Dirk,
I'm still at this. I had a lengthy exchange with Rich to get clarification on SupportsMultipleInstancesSingleEXE. i will try to summarize our convo later for others
I had to do a lot of refactoring on my code to make this little miracle occur.
I just wanted to check a few assumptions based on SupportsMultipleInstancesSingleEXE returns True
1. Main only gets called once when the plugin initially loads? that is, it doesn't get called again when a second instance is started
2. all the objects related to an instance must be contained in the HSPI class? So there is no data bleeding or corruption between instances
I'm still at this. I had a lengthy exchange with Rich to get clarification on SupportsMultipleInstancesSingleEXE. i will try to summarize our convo later for others
I had to do a lot of refactoring on my code to make this little miracle occur.
I just wanted to check a few assumptions based on SupportsMultipleInstancesSingleEXE returns True
1. Main only gets called once when the plugin initially loads? that is, it doesn't get called again when a second instance is started
2. all the objects related to an instance must be contained in the HSPI class? So there is no data bleeding or corruption between instances
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