Error message window

[Gral]

New error message dialog windows, eg.: "Access denied!" or "File not found!" looks very strange.
If OS and TC language is the same (polish in my case) similar message is displayed twice.
if languages are different (OS - PL vs. TC - EN) first message is in english but second (as i guess from OS) still in Polish.

gral.y0.pl/tc/not_found.png

EDIT - Use page instead image
http://gral.y0.pl/tc/not_found.htm

[DrShark]

http://gral.y0.pl/tc/not_found.png

Click on the link in browser makes it go to cba.pl/cba-hotlink.jpg.
Manual Copy+Paste of the link to the browser's address bar is required to see the not_found.png picture.

[Gral]

http://gral.y0.pl/tc/not_found.htm

[Dalai]

This is NOT a bug! It's the result of my suggestion, to make TC say something more meaningful instead of just "Access denied". See here Meaningful error message when program start fails

The first part of the message you see is from TC itself (its language files) and the second part is from your OS. That's why the first part changes language when you change TC language, but the second part stays the same.

PS: Your image hoster doesn't like external deep links when the referer is not on his domain.

Regards
Dalai

[Gral]

I know this is intentional, i don't claim that's "bug",
but it's looks very strange (especially quotation marks) and still does not explain anything - why there is access denied? What is mean?
Which one file is "not found"?

Saying the same twice does not change anything!

PS. it's not "image hoster" - it's host site and i forget about issues with hotlinking to images.

[Dalai]

I know this is intentional, i don't claim that's "bug"

Well, you created it in the bugs subforum, so I assume you think it's a bug.

but it's looks very strange (especially quotation marks)

It may look strange, but removing the quotes wouldn't change anything in that respect, would it? It would look even weirder.

and still does not explain anything - why there is access denied?

That's up to you to find out. The OS won't tell you why (although it could). Explorer would show the same message (except the first TC part, of course). The message contents depend on the situation.

The error message will be really helpful when you try to execute a 16 bit application on 64 bit Windows, a 64 bit application on 32 bit Windows or an application that's meant for Win7+ on XP. Because then it won't just say "Access denied" anymore but add the same message Explorer would show - which contains the explanation that it won't work and why.

Which one file is "not found"?

The one you double-clicked on or worked with in any other way, I guess. It depends on what you were doing before the message popped up.

Regards
Dalai

[ghisler(Author)]

Sorry, that's all I get back from Windows as an error.