TTime and Vista

[rc3002]

DoesTTime support vista?
I downloaded it, and after the first time the program worked, it
refuses to work again and I had to reinstall the program each time I
need it. Moreover, when trying to save a schedule - the program
crashes.

[Ohad Lutzky]

Hello,

I've been informed that ttime does support vista, although I don't use it myself. Please modify the ttime_win.bat file in the following way: Change the last line from:
ruby-win\bin\ruby bin\ttime --win32-hack
to
ruby-win\bin\ruby -v bin\ttime --win32-hack

And paste the output here.

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Ohad Lutzky

[Goldfish]

I also have the same problem.
TTime worked for a while and now when I open it, it blinks for a
second and closes.

I did what you asked from the first guy and here is the output:

C:\Users\Noa\Technion\TTime\ttime-0.91>ttime_win.bat
ruby 1.8.6 (2007-09-24 patchlevel 111) [i386-mswin32]
Warning: $KCODE is NONE.
./lib/ttime/gui/main_window.rb:796: warning: `*' interpreted as
argument prefix
C:/Users/Noa/Technion/TTime/ttime-0.91/ruby-win/lib/ruby/site_ruby/1.8/
libglade2
.rb:79: warning: instance variable @widget_names not initialized
./lib/ttime/constraints/group_constraints.rb:153: warning: `*'
interpreted as ar
gument prefix
./lib/ttime/constraints/group_constraints.rb:155: warning: `*'
interpreted as ar
gument prefix
./lib/ttime/data.rb:56:in `load': failed to allocate memory
(NoMemoryError)
from ./lib/ttime/data.rb:56:in `initialize'
from ./lib/ttime/data.rb:56:in `open'
from ./lib/ttime/data.rb:56:in `initialize'
from ./lib/ttime/gui/main_window.rb:808:in `new'
from ./lib/ttime/gui/main_window.rb:808:in `load_data'
from ./lib/ttime/gui/main_window.rb:807:in `initialize'
from ./lib/ttime/gui/main_window.rb:807:in `new'
from ./lib/ttime/gui/main_window.rb:807:in `load_data'
... 6 levels...
from ./lib/ttime/gui/gtk_queue.rb:27:in `main_with_queue'
from bin/ttime:69:in `run_gui'
from bin/ttime:95:in `send'
from bin/ttime:95

[Ohad Lutzky]

It seems that you guys are getting bloated marshal files. Those are the files in which TTime saves its data. Please delete .ttime/data/technion.mrshl - this path should be relative to the ttime executable (in ttime/bin)