Hi Richard,
As I said, I understand the idea to bring IDs back into the
"reserved" range stated in the documentation.
But as far as I know (I have just verified), cursors IDs had not
changed since Rev 1.1.1 (the oldest version I have)
So it seems to be a real 2.6.1 novelty :-(
Le 21 oct. 05 à 18:47, Richard Gaskin a écrit :
Eric Chatonet wrote:
All built-in cursors IDs have been changed between Rev 2.6 and 2.6.1.
For instance ID 202619 has been changed for 76 and there is no
numeric relation between the old and the new ones.
This is not important for standalones but is really annoying for
stacks, utilities, plugins, etc.
I believe this change is an effort to bring IDs back into the
"reserved" ranges stated in the docs.
While possible momentarily annoying, this is not the first change
to cursor IDs and is a better choice than the last one. This
change effectively corrects the out-of-range IDs introduced the
last time cursor IDs were changed (v2.5?).
Honoring reserved ID ranges benefits us all. So while some may
need to make one-time changes, just as they did the last time
cursor IDs changed, at least this time we know the cursor IDs will
not conflict with any other IDs outside of the reserved ranges.
--
Richard Gaskin
Best Regards from Paris,
Eric Chatonet.
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