@DJ I get this repeating error message when I use object recognition and the smart variable watcher at the same time?
Camera: Camera Control Error: System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
at System.Windows.Forms.Control.MarshaledInvoke(Control caller, Delegate method, Object[] args, Boolean synchronous)
at System.Windows.Forms.Control.Invoke(Delegate method, Object[] args)
at System.Windows.Forms.Control.Invoke(Delegate method)
at SmartVariableWatcher.FormMain.updateVariable(String var, Object val, Int32 index) in C:\My Documents\SVN\Developer - Controls\In Production\Smart Variable Watcher\MY_PROJECT_NAME\FormMain.cs:line 114
at SmartVariableWatcher.FormMain.VariableManager_OnVariableChanged(String variableName, Object value, Int32 index) in C:\My Documents\SVN\Developer - Controls\In Production\Smart Variable Watcher\MY_PROJECT_NAME\FormMain.cs:line 49
at ARC.Scripting.VariableManager.CreateVariableArray[T](String variableName, T[] values)
at ARC.UCForms.FormCameraDevice.e1kjzfBldLE(List`1 )
at ARC.UCForms.FormCameraDevice.hx2jzJhVodF()
The smart variable watcher is the error - not the camera. The smart variable watcher intercepts variable events. While it's useful for debugging, it can cause errors and performance problems when used. I can take a look but there's probably not much I can do. Probably the best idea is to have a smart variable watcher that allows you to select what variables to watch. That way it isn't showing the entire variable stack.
It is not a major problem and it does not interfere as far as I can tell. The interesting thing is that if I use the normal variable watcher I dont get any errors.
Yah I was gonna say the original watcher probably Won’t give this errors. It’s cause the smart one works differently. I’ll take a look and see anyway. I’m not a fan of errors