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Movin’ Right Along

The other day, I mentioned I found a bug:

And then last night, or perhaps it was in the wee early hours this morning, I discovered another bug I need to fix. Basically, it limits logins to one user per computer. For a lot of people that probably isn’t even an issue. But, if anyone has a spouse or someone they share a computer with, and they both want an account, it becomes a problem.

That’s fixed now.

Or, I should say it is hopefully fixed now. There are two areas I have to test. The first has been tested and the fix holds true. The second hasn’t been tested yet. That part involves the timeout feature, so I need to wait until it actually times out in order to be sure. But, I’m reasonably sure if the new code works for the other part, it will also work for the timeout. That’s something I’ll probably confirm tomorrow, when I can leave the window open in the background while doing something else. I’d do it now, but I plan to be in bed before the timeout would occur.

Yesterday, I mentioned something else

And now it occurs to me that I may be able to make a small change to it to make it a bit easier too. Hmmm… I think I’ll go test that…

That’s done too. Did that one last night after posting that.

Next up is the “complex” changes I need to make. The thinking and planning may be more complex than the actual coding. That’s a bit of a hold-up, as I want to do it right. It’s more or less getting the concept down. From there, the implementation should be relatively easy.

Also, today I thought of another new idea. Just need to figure out how to do it…

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Comment by dcr
2010-07-22 21:44:46

The fix works on the timeout feature too. Yay!

 
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