Wait doesn't seem to be properly cancelling in ae153c5 windows xp

Nathan · 2014-09-03T20:25:43.000Z

After picking through underbrush I find that I’ve resumed waiting.

charcharmunro · 2014-09-03T22:26:25.000Z

I have a similar problem regarding… Basically anything that progresses time automatically for a while (waiting, crafting, reading, disassembly). If I manually cancel out, the next time I do almost any other action, it resumes the waiting/reading/crafting/disassembly until it’s done or I manually cancel out again. Once it’s done, it doesn’t happen again until I do one of them again.

KA101 · 2014-09-04T00:01:30.000Z

At one point we made the presumption that folks would resume doing whatever it was they canceled. That might have gotten a bit too ironclad in the latest revisions. Thanks for reporting.

charcharmunro · 2014-09-04T00:08:15.000Z

I assume a sort of “Interruption dealt with, do you wish to continue reading/removing/installing/repairing/butchering/crafting?” type of deal?

KA101 · 2014-09-04T00:09:57.000Z

charcharmunro:

I assume a sort of “Interruption dealt with, do you wish to continue reading/removing/installing/repairing/butchering/crafting?” type of deal?

And removal of that as Y was presumed to be the answer, yeah.

kevin.granade · 2014-09-04T00:38:57.000Z

No, this is my fault, I changed how the backlog of tasks worked so I could manage exiting advanced inventory, dropping or picking things up, and re-entering the advanced inventory menu, mut missed something about resuming. probably some code doesn’t call cancel_action() but instead overwrites the action directly.

kevin.granade · 2014-09-04T03:47:34.000Z

Definitely my fault, but not as straightforward as I expected, I have a fix compiling now. Thanks for the clear reports.