Code Sampler

Started by Ivan Iraola, November 19, 2009, 10:00:20 PM

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Ivan Iraola

Quote from: Rolf Brandt on November 24, 2009, 03:58:55 PM
Ivan,

I was just wondering if you have some additional functions in your functions library that the other do not have. If you used those in your sample project could that cause some of the problems?

Rolf

No, that sample was written using only "standard" FF3.
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Rolf Brandt

Was just an idea that crossed my mind!
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Ivan Iraola

I have a question, the "quick fix" apparently works but ONLY with the "original" sampler code, so, what if you already have a code (like in my case) almost done and is not compiling, the final fix will address this problem?, this code it contains 10 forms and 1 module, still having sporadic crashes. I would really hate to recreate the GUI.

I hope we find the bug because this is really frustrating.
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Paul Squires

Hi Ivan,

If this problem is indeed due the "z-order's being reset to 1" (and that does seem to be the case) then the only solution for fixing existing projects with this problem is to manually edit each .frm form file. You could try editing the zorder= numbers for each control to ensure that they are all different (rather than all set to 1).
Paul Squires
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Ivan Iraola

Ok, let's see what happens then.  ;D
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Pete Totushek

If this is the same issue that I reported during beta stages, then Ivan, to fix your program that crashes during compile, just go to each form and move something (just one thing - like a button or something), re-compile, and it should work.  Then you can go back to each form and move things back into place if needed.

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Ivan Iraola

Yes, I knew the workaround.
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Paul Breen

Same problem:
If I just compile and run, it works.
If I press maybe one or two tabs, it works.
If I go to text mode (edit code, make no changes) and just move around a bit, it crashes with a "memory could not be read" error.
Funny, I just replied in a similar manner to Mr. Brandt's sqlitening program. . .
xp pro sp3 2G memory. FF3.04
pb

Ivan Iraola

Paul,

FF3 3.04 had an issue with zOrder and tabs, have you upgraded to 3.05?
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Rolf Brandt

I think that is exactly the case, Ivan. I just loaded a project from my desktop (FF 3.05) on my netbook (FF 3.04), and it crashes.

Paul, I think an update to FF 3.05 will solve the problem.
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Rolf Brandt

I just updated my netbook to FF 3.05. loaded the SQLMan project and tried to compile. FF crashed. Loaded again, loaded all tab children into designer mode and tried to compile again. This time it compiled fine.
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