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The log window contains an error if the experiment is truncated as not enough data has arrived, either something went wrong, maybe one or more images were dropped, or the users cancelled the collection. They have a couple of occasions that this happened at Diamond and the user was expecting the data to reconstruct.
I suggest that we put up a modal dialog to say at least something went wrong and the data file is not complete.
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Basically, we're forcing the user to acknowledge the error to avoid the error going unnoticed. Should we expand this to all errors (because if something escalates to the point of error, then it requires user attention)?
The log window contains an error if the experiment is truncated as not enough data has arrived, either something went wrong, maybe one or more images were dropped, or the users cancelled the collection. They have a couple of occasions that this happened at Diamond and the user was expecting the data to reconstruct.
I suggest that we put up a modal dialog to say at least something went wrong and the data file is not complete.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: