Dragging a file to another tab crashes XY
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Dragging a file to another tab crashes XY
Dragging a file to another tab and then clicking that tab crashes XY with message: Runtime Error 14 Out of string space (v6.30.0053). 
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Re: Dragging a file to another tab crashes XY
How? Dragging and clicking...?Statler wrote:Dragging a file to another tab and then clicking that tab crashes XY with message: Runtime Error 14 Out of string space (v6.30.0053).
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Gandolf
Confirmed. The file does appear to be moved before the crash. Here's part of the Dr.Watson log.
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*** ERROR: Symbol file could not be found. Defaulted to export symbols for C:\WINDOWS\system32\MSVBVM60.DLL -
function: MSVBVM60!_vbaStrCopy
660e6109 8bc7 mov eax,edi
660e610b 5f pop edi
660e610c 5e pop esi
660e610d c3 ret
MSVBVM60!_vbaStrCopy:
660e610e 56 push esi
660e610f 57 push edi
660e6110 85d2 test edx,edx
660e6112 8bf9 mov edi,ecx
660e6114 7417 jz MSVBVM60!_vbaStrCopy+0x1f (660e612d)
FAULT ->660e6116 ff72fc push dword ptr [edx-0x4] ds:0023:0002ffff=????????
660e6119 52 push edx
660e611a ff15f4190066 call dword ptr [MSVBVM60!Ordinal951+0x19f4 (660019f4)]
660e6120 8bf0 mov esi,eax
660e6122 85f6 test esi,esi
660e6124 7509 jnz MSVBVM60!_vbaStrCopy+0x21 (660e612f)
660e6126 6a0e push 0xe
660e6128 e8867cfeff call MSVBVM60!rtcDoEvents+0x135 (660cddb3)
660e612d 33f6 xor esi,esi
660e612f 8b07 mov eax,[edi]
660e6131 85c0 test eax,eax
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I cannot reproduce this. Please send ini file.Statler wrote:First I drag the file to another tab without activating the tab (I have 1500 ms before the tab is activated). Then I click on the tab, the list is displayed and immediately after that it crashes.
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The same here with v6.30.0053.Statler wrote:First I drag the file to another tab without activating the tab (I have 1500 ms before the tab is activated). Then I click on the tab, the list is displayed and immediately after that it crashes.
If I wait until the tab is activated before I let the file drop everything is okay, but without activating the tab XYplorer always crashes.
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You are both from Austria! In Germany it does not crash!bergfex wrote:The same here with v6.30.0053.Statler wrote:First I drag the file to another tab without activating the tab (I have 1500 ms before the tab is activated). Then I click on the tab, the list is displayed and immediately after that it crashes.
If I wait until the tab is activated before I let the file drop everything is okay, but without activating the tab XYplorer always crashes.
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I started collecting your animations...Dirhael wrote:Doesn't crash here in northern Norway either...'course that's probably caused by the cold weather
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