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Originally Posted by TomSelleck
I have read the entire thread. I am still getting an error when launching NS:
ns04master
CrumbSymbol is not numeric:
c:\Program Files\Network Stumbler\CIcons\blue.gif
Mappoint support deactivated.
I have MapPoint 2006 installed.
I am using the scripts from the 2007-01-20 zip. I extracted them to the c:\program files\network stumbler folder. I created a CIcons subfolder. Where do I get the files that go in the CIcons folder?
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Um... let me guess, you didn't think to examine your CrumbSymbol setting? And check whether or not it was numeric? BTW, post #1 mentions Icons, you should take another look at it.
Just for the less clueful, I've added a new feature: it checks all used settings and makes sure that they're mostly valid. So TomSelleck's error should be more like this:
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Error: The following setting in "C:\Program Files\Network Stumbler\ns04settings.vbs" is invalid:
CrumbSymbol, "C:\Program Files\Network Stumbler\Cicons\blue.gif", seems to be of type "String" but it needs to be a small (<256) nonnegative number.
Mappoint support deactivated.
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If there's a clearer way to word this, let me know.
A few of the oddball ones (e.g. UseThreading has a range of -2 to 2) aren't checked very well, and I'm not sure how much checking is worthwhile. Some of the files have relative paths, and some have absolute paths - I wasn't sure whether to check the scripts folder or NetStumbler's folder. Maybe in the future I'll have it check both for files that need to exist (e.g. ns04events.vbs) to reduce copies. Or maybe not. Any preferences?
There's another feature: if there's a file named
ns04immed.vbs in the scripts folder, it'll be executed when Scanning is enabled or disabled (i.e. press the triangle or type Ctrl+B). This may be useful if the script is running and you want to take advantage of something or stop doing some processing without entirely clearing any "dictionaries" in memory.
There were several minor bugs that I somehow missed - feel free to compare if you'd like.
The attached file had
9 downloads before I pulled it from post #1. No telling how many more there will be.