The GUI is now made of a stack which has two boxes in it. One box contains all the normal GUI elements, the other contains a file chooser button and a normal button to call an update routine. This box is only displayed if an issue is found. I decided to track the install status via a preference boolean, rather than calling df_check_if_bin_exists at startup every time. I do this because on my windows PC I was starting to get slow startups with too many scripts installed and many many flashing CMD windows at startup as well, which was a nuisance.
I have added comments throughout, mainly to the functions
I improved the performance of the CleanSpaces() function
Improved communication to user via dt.print()
After experiencing some issues after upgrading to dt2.6 I decided it would be worthwhile to refactor the code for more reliable performance. Specifically the script would crash dt when attempting to apply a style on import and sometimes just fail to run. I have refactored this in a manor that should make it more logical for future users to add/maintain as applicable.
Refactored script has only been tested on Windows 10 w/ dt2.6. Hopefullt all cross-platform aspects have been maintained.
Now only checks for binary proper install once the functionality of the program is actually utilized. This avoids to many external command calls at dt startup just to check if certain things are installed.
