On Sun, Jun 30, 2013 at 1:41 PM, Art Heimsoth <artst...@artheimsoth.com>wrote:
> Yes, I have the default working in my main program, and it has been
> for awhile. I was wanting to get around the delay time by using an
> Ok button to signal when the selection was what I wanted. I have
> built a small test case that seems to want to work, but on the second
> character input I get a 0x0005 (op code?) violation -not sure where
> as I am not familiar with how to peruse that type of error.
>
Yikes that's a crash.
> I will
> zip up the three files (rex, rc and h) for the test and you can tell me
> where I have made a stupid mistake !! (sending to your private addr)
>
This looks like a bad bug. Whether you made a mistake or not, it shouldn't
crash. ;-)
You can open a bug report if you want, it's nice to track these things.
>
> Really hate to bother you on a weekend, but do appreciate your help.
>
No problem, it is a kind of interesting scenario. I'm using the program I
posted to implement a working solution. It is far enough along to see that
a pretty good solution is doable. I'll post it later.
Thanks for finding a bug.
--
Mark Miesfeld
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