06-01-2024, 05:10 PM
(This post was last modified: 06-01-2024, 07:07 PM by AbsoluteBeginner.)
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Hi all.
First I want to ask in principle, that is, without details...
Using the editor, I opened the file "LDClient.sb" from the "client-server" folder, which is located in the "LitDev_v1.2.27.0" archive.
Using code snippets from this file, I created my "Rabbit AI" client file. This file contains fragments of code for communication between the Client and the Server, which I copied from "LDClient.sb" and pasted into “Rabbit AI”.
When I run the example from the archive, everything works fine.
But, if I run my code, a Text Window appears that contains a message:
<>c__DisplayClass31_0.<set_ExitOnClose>b__0 : An object reference does not point to an object instance.
But at the same time, my program works well.
If without details, can you now advise what I can do to eliminate this nuisance?
Thank you.
Hi all.
First I want to ask in principle, that is, without details...
Using the editor, I opened the file "LDClient.sb" from the "client-server" folder, which is located in the "LitDev_v1.2.27.0" archive.
Using code snippets from this file, I created my "Rabbit AI" client file. This file contains fragments of code for communication between the Client and the Server, which I copied from "LDClient.sb" and pasted into “Rabbit AI”.
When I run the example from the archive, everything works fine.
But, if I run my code, a Text Window appears that contains a message:
<>c__DisplayClass31_0.<set_ExitOnClose>b__0 : An object reference does not point to an object instance.
But at the same time, my program works well.
If without details, can you now advise what I can do to eliminate this nuisance?
Thank you.