Drivers missing

[Dean Roddey]

That's way too big, some something has gone awry there. I don't have anything like that. Is there somewhere you can put it that I can download it?

[zra]

That's way too big, some something has gone awry there. I don't have anything like that. Is there somewhere you can put it that I can download it?

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Try this.

[Dean Roddey]

OK, I got it.

[zra]

OK, I got it.

Thanks Dean. 

Now that you've brought that to my attention, it makes me think, if you remember back a month or so ago I complained of slowness in in the interface editor, that it's probably related. 

Let me know what you discover.

[Dean Roddey]

It may be. I just sent it back to you. It's about 500K now. Some of that stuff I was going to have the installer remove, but haven't done that yet. There's stuff in there that was, in 5.x, moved out to separate files. I've just let it there as an ultimate backup in case some issue was found with that change. Obviously at this point it's worked, so I can have the installer remove that stuff.

A lot of it was just free space, which I would have thought the installer would have removed. I'll have to check that.

[zra]

Crap. I was just working on some stuff. A macro and an Gen HTTP Listener along with a var driver field and trigger event

Is this going to require me to redo that stuff?

[Dean Roddey]

Well, the variable driver will go back to what it was just before you sent me the repo. The other stuff is all external files and won't be affected. So you may have to add the driver driver field back in again.

[zra]

Well, the variable driver will go back to what it was just before you sent me the repo. The other stuff is all external files and won't be affected. So you may have to add the driver driver field back in again.

Cool. Easy. Ok, Here I go.

[zra]

Ok. All fixed up.

The problem I was having last night is no more.

No need to extend the wait time as I think that's just bandaging over the problem. IMHO.

Is there anything that I did to make that file get so large? Any advice there?

[Dean Roddey]

It shouldn't be able to grow that much. When the installer runs, it always creates a new file, reading in and copying all of the items from the existing one, thus compacting the data. I'll have to see how that could have happened.