SLADE Discussion - Latest: v3.2.5 (19/Dec/2023)

[sirjuddington]

Well, I have no idea what is going on there sorry :/ It looks to me like a driver problem, or perhaps the wxwidgets opengl canvas being buggy.

[NeuralStunner]

Maybe it's a Windows 7 feature.

[sirjuddington]

Perhaps, except it's actually developed in windows 7

[wildweasel]

I encountered this crash while trying to open Amulets and Armor's PICS.RES (unsure if it's actually supported though). My Slade.EXE is dated February 13th.

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Stack Trace:
0: (d:\jeux\doom\source\slade3\src\imageformats.h:651) BuildTileFormat::isThisFormat()
1: (d:\jeux\doom\source\slade3\src\entrytype.cpp:220) EntryType::isThisType()
2: (d:\jeux\doom\source\slade3\src\entrytype.cpp:544) EntryType::detectEntryType()
3: (d:\jeux\doom\source\slade3\src\resarchive.cpp:223) ResArchive::readDirectory()
4: (d:\jeux\doom\source\slade3\src\resarchive.cpp:213) ResArchive::readDirectory()
5: (d:\jeux\doom\source\slade3\src\resarchive.cpp:213) ResArchive::readDirectory()
6: (d:\jeux\doom\source\slade3\src\resarchive.cpp:276) ResArchive::open()
7: (d:\jeux\doom\source\slade3\src\wadjarchive.cpp:139) WadJArchive::open()
8: (d:\jeux\doom\source\slade3\src\archivemanager.cpp:205) ArchiveManager::openArchive()
9: (d:\jeux\doom\source\slade3\src\archivemanagerpanel.cpp:638) ArchiveManagerPanel::openFile()
10: (d:\jeux\doom\source\slade3\src\archivemanagerpanel.cpp:660) ArchiveManagerPanel::openFiles()
11: (d:\jeux\doom\source\slade3\src\archivemanagerpanel.cpp:1124) ArchiveManagerPanel::handleAction()
12: (d:\jeux\doom\source\slade3\src\mainwindow.cpp:551) MainWindow::onMenuItemClicked()
13: (d:\application\visual studio\wxwidgets\src\common\appbase.cpp:589) wxAppConsoleBase::HandleEvent()
14: (d:\application\visual studio\wxwidgets\src\common\appbase.cpp:600) wxAppConsoleBase::CallEventHandler()
15: (d:\application\visual studio\wxwidgets\src\common\event.cpp:1292) wxEvtHandler::ProcessEventIfMatchesId()
16: (d:\application\visual studio\wxwidgets\src\common\event.cpp:1643) wxEvtHandler::SearchDynamicEventTable()
17: (d:\application\visual studio\wxwidgets\src\common\event.cpp:1488) wxEvtHandler::TryHere()
18: (d:\application\visual studio\wxwidgets\src\common\event.cpp:1382) wxEvtHandler::ProcessEvent()
19: (d:\application\visual studio\wxwidgets\src\common\event.cpp:1457) wxEvtHandler::DoTryChain()
20: (d:\application\visual studio\wxwidgets\src\common\event.cpp:1386) wxEvtHandler::ProcessEvent()
21: (d:\application\visual studio\wxwidgets\src\common\wincmn.cpp:3010) wxWindowBase::TryAfter()
22: (d:\application\visual studio\wxwidgets\src\common\event.cpp:1399) wxEvtHandler::ProcessEvent()
23: (d:\application\visual studio\wxwidgets\src\aui\auibar.cpp:2464) wxAuiToolBar::OnLeftUp()
24: (d:\application\visual studio\wxwidgets\src\common\appbase.cpp:589) wxAppConsoleBase::HandleEvent()
25: (d:\application\visual studio\wxwidgets\src\common\appbase.cpp:600) wxAppConsoleBase::CallEventHandler()
26: (d:\application\visual studio\wxwidgets\src\common\event.cpp:1292) wxEvtHandler::ProcessEventIfMatchesId()
27: (d:\application\visual studio\wxwidgets\src\common\event.cpp:935) wxEventHashTable::HandleEvent()
28: (d:\application\visual studio\wxwidgets\src\common\event.cpp:1492) wxEvtHandler::TryHere()
29: (d:\application\visual studio\wxwidgets\src\common\event.cpp:1386) wxEvtHandler::ProcessEvent()
30: (d:\application\visual studio\wxwidgets\src\common\event.cpp:1539) wxEvtHandler::SafelyProcessEvent()
31: (d:\application\visual studio\wxwidgets\src\msw\window.cpp:5415) wxWindow::HandleMouseEvent()
32: (d:\application\visual studio\wxwidgets\src\msw\window.cpp:3022) wxWindow::MSWWindowProc()
33: (d:\application\visual studio\wxwidgets\src\msw\window.cpp:2739) wxWndProc()
34: IsThreadDesktopComposited()
35: IsThreadDesktopComposited()
36: IsThreadDesktopComposited()
37: DispatchMessageW()
38: (d:\application\visual studio\wxwidgets\src\msw\evtloop.cpp:273) wxGUIEventLoop::ProcessMessage()
39: (d:\application\visual studio\wxwidgets\src\msw\evtloop.cpp:335) wxGUIEventLoop::Dispatch()
40: (d:\application\visual studio\wxwidgets\src\common\evtloopcmn.cpp:159) wxEventLoopManual::Run()
41: (d:\application\visual studio\wxwidgets\src\common\appbase.cpp:314) wxAppConsoleBase::MainLoop()
42: (d:\application\visual studio\wxwidgets\src\common\init.cpp:472) wxEntryReal()
43: (d:\application\visual studio\wxwidgets\src\msw\main.cpp:189) wxEntry()
44: (d:\application\visual studio\wxwidgets\src\msw\main.cpp:414) wxEntry()
45: (d:\jeux\doom\source\slade3\src\mainapp.cpp:216) WinMain()
46: (f:\rtm\vctools\crt_bld\self_x86\crt\src\crtexe.c:578) __tmainCRTStartup()
47: BaseThreadInitThunk()
48: RtlInitializeExceptionChain()
49: RtlInitializeExceptionChain()

[Gez]

Fixed in r820.

[sirjuddington]

I've just released version 3.0.1, nothing new if you've been keeping up with the svn builds, but hey

[ChronoSeth]

Downloading since I never bothered to get an SVN build...

[Xtyfe]

Oh man, definitely seeing the changes over 3.0. Thanks

[Amuscaria]

I'm getting a really strange error from SLADE today, although it seems to have resolved itself after I rebooted my comp.

When I double-click on the 'TEXTUREs' lump to open the texture editor, i would get a "No TEXTUREs Lump found (TEXTURES1/2, TEXTURES): Would you like to create it?" (or something like that) even though the lump is clearly there. It does this randomly for some reason.

[sirjuddington]

Is this a wad or a pk3?

Edit: Think I found the problem. If it ever happens again just close and re-open the wad, for now.

Edit edit: Fixed in r825, hopefully

[Amuscaria]

cool, sweet.

[Xtyfe]

Found a little glitch. First image shows a text file being read as an image file. It seems that if I have a comment on the first line of this file it's read this way. Second image has the comment on the second line and saved, it now shows up as a text file.

[Gez]

The issue isn't really one of comment place here. Could you post the entire XtItems.txt content on pastebin (free, no need to register, doesn't change formatting at all contrarily to forums)? The version that's detected as snea? I'll try to see if the detection routine can be tweaked to avoid that.

[Xtyfe]

http://pastebin.com/PCA8HNBd

I found something, it seems the real problem is on line 8. I had forgot to finish the comment on this line, if I remove the unfinished bit it works fine.

[Gez]

It's funny. Coincidentally, you made a perfectly valid snea lump, which is why it can display the "image" without glitch. Just changing either of the first two characters, or adding or removing any character from the lump so that the size isn't exactly 8838 bytes, is enough to falsify the identification.