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BUG: E-Prime crashes when deleting the SessionProc [40220]

Updated September 27, 2023 18:47

This article applies to:

E-Prime 3.0

Symptoms

A crash occurs when the SessionProc is deleted from an E-Prime experiment.

Detail

The SessionProc should not be deleted as it is the root object of all E-Prime experiments. However, if it happens to be deleted, then an experiment will crash when "E-Run Test" is clicked. When the experiment is reopened, the User Script will be missing, and E-Studio may exhibit some unexpected behaviors.

Workaround

Do not delete the SessionProc from an experiment.

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RELEASE INFO: Known Issues in E-Prime 3.0 [27789]

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