Lister crash when view a file which only include two character 0x31, 0x0a.
I think it should be a bug.
Lister Bug
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Define chars.---
2robinhorde
Hello,
• Please, could you define cleary what you mean with: 0x31, 0x0a?
1. For the content of the file :
• I tested with "ab" that works just fine at home (under Win 98 SE) as a text file *.TXT... Good with F3 (full screen) or Ctrl+Q (Quick View in a pannel).
- I heard already something like this with a single character. You might make a Search here...
2. For the name of the file:
• That works too, with a file so-named "01.TXT"... ???
- To continue...
Kind regards,
Claude
Clo
Lister crashes when view a file which only include two characters 0x31, 0x0a.
I think it should be a bug.

• Please, could you define cleary what you mean with: 0x31, 0x0a?
1. For the content of the file :
• I tested with "ab" that works just fine at home (under Win 98 SE) as a text file *.TXT... Good with F3 (full screen) or Ctrl+Q (Quick View in a pannel).
- I heard already something like this with a single character. You might make a Search here...
2. For the name of the file:
• That works too, with a file so-named "01.TXT"... ???
- To continue...

Claude
Clo
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Re: Define chars.---
Hi, Clo
regards,
Robin.Horde
It's Hex value of character, 0x31 is '1', 0x0a is LF.Please, could you define cleary what you mean with: 0x31, 0x0a?
regards,
Robin.Horde
Both wrapping chars.
2robinhorde
• Isn't the usual way to indicate characters ! Rather the standard ASCII order number:
"1" >>> #49 decimal Right for 31 hexa.
"Carriage Return" >>> #13 decimal - False for 0A which its "10" decimal, since #10 it's "Line feed".
• Did you type 1(Enter) ? In that case, you have always both #13 and #10 under Windows, I don't see how you could have one new line character...
• I typed just 1(Enter), that works in Lister...
???
Regards,
Clo
• Isn't the usual way to indicate characters ! Rather the standard ASCII order number:
"1" >>> #49 decimal Right for 31 hexa.
"Carriage Return" >>> #13 decimal - False for 0A which its "10" decimal, since #10 it's "Line feed".
• Did you type 1(Enter) ? In that case, you have always both #13 and #10 under Windows, I don't see how you could have one new line character...
• I typed just 1(Enter), that works in Lister...
???
Regards,
Clo
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Re: Lister Bug
I guess you are using some old version plugins which recognize file type by first two bytes. You'd better test your lister plugins 1 by 1.robinhorde wrote:Lister crash when view a file which only include two character 0x31, 0x0a.
I think it should be a bug.
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Re: Lister Bug
2 Clo
You can use UltraEdit to make the test file. It can edit text in hex mode.
2 slownet
Thanks for your advice. The flashview plug-in had installed in my lister. When i remove it, the crash did not occur. You are right !
Regards
Robin.Horde
You can use UltraEdit to make the test file. It can edit text in hex mode.
2 slownet
Thanks for your advice. The flashview plug-in had installed in my lister. When i remove it, the crash did not occur. You are right !
Regards
Robin.Horde