case).
>
> This happens on both Windows and Mac, latest Max version, J2SE5.
>
> Warren Sirota
> http://www.warrensirota.com
>


Minor mxj bug