dunbarx wrote:> Richard.
> I will keep a eye out to see if something I do or some particular
> section of code which causes a crash.
> I have no issue with sending you my stack; it is only for internal
> use. But there are many handlers in many controls on many cards, all
> in a mainStack and a handful of substacks. I do feel, though, that the
> problem occurs when handlers in the mainStack are being worked on.
> So I am fascinated; how would you even start? It isn't one handler
> that causes the problem. You would not even know how to use the thing,
> and therefore could not really put it through its paces.
> I feel this would be a waste of your time, and though the offer is
> priceless, I have always felt that, in particular, your time is far
> more priceless.
That's kind of you to say. And I am working on some things for the
community, so perhaps best to keep my focus on those, at least for now.
If you discover a recipe, or even anything close to a pattern, maybe the
first thing I'd do is add some logging. Logs are great for crashers, as
the last line that successfully executed will usually provide some good
clues.
Here's a simple logger I made a while back, not fancy but it gets the
job done:
http://fourthworld.net/lc/4wLogger.livecode.zip
If you happen to run it when you have a crash, maybe email me the last
hundred lines or so (but not the whole thing, please; as you'll see, it
makes a _very_ verbose log).
--
Richard Gaskin
Fourth World Systems
Software Design and Development for the Desktop, Mobile, and the Web
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