I have an “Open audio file” menu entry, triggered by a command, and I made it return “false” when the user tries to open an unsupported (or bogus) file.
However, when doing that, I run into the following assertion, in juce_ApplicationCommandTarget.cpp, line 72 (version 2.0.27) :
jassert (success); // hmm - your target should have been able to perform this command. If it can’t
// do it at the moment for some reason, it should clear the ‘isActive’ flag when it
// returns the command’s info.
I understand the logic behind this, but what should I do in this case ?
The return value just indicates whether or not you processed the command (which you did). It’s not there to report whether whatever you did was successful or not.
OK. I thought that was somewhat related to the undo stack (and that unsuccessful commands would not be stored inthe stack) but I see there’s another mechanism for that.
Thanks.
BTW in my company, we pay a WHOLE LOT of money for msdn (including support) and managing to get replies to questions I did submit through Microsoft support takes ages… It’s amazing how fast you (and others) reply in this forum. Thanks for the GREAT library and for the support, too !
