On Wed, Feb 27, 2002 at 08:35:20PM +0100, Michael Schmitt wrote:
> >| ==3527== Use of uninitialised CPU condition code
> >| ==3527== at 0x814407C: InsetExternal::doSubstitution(Buffer const
> >*, lyxstring const &) const (insetexternal.C:238)
> >| ==3527== by 0x81445FD: InsetExternal::updateExternal(lyxstring
> >const &, Buffer const *) const (insetexternal.C:290)
> >| ==3527== by 0x8143AE1: InsetExternal::write(lyxstring const &,
> >Buffer const *, ostream &) const (insetexternal.C:149)
> >| ==3527== by 0x8143BD3: InsetExternal::ascii(Buffer const *,
> >ostream &, int) const (insetexternal.C:164)
>
> Not a crash in the sense that LyX says good-bye. But as you can see from
> the backtrace above LyX tries to access memory that is not initialized
> properly. IMHO this is almost equivalent to a crash.
It is indeed. Like I said Lars I think the problem is that InsetExternal looks at
Buffer::niceFile which is not initialised at that point. I think.
THe question is, if this can happen, what sense does looking at niceFile there
make ??
john
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