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Author/Date | Double click column header seperator crashes |
kez 04/06/2004 6:44pm | Hi,
Running the latest test version you released, and get the following when I double click the seperators of the column headers when viewing a mail directory. --------------------------- Error: Exception --------------------------- Unhandled Exception Code: c0000005 Description: EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION Call stack: ------------------------------------------------------------------ 10034560: C:\Program Files\Internet\Scribe\Lgi.dll Offset: 0x13 (GDisplayString::Layout) 77D43A68: C:\WINDOWS\system32\USER32.dll 00410A01: C:\Program Files\Internet\Scribe\scribe.exe Offset: 0x124E (ScribeWnd::MailMerge) 77E814C7: C:\WINDOWS\system32\kernel32.dll Offset: 0x44 (GetCurrentDirectoryW) ------------------------------------------------------------------ --------------------------- Yes No Cancel --------------------------- Doesn't bother me, just thought I'd report it seeing as it's easily reproduced! (here, anyway!) |
Bardo 04/06/2004 7:23pm | I can confirm! (Though sadly enough...)
But then again: why would anyone double click the seperators of the column headers? :-) |
fReT 04/06/2004 8:19pm | This has been fixed in the developement version. I'm just waiting to finish some other fixes in BeOS before doing another release. |
kez 05/06/2004 6:02pm | Good to know! :)
I miss-clicked the email at the top of my inbox (newest) and got the column header seperator. Bad clicking on my part :( |
Scott F 07/06/2004 1:30pm | Actually, in some Windows apps, double-clicking the separator auto-sizes the column to the widest element in the list.
Scott |
fReT 07/06/2004 8:12pm | Thats what I was trying to implement. I just screwed up a pointer in the code. |
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