Delete Directory Crash, Run-Time Error 91

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Delete Directory Crash, Run-Time Error 91

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XYplorer 5.50.0010

When I try and delete a directory on the network share I get a crash with the following message. I tried creating a new directory and deleting that and the same result. Deletes fine in WE. I've emailed you full screenshots Don, but please don't share them as nothing is hidden.

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Just tested 0011 and it's still crashing in the same way.
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I'm not in the coding dungeon right now, but that looks like a fat bug. Will get him later.

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Post by surrender »

same problem here. additionally, the toolbar, AB and catalog area gets painted with diagonal stripes with that message. I guess Luke posted u the entire screenshot. I used nuke too but same result.
The only way i could delete it was by cutting that folder and pasting it into recycle bin.

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General info: The diagonal stripes you sometimes see on XY crash bugs (i.e. very rarely! :wink: ) are totally meaningless. It's just the funny way of VB User Controls to show that they have died. Read it like x-ed out comic figure eyes.

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Fixed.

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Post by Tamil »

admin wrote:Fixed.
Thanks. Can you add copy option to Run-time error dialog box?

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Tamil wrote:
admin wrote:Fixed.
Thanks. Can you add copy option to Run-time error dialog box?
No, those boxes are from non-caught errors. No control here for me.

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Post by lukescammell »

Just do a screen grab like I did. That means you don't *have* to type it out if you don't want to ;)
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