When i search/replace some text with another (e.g. with regex) that change the linecount (more than window-height to less or inverse), in some cases (not allways) I've the following problem:
- The slider have the wrong lenght, so that I can't scroll the new complete document
- The lines of the shown document have the wrong (and change sometimes randomly) content in the main window, when I scroll the slider up and down (first go down with the cursor until the slider has changed his size). When i use the cursor/cursor keys over the full document it seems ok.
- In the case above, undo generates an 'access violation' (from time to time) !
It's complicated to reproduce it ....
Tested with V10.30b2/Win7 x64
(I mean, the problem also exists with V10.2x)
FIXED: Search/Replace -> Slider glitch
- Rickard Johansson
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Re: Search/Replace -> Slider glitch
I think the display and scroll bar issue is fixed, but I can't see anything wrong with undo.
Re: Search/Replace -> Slider glitch
More Infos to the crash:
- New text-document
- Write 'aaaaa' in the first line
- Duplicate the line >= 22 times (21 not enough at me). Scrollbar on right exists now !
- Search: 'aaaaa' (Global, RegExp)
Replace: 'aaaaa\r\n\r\n'
- All ok.
- Menu: Edit --> Undo
Crash here ! Reproducible with V10.30 beta2 !
Edit:
Second test with another pc and a portable RJTED. 32bit edition seems ok, 64bit edition crash !
- New text-document
- Write 'aaaaa' in the first line
- Duplicate the line >= 22 times (21 not enough at me). Scrollbar on right exists now !
- Search: 'aaaaa' (Global, RegExp)
Replace: 'aaaaa\r\n\r\n'
- All ok.
- Menu: Edit --> Undo
Crash here ! Reproducible with V10.30 beta2 !
Edit:
Second test with another pc and a portable RJTED. 32bit edition seems ok, 64bit edition crash !
- Rickard Johansson
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- Joined: 19 Jul 2006 14:29
Re: Search/Replace -> Slider glitch
I could only reproduce this using the 64-bit version. Same as you.
I'ts been fixed. Thank you!
I'ts been fixed. Thank you!