Win10 installation

[aretaon]

Hi,

I'm trying to install WorkBench on a win10 PC with MSfileReader 3.1 SP2 and LuaForWindows 5.1.
I started the GUI through ZeroBraneStudio and it successfully appeared. However, when starting Tartare with the FusionData.raw file provided in the Repo, it crashed after step 8 (Method Diff Step). I get no error messages from the console.

Furthermore, when trying to load the same file via file -> open, I get the following error:

.\zPane.lua:59: attempt to call upvalue 'GraphPane' (a nil value)
stack traceback:
	.\zPane.lua:59: in function '_init'
	.\msPane.lua:69: in function '_init'
	.\msPane.lua:62: in function 'msPane'
	.\templates.lua:56: in function 'AddPages'
	.\mdiNoteBook.lua:91: in function '_init'
	.\mdiNoteBook.lua:63: in function 'mdiNoteBook'
	workbench.lua:271: in function <workbench.lua:253>
	[C]: in function 'xpcall'
	.\menu.lua:44: in function <.\menu.lua:38>
	[C]: in function 'Run'
	workbench.lua:408: in function <workbench.lua:408>
	[C]: in function 'pcall'
	workbench.lua:408: in main chunk

Hope this helps in adressing the error and thanks for your efforts!

[liuweij1]

Hi! Did you solve the issue? I am encountering the same error. Could you let me know if you happen to know the solution? Thank you!

[aretaon]

Hi, no I didn’t get it working. Sorry I have no better news and good luck with your tries

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[MichaelSenko]

The error for GraphPane is an indication that the program can not find all the necessary ZedGraph files. This should just be Zedgraph.dll and Zedgraph.xml, but the proper location is dependent on the interpreter you are using. Please let me know your Lua configuration and I can try and reproduce.

The Tartare error is something we've struggled with internally. It seems to be a version dependent defect in MSFileReader, where some versions return invalid data when looking at Tune/Method information in the raw files. The most common failed call is GetInstrumentMethod(). If you can live without the Method Diff, you can just delete this file from the Tartare directory. If you use the "Big Notebook" template, you may also have problems loading the Tune and Method pages.