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Shift+Enter on a file inside an archive...

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dandv    0

... appears to crash NDN W32 2.14 build 6446, after it attempts

to launch something according to the menu entry in ndn.ext). What

it attempts to launch seems to be a pointer to something (four

'funny' characters).

 

For example, pressing Shift+Enter on a .txt file in a .RAR or

.ZIP archive will prompt the user to convert to/from UUE (the

'*' menu entry), after which NDN will crash with the message below:

 

+------------- Fatal Error --------------+
¦                                        Â¦
¦   Exception 0D8h at address 00440630   ¦
¦      in E:\NDN\SOURCE\dnexec.pas       ¦
¦                Line 926                Â¦
¦            Access violation            Â¦
¦        Please report to author:        Â¦
¦         email: ho1459@bnhof.de         ¦
¦                                        Â¦
+------[ Press a key to exit now ]-------+

 

(which reminds me about the bug of PARTIALLY converting SOME

ASCII chars higher than 128 to some poor equivalents:

 

When NDN crashed, I used the console window's Mark command

to select the red crash window and copy it in the clipboard.

In DNOSP, the window's contents and borders pasted perfectly:

the vertical double line (chr(186)) was preserved. In NDN,

it was converted to chr(221), a character which when copied

into the clipboard will carry with it the conversion to yet

another character.

 

Hope this helps,

Dan Dascalescu

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hi!

 

oh, i see!

thanks

this also happens when doing shift-enter on any other file

outside archives

(shift enter should be alt enter in the extension file)

 

Stefan/AH

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