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Regarding this: https://www.sapien.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=12927 The same happens to me I replicated it by making and then undoing a lot of changes, perhaps a dozen lines of code. I saved and ran, I got an error: Microsoft VBScript compilation error: Invalid character The invalid text is not...

Thanks Brittney, any news on when we can expect a fix?

PrimalScript v7.4.116 080818_x64 On Windows 10 x64 Problem also occurred on v7.4.115 071418 x64 but not on v7.4.111 022418 x64 Randomly crashes. Editing a VBS file as part of a PWS workspace file. Sometimes crashes during editing, sometimes during run, not predictable, but always withing a few minut...

Hi PrimalScript v7.0.53 x64 I have a script that creates a large log file, which I open in PS while it's being constructed. The automatic reload function doesn't happen regularly enough for me, so I use the "reload file" option accessible by right clicking on the filename tab. I would prefer a ribbo...

Possibly, although no other symptoms present.Please let me know when the new build is available.Thanks for your help.Cheers James

No, I opened a file, closed it and closed PXML, still no key created.New EXE doesn't crash when loading start page manually or onstartup.Popups are:Build Path(2)Check File(2)Open Start Page(2)Load RecentLoad Installed AppsLoad RSSLoad HTML Brackets refer to difference between manual and onstartup lo...

No such key!

I start XML without the startpage and then run it manually. A whole bunch of popups this time:Build Path2Check File 2Open Start Page 2Load Recent3 second pauseCrash. No doubt you're pretty happy with that!Cheers James

No new popups. Splash screen and crash notification window. I don't need to enable the start page, just trying to open it from the menu causes the crash.CheersJames

Also, I noticed that it seems to oddly format tags when empty.IE: <line></line> reformats to <line/> when show closing tags is disabled (the default setting). Empty tags are there for a reason so it doesn't make sense to alter them like this. Any reason why?