On Mon, Nov 1, 2010 at 8:57 PM, Richard Heck <rgh...@bobjweil.com> wrote: > > I now see this crash prior to r34826. The problem, as I said, is that the > TOC gets out of sync with the active buffer. So try the following. > > 1. Open LyX. File>New. Document>Outline, to make sure the TOC is open. > > 2. Create a section heading (alt-P, 2) with an x in it. > 3. Split the screen. > 4. File>New. You should now still see the TOC for the OLD buffer. > 5. Click in the top screen. You now see an empty TOC (the one for the empty > buffer). > 6. Click in the empty buffer. Other TOC! > 7. Back to the "x" buffer. Type something. Boom! > > So the issue is that the TOC is out of sync. It gets out of sync when (a) > Buffer 1 is open in both top and bottom, but (b) it is actually viewed in > only one of them and (c) you click back and forth between top and bottom. > You can get it back into sync by clicking on the tabs in the bottom view.
I can also reproduce after I have closed the split as follows: 1. Open LyX. Create a section heading (alt-P, 2), can be empty 2. Open a new document (Ctrl-N) 3. Enter an "x" 4. Split the screen (Alt-V, E) 5. Close the split-screen document (Alt-F, C, D) 6. Press "x" I then get a segmentation fault. This relates to: http://gmatht.homelinux.net/xp/keytest/html_out/out/t10/html/1290020194.html -- John C. McCabe-Dansted
