Hi all,
I also investigated this strange model of my colleagues. This model is
not loadable by neither HP VEE 3.1 nor HP VEE 4.0 under HP-UX. However
when loading it into HP VEE 3.2 the serious error message "detailView
and detailViewInfo both exist." appeared when I want to edit a
UserObject. When viewing this VEE model in ASCII it seems that it is
neither 3.1 format nor 3.2 format. My question now is: Could it be that
the model was affected by opening, editing and saving it on a PC version
of HP VEE ? Does anyone have bad experiences with the compatibility of
VEE models between PC and HP-UX versions of VEE ??
Kind regards,
Arjen Bakker
--
P.A. Bakker
Philips Research Laboratories
P.O. Box WAY-41 Phone : +31 40 2743728
Prof. Holstlaan 4 Fax : +31 40 2744657
5656 AA Eindhoven
The Netherlands mailto:bakkera@natlab.research.philips.com
3.1 format:
----------
#! /usr/lib/veetest/veetest -r
(revision "1.2")
(date "Wed 04/Oct/1995")
(component 0 "ROOTCONTEXT"
(implementation
(component 0 "CONTEXT"
3.2 format:
----------
(saveFormat "2.0")
(date "Thu 08/Apr/1999 11:18:09 METDST")
(veerev "3.2")
(platform "HP9000s700")
(SaveCF no)
(filterNAN 0)
(component 0 ROOTCONTEXT
Philips Nijmegen model:
-----------------------
#! /usr/lib/veetest/veetest -r
(saveFormat "1.2")
(date "Wed 24/Feb/1999")
(SaveCF no)
(filterNAN 0)
(component 0 ROOTCONTEXT
geert van raaij wrote:
>
> Dear VEE-users (and HP of course),
>
> we, at Philips Semiconductors The Netherlands, used VEE v3.12.
> Operating system was Unix 9.xx. Last month we upgraded to VEE v3.21
> under Unix 10.20. Now we have a biiiig problem when opening and/or
> modifying the old VEE v3.12 file within the new VEE 3.21 environment.
>
> At some UserObjects errors occur when trying to open the detailView.
> Opening the same UserObject to PanelView is no problem at all.
> When trying to open the DetailView following message occurs:
>
> Caution:
> Specified active view (unknown) is not present.
>
> After this message I tried to open the DetailView of the UserObject
> Following RED error message occured:
>
> Serious Error!
> Internal Error: detailView and detailViewInfo both exist .....
> Error Number 999
>
> .... the UserObject opened and I noticed that all the connection
> lines between the objects disappeared!! And you're not able to
> connect them again!
>
> I tried all of this also using VEE v5.0; this resulted in (almost)
> the same errors.
>
> I thought vee files were upwards-compatible!
> Can someone help us out here?!
>
> thanks in advance,
>
> Geert van Raaij
> Product Engineer Digital Audio group
> Philips Semiconductors Nijmegen
> The Netherlands
I also investigated this strange model of my colleagues. This model is
not loadable by neither HP VEE 3.1 nor HP VEE 4.0 under HP-UX. However
when loading it into HP VEE 3.2 the serious error message "detailView
and detailViewInfo both exist." appeared when I want to edit a
UserObject. When viewing this VEE model in ASCII it seems that it is
neither 3.1 format nor 3.2 format. My question now is: Could it be that
the model was affected by opening, editing and saving it on a PC version
of HP VEE ? Does anyone have bad experiences with the compatibility of
VEE models between PC and HP-UX versions of VEE ??
Kind regards,
Arjen Bakker
--
P.A. Bakker
Philips Research Laboratories
P.O. Box WAY-41 Phone : +31 40 2743728
Prof. Holstlaan 4 Fax : +31 40 2744657
5656 AA Eindhoven
The Netherlands mailto:bakkera@natlab.research.philips.com
3.1 format:
----------
#! /usr/lib/veetest/veetest -r
(revision "1.2")
(date "Wed 04/Oct/1995")
(component 0 "ROOTCONTEXT"
(implementation
(component 0 "CONTEXT"
3.2 format:
----------
(saveFormat "2.0")
(date "Thu 08/Apr/1999 11:18:09 METDST")
(veerev "3.2")
(platform "HP9000s700")
(SaveCF no)
(filterNAN 0)
(component 0 ROOTCONTEXT
Philips Nijmegen model:
-----------------------
#! /usr/lib/veetest/veetest -r
(saveFormat "1.2")
(date "Wed 24/Feb/1999")
(SaveCF no)
(filterNAN 0)
(component 0 ROOTCONTEXT
geert van raaij wrote:
>
> Dear VEE-users (and HP of course),
>
> we, at Philips Semiconductors The Netherlands, used VEE v3.12.
> Operating system was Unix 9.xx. Last month we upgraded to VEE v3.21
> under Unix 10.20. Now we have a biiiig problem when opening and/or
> modifying the old VEE v3.12 file within the new VEE 3.21 environment.
>
> At some UserObjects errors occur when trying to open the detailView.
> Opening the same UserObject to PanelView is no problem at all.
> When trying to open the DetailView following message occurs:
>
> Caution:
> Specified active view (unknown) is not present.
>
> After this message I tried to open the DetailView of the UserObject
> Following RED error message occured:
>
> Serious Error!
> Internal Error: detailView and detailViewInfo both exist .....
> Error Number 999
>
> .... the UserObject opened and I noticed that all the connection
> lines between the objects disappeared!! And you're not able to
> connect them again!
>
> I tried all of this also using VEE v5.0; this resulted in (almost)
> the same errors.
>
> I thought vee files were upwards-compatible!
> Can someone help us out here?!
>
> thanks in advance,
>
> Geert van Raaij
> Product Engineer Digital Audio group
> Philips Semiconductors Nijmegen
> The Netherlands
we, at Philips Semiconductors The Netherlands, used VEE v3.12.
Operating system was Unix 9.xx. Last month we upgraded to VEE v3.21
under Unix 10.20. Now we have a biiiig problem when opening and/or
modifying the old VEE v3.12 file within the new VEE 3.21 environment.
At some UserObjects errors occur when trying to open the detailView.
Opening the same UserObject to PanelView is no problem at all.
When trying to open the DetailView following message occurs:
Caution:
Specified active view (unknown) is not present.
After this message I tried to open the DetailView of the UserObject
Following RED error message occured:
Serious Error!
Internal Error: detailView and detailViewInfo both exist .....
Error Number 999
.... the UserObject opened and I noticed that all the connection
lines between the objects disappeared!! And you're not able to
connect them again!
I tried all of this also using VEE v5.0; this resulted in (almost)
the same errors.
I thought vee files were upwards-compatible!
Can someone help us out here?!
thanks in advance,
Geert van Raaij
Product Engineer Digital Audio group
Philips Semiconductors Nijmegen
The Netherlands