> Ok, here you have a demo. You should get signal #11 if you abort the
> dialog. Move all the code from _new() to Form_Open(), and the crash is
> gone.
>
> Am 01.08.2010 22:00, schrieb Benoît Minisini:
> > No, it's not your fault if you have a crash. And if you give me a way to
> > reproduce it, I
Ok, here you have a demo. You should get signal #11 if you abort the dialog.
Move all the code from _new() to Form_Open(), and the crash is gone.
Am 01.08.2010 22:00, schrieb Benoît Minisini:
> No, it's not your fault if you have a crash. And if you give me a way to
> reproduce it, I will able
> Sorry, I think this was my fault.
> For reasons I don't remember anymore, I had this dialog in the _new()
> routine. Put it into Form_Open(), and everything is fine.
>
No, it's not your fault if you have a crash. And if you give me a way to
reproduce it, I will able to fix it.
--
Benoît Mini
Sorry, I think this was my fault.
For reasons I don't remember anymore, I had this dialog in the _new() routine.
Put it into Form_Open(), and everything is fine.
Am 01.08.2010 20:53, schrieb Benoît Minisini:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I have a dialog right at the start of a program, and if the user aborts the
> Hi,
>
> I have a dialog right at the start of a program, and if the user aborts the
> dialog, the program should quit.
>
> In gambas2 this worked:
> If Dialog.SelectDirectory() Then
> Quit
> Endif
>
> In gambas3 (v 3083) I get the signal#11 (for the program, not for gambas
> itself) at
Hi,
I have a dialog right at the start of a program, and if the user aborts the
dialog, the program should quit.
In gambas2 this worked:
If Dialog.SelectDirectory() Then
Quit
Endif
In gambas3 (v 3083) I get the signal#11 (for the program, not for gambas itself)
at this point.
Also tried
