Get rid of popup every time I exit Plug In Manager

[Nik]

Everytime I exit Plug In Manager I get a pop up that says "Only Plug-in Objects in the active document have been updated. You must close and open the other documents to update them".  How do I get this this warning to stop appearing?

 

Not having a second VW file open is not a useful answer...

[JBenghiat]

I think this isn’t a warning you can opt not to show again, as it only arises in specific circumstances. 

 

Are you frequently entering and exiting the plug-in Manager? A better consideration might be how to avoid this. Using include files, turning on developer mode, and turning off caching (there should be some discussion of this in the archive) helps avoid regularly entering the plug-in Manager. 

[Nik]

Mostly just pop in and out when I'm testing snippets of code, or setting up a new tool. 

[Peter Vandewalle]

I just have this inside the plugin manager:

 

import <name of py-file>

<name of py-file>.<name of routine to run>()

 

i.e.:

 

The py-file contains the complete script, so you hardly ever have to enter the plugin manager...

[JBenghiat]

In addition to enabling developer mode in Preferences>Session, add this line to your include:

 

vs.SetPref(412, True) #Turns off include caching

 

If your include includes other modules that you are modifying (for example common include libraries), you need to tell Python to reload the included modules:

 

import imp

import externalLib
imp.reload(externalLib)