Re: [icon-users] EasiWriter crash
- From: Richard Ashbery <riscos@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: icon-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 06 Oct 2007 12:25:06 +0100
In article <d9d66e2b4f.martin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, Martin Wuerthner
<lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> In message <4f2b6d6b52riscos@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Richard Ashbery
> <riscos@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> > In article <76ed052b4f.eddie@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, Eddie
> > Lord <riscos@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> >> In message <4f2afc35d1riscos@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Richard Ashbery
> >> <riscos@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote thus:
> >>> EasiWriter crashes (reset required) when converting a document
[snip]
> Exporting the file as HTML works fine here and the embedded
> ArtWorks files are not really complex, in fact they are very
> simple. So, I cannot really imagine what could be causing your
> problem. What happens when you select part of the document and
> export the selection to HTML?
OK - I think I have solved the problem.
I have an annoying habit of placing my EasiWriter documents deep into
the directory structure (the document that crashed the M/C when
converting it to HTML was 5 levels deep). Although this doesn't seem to
have any effect when writing a standard document when it is converted to
HTML it results in a fatal crash or if converted from 4-levels depth a
re-coverable error message of the form:
Internal error, trap while in trap handler:
Internal error: abort on data transfer at
FC146300, pc = FC1462F8: registers at 124C38
(Incidentally...... David Ruck's where reports a SharedCLibrary error
- I don't know if this is relevant).
May be someone can explain this.
I have also discovered another program that is very sensitive to
excessive directory level depth. The program is Pic_Index. Whenever I
do anything with HTML I now ensure they operate at the root directory
or no more than a single directory depth.
Regards
Richard
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