White screen in ElephantBath

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• Caroline Guru

  January 2012

  Yes - iPhone 4S, iOS 5
  
  Cute book .
  

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• gorkem Maintainer

  January 2012

  Yes I got that issue too

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• gorkem Maintainer

  January 2012

  Weird, it didn't happen in iOS 4.

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• atilim Maintainer

  January 2012 edited January 2012

  Yes, it's a bug of the application.
  
  I want to learn your opinion about this issue: In a published application, what should be the Gideros's behaviour if a Lua error occurs?
  - exit from the application, so the users can tell you about the crashing and you can fix the error with the next update
  - try to ignore the error and continue

  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cytorus

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• DRS Member

  January 2012

  atilim,
  - exit from the application
  is the best option for now i think.
  

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• Caroline Guru

  January 2012

  In that situation, exit would be best, because you have to exit anyway to get past it.
  
  I would think that most Lua errors would cause some program problem anyway, so it would be safer to crash.

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• gorkem Maintainer

  January 2012

  Chances are; maybe the developer cannot find the issue with Lua, and would like to ignore the problem and go on executing. In this case, an exit would be a bad option with him.
  
  If possible, this could be an optional parameter like exit_on_error(true|false) that developer can decide on his own.
  
  

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