0000936: Blank white window replaces gauge display

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0000936

EMStudio

User Interface

public

2015-01-16 22:16

2015-01-18 02:12

Reporter

ToxicGumbo

Assigned To

malcom2073

Priority

high

Severity

major

Reproducibility

always

Status

assigned

Resolution

open

Platform

Microsoft

Windows

OS Version

Product Version

0.0.1-SNAPSHOT

Target Version

Fixed in Version

Summary

0000936: Blank white window replaces gauge display

Description

The gauge display appears as a white, blank, window in hash bb63569bb2c486bb20c13de4cf6e52d32f0be1c6 (aka EMStudioInstaller.amd64.UNSTABLE.2014-08-23_23-46-47.exe) and likely other releases.

Steps To Reproduce

1. Open EMStudio with or without connection to ECU; a black status window will pop up with warning messages (see Additional Information below)
2. Go to the Windows menu of the main interface
3. Choose Gauges
4. Stare deeply into a white field of nothing and contemplate life

Additional Information

The startup error message includes:
file:///C:/Program [^] Files (x86)/EMStudio/dashboards/gauges.qml:3:1 "WarningLabel": no such directory

As a hack, this error can be overruled and the problem "fixed" through the following steps:
1. Edit C:\Program Files (x86)\EMStudio\dashboards\gauges.qml
2. Comment out the CHT overheating warnings:

import "WarningLabel"

and

WarningLabel {
  every
  line
  in
  between
}

Unrelated, but worth noting: despite this being a 64bit build, the program is stored in "Program Files (x86)".

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(0002836) malcom2073 (manager) 2015-01-18 01:32	WarningLabel needs to be added to the build system so it gets installed with the applications. Yeah the installer does not detect 32/64bit for install directory, and installs both (improperly) into the 32bit folder.

(0002837) ToxicGumbo (reporter) 2015-01-18 02:12	Thanks. What is WarningLabel a part of? I didn't find it anywhere in my Windows build, Qt, etc. Does this exist on your Linux build platform? I'm working on cross compiling right now.