The tapes looked for any process named as the chosen exe, every two seconds
off the UI thread. Under Wine the process is eu07.exe and never matched, so a
run never showed as running and the tape window did not follow the driven
vehicle, while a simulator started some other way was taken for the last
launch. The starter's own watch of the process it started now says it.
With no scenery selected the button starts a new one in the editor. Each launch
notes the scenery, the timetable number and the vehicles for the tapes. Tools
work on the selected scenery, and an emptied consist stays listed.
eu07 -edit with the scenery file itself, not the export, so what is saved
lands in the scenery. Not every simulator build has the editor; that is said
before it starts.
The simulator writes crash_*.dmp relative to its working directory, and
crashpad under crashdumps; the newest one from this run is named, with an
offer to open its folder.
The exit code, read with its signal or NTSTATUS, and the last lines of the
error stream - or of log.txt when it stayed silent. The stream is captured
only while the starter stays to read it.
A build tree kept beside the data can be chosen in the settings, and when no
simulator is found the starter asks for one instead of calling the
installation broken. The simulator now runs in the installation, not in the
folder of its binary, and a binary for the other system is no longer refused.
