It's not the keyboard as the letter "n" is printed AFTER the file name.xenic wrote:I previously tried to reproduce the search bug with my X1000 but I tried again with your example file on my X5000 and could not reproduce it. With regard to your letter "n" problem; my AmigaONE keyboard that I got with my X1000 is now producing double "t" letters instead of a single "t" (i.e. tt instead of t). In light of that problem, I would suggest you try a different keyboard.Raziel wrote:Because i lately get more and more instances of file names (e.g. pictures i save to or rename, pictures i convert to other formats and save and such) getting a trailing letter "n" added to my file name (just like it was with the seach field).
Bug in Multiview Search requester
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Re: Bug in Multiview Search requester
I just tried again:
These are the steps to bring it up:
Have some pictutres ready
1) Load a picture in Multiviewer
2) Mark part of the picture
3 Copy the marked area
4) Paste the amrked area (new project opens in Multiviewer)
5) Save as ... PNG
First time nothing happens, all is normal, name for the saved file is "01.png"
The next picture though (following the steps above, it starts adding those characters again)
"01.pngnþ" is what Multiviewer is giving as name suggestion for the second file (where do those characters come from?)
These are the steps to bring it up:
Have some pictutres ready
1) Load a picture in Multiviewer
2) Mark part of the picture
3 Copy the marked area
4) Paste the amrked area (new project opens in Multiviewer)
5) Save as ... PNG
First time nothing happens, all is normal, name for the saved file is "01.png"
The next picture though (following the steps above, it starts adding those characters again)
"01.pngnþ" is what Multiviewer is giving as name suggestion for the second file (where do those characters come from?)
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We are in the beginning of a mass extinction.
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We are in the beginning of a mass extinction.
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Re: Bug in Multiview Search requester
@Raziel
Multiviewer is not part of the OS, or did you mean Multiview?
Multiviewer is not part of the OS, or did you mean Multiview?
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Re: Bug in Multiview Search requester
The characters come from a missing nulll terminator somewhere in the process, the sequance you should above matches "ABADCAFE" if I'm not mistaken, meaning the string has overrun into non initailsed memeory somewhere."01.pngnþ" is what Multiviewer is giving as name suggestion for the second file (where do those characters come from?)
THis type of bug related to the string gadget has popped up a few times IIRC I wonder if there is sn incorrect buffer size somewhere, off by 1 perhaps.
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Re: Bug in Multiview Search requester
He probably means MultiViewer, but don't dismiss it out of hand because MVer is third party, it's built from system components after all.ZeroG wrote:@Raziel
Multiviewer is not part of the OS, or did you mean Multiview?
In this case the filerequester uses a persistant ASL Object, perhaps there is an issue in asl. I've not seen the problem though.
Re: Bug in Multiview Search requester
I tried the above procedure with both Multiview and Multiviewer. I was unable to reproduce the problem on my X5000. As Broadblues implied, this seems like a string gadget issue. However, when I installed the latest MUI I noticed that it can patch the ASL requester. Are you using the MUI patched ASL requester? Dopus5 patches a number of system libraries. Are you using Dopus5 or any other application that patches system libraries or gadgets?Raziel wrote:First time nothing happens, all is normal, name for the saved file is "01.png"
The next picture though (following the steps above, it starts adding those characters again)
"01.pngnþ" is what Multiviewer is giving as name suggestion for the second file (where do those characters come from?)
There must be something different about your system if you can easily reproduce the problem but others can't.
AmigaOne X1000 with 2GB memory - OS4.1 FE
Re: Bug in Multiview Search requester
As I mentioned to Raziel the latest MUI can patch the ASL requester which could further complicate diagnosing the problem.broadblues wrote: In this case the filerequester uses a persistant ASL Object, perhaps there is an issue in asl. I've not seen the problem though.
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Re: Bug in Multiview Search requester
See?broadblues wrote:The characters come from a missing nulll terminator somewhere in the process, the sequance you should above matches "ABADCAFE" if I'm not mistaken, meaning the string has overrun into non initailsed memeory somewhere."01.pngnþ" is what Multiviewer is giving as name suggestion for the second file (where do those characters come from?)
THis type of bug related to the string gadget has popped up a few times IIRC I wonder if there is sn incorrect buffer size somewhere, off by 1 perhaps.
That is the kind of answer i was expecting
Thanks a lot for this and thank you also for more info so i can take a deeper look what may be going on.
It really does sound like it's a problem in a system component as it sometimes pops up in other programs as well, but not that often, of course, have seen it only once in another text input field from another program, can't remember which one.
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Re: Bug in Multiview Search requester
I'm not using DOpus et al, never did.xenic wrote:I tried the above procedure with both Multiview and Multiviewer. I was unable to reproduce the problem on my X5000. As Broadblues implied, this seems like a string gadget issue. However, when I installed the latest MUI I noticed that it can patch the ASL requester. Are you using the MUI patched ASL requester? Dopus5 patches a number of system libraries. Are you using Dopus5 or any other application that patches system libraries or gadgets?Raziel wrote:First time nothing happens, all is normal, name for the saved file is "01.png"
The next picture though (following the steps above, it starts adding those characters again)
"01.pngnþ" is what Multiviewer is giving as name suggestion for the second file (where do those characters come from?)
There must be something different about your system if you can easily reproduce the problem but others can't.
MUI i have, installed is the latest version 21.83 (svn6041)
I don't think i have changed MUI to patch the ASSL requester, but i'm sure to check all my MUI settings right now.
EDIT:
I can't even find such an option to patch requesters, so i believe i'm not using it.
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Re: Bug in Multiview Search requester
MultiViewer was just an example and the easiest way to reproduce the problem.ZeroG wrote:@Raziel
Multiviewer is not part of the OS, or did you mean Multiview?
Multiview and Notepad do show the same bug, but not as often as MultiViewer.
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We are in the beginning of a mass extinction.
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We are in the beginning of a mass extinction.
And all you can talk about is money and fairytales of eternal economic growth.
How dare you!
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