Disable Bug Report creation?

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On 14/10/2009 at 22:17, xxxxxxxx wrote:

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Cinema 4D Version:   R10+ 
Platform:   Windows  ;   Mac OSX  ; 
Language(s) :     C++  ;

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Is there any way to stop Cinema 4D from creating bug report files while developing? It is pretty much a given that during development of a plugin (especially complex), there are going to be cycles of crashes and fixes caused by the plugin.

Thanks,

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On 15/10/2009 at 04:56, xxxxxxxx wrote:

Quote: Originally posted by kuroyume0161 on 14 October 2009
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> Is there any way to stop Cinema 4D from creating bug report files while developing? It is pretty much a given that during development of a plugin (especially complex), there are going to be cycles of crashes and fixes caused by the plugin.
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Preferences->Common->Allow Bugreports

Stops at least the box that tries to send them to Maxon

Best regards,

Wilfried Behne

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On 15/10/2009 at 09:54, xxxxxxxx wrote:

Not sending them (or requesting to send) but creating them. I already have that disabled. But it would be nice not to collect a large set of recovered scenes and such since the crashes are expected.

Thanks,

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On 16/10/2009 at 01:44, xxxxxxxx wrote:

Quote: Originally posted by kuroyume0161 on 15 October 2009
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> Not sending them (or requesting to send) but creating them. I already have that disabled. But it would be nice not to collect a large set of recovered scenes and such since the crashes are expected.
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The easiest way should be starting Cinema from the debugger (when testing your plugin; doesn't matter if its release or debug code), as the debugger should catch the exception first. If you simply terminate the process (Cinema) in case of a crash and no crashreports or recovery scenes will be written.

Best regards,

Wilfried Behne