Plugin: crash on entering QuickView, Win7 only
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Plugin: crash on entering QuickView, Win7 only
Syn2 plugin. totalcmd.net
When entering several times QView mode with syn,
I get TC crash. Win7 (x32,x64) only, XP works ok.
First time entering QView i may see syn, but next time QView crashes. I ve found a line in code, ReadOnly:=true;- if I comment it (or make ReadOnly:=false) then QView works. But I *need readonly in QView.
Crash not in ReadOnly assignment.
C.G.: maybe TC bug?
When entering several times QView mode with syn,
I get TC crash. Win7 (x32,x64) only, XP works ok.
First time entering QView i may see syn, but next time QView crashes. I ve found a line in code, ReadOnly:=true;- if I comment it (or make ReadOnly:=false) then QView works. But I *need readonly in QView.
Crash not in ReadOnly assignment.
C.G.: maybe TC bug?
Last edited by Alextp on 2010-06-19, 19:13 UTC, edited 1 time in total.
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I cannot reproduce it with other plugins. Do you get any error dialog with an error address?
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You mean the dialog from Windows? While it is shown, please go to the TEMP directory with this command (from a second copy of Totalcmd):
cd %temp%
There should be a *.dmp file (maybe in a new subdir) which would be sent to Microsoft. Please send me this file (zipped) to support at ghisler dot com, so I can analyze it. Thanks!
cd %temp%
There should be a *.dmp file (maybe in a new subdir) which would be sent to Microsoft. Please send me this file (zipped) to support at ghisler dot com, so I can analyze it. Thanks!
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When you get the Windows error dialog, you can get details about the report. In the technical details, it should show which files will be sent to Microsoft. This should show you the location of the dmp file.
Btw, do you have write rights to the directory where syn2 is installed? There are several plugins which crash when they don't have write rights to their own folder.
Btw, do you have write rights to the directory where syn2 is installed? There are several plugins which crash when they don't have write rights to their own folder.
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it doesn't. http://yfrog.com/cbclipboard01vpit should show which files will be sent to Microsoft
No location of files. (even in Details)
Plugin does have write access to folder
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What is shown when you click on the button which points downwards ("More information" or so)?
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>>Signature:
name of event- Appcrash
name of app- Totalcmd.exe
version- 7.5.5.0
timestamp app- 2a425e19
module wth error- kernel32.dll
ver of module- 6.1.7600.16385
timestamp of module- 4a5bdaad
exception code- c0000005
exception offset- 0004f086
ver Os- 6.1.7600.2.0.0.256.1
lang- 1049
add data1... add data4
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Hmm, these "add data" lines point to attachments. I guess that you can find out the location by running "process monitor" and checking what files it accesses.
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