Re: preamble crashes

[Lennart]

Paul A. Rubin [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 
 Well, I'm running low on ideas.  Does this happen with a variety of 
 document classes, or just with one document class?  Have you tried 
 uninstalling and reinstalling LyX?
 
 This next thing is a very long shot, but ... you might try booting the 
 computer in safe mode and repeating the experiment.  That would disable 
 a bunch of drivers, including any network connections.  If LyX does not 
 hang, then the hourglass probably relates to LyX waiting on a system 
 driver (disk or network) ... maybe ... possibly ...
 
 /Paul
 
 

I reinstalled LyX and now it works! 
Still vague what the problem was, I installed it now for everyone on the PC and
not only for myself (not much difference since I am the only user). But perhaps
that was the problem. 

Thanks for the help! 

Re: preamble crashes

[Paul A. Rubin]

Lennart wrote:



I reinstalled LyX and now it works! 
Still vague what the problem was, I installed it now for everyone on the PC and

not only for myself (not much difference since I am the only user). But perhaps
that was the problem. 

Thanks for the help! 


That makes it sound as though the hourglass thing was related to a 
permissions problem, although I can't figure out what it would be. 
Anyway, glad you're up and running.


/Paul

Re: preamble crashes

[Lennart]

Paul A. Rubin [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 
 Well, I'm running low on ideas.  Does this happen with a variety of 
 document classes, or just with one document class?  Have you tried 
 uninstalling and reinstalling LyX?
 
 This next thing is a very long shot, but ... you might try booting the 
 computer in safe mode and repeating the experiment.  That would disable 
 a bunch of drivers, including any network connections.  If LyX does not 
 hang, then the hourglass probably relates to LyX waiting on a system 
 driver (disk or network) ... maybe ... possibly ...
 
 /Paul
 
 

I reinstalled LyX and now it works! 
Still vague what the problem was, I installed it now for everyone on the PC and
not only for myself (not much difference since I am the only user). But perhaps
that was the problem. 

Thanks for the help! 

Re: preamble crashes

[Paul A. Rubin]

Lennart wrote:



I reinstalled LyX and now it works! 
Still vague what the problem was, I installed it now for everyone on the PC and

not only for myself (not much difference since I am the only user). But perhaps
that was the problem. 

Thanks for the help! 


That makes it sound as though the hourglass thing was related to a 
permissions problem, although I can't figure out what it would be. 
Anyway, glad you're up and running.


/Paul

Re: preamble crashes

[Lennart]

Paul A. Rubin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> 
> Well, I'm running low on ideas.  Does this happen with a variety of 
> document classes, or just with one document class?  Have you tried 
> uninstalling and reinstalling LyX?
> 
> This next thing is a very long shot, but ... you might try booting the 
> computer in safe mode and repeating the experiment.  That would disable 
> a bunch of drivers, including any network connections.  If LyX does not 
> hang, then the hourglass probably relates to LyX waiting on a system 
> driver (disk or network) ... maybe ... possibly ...
> 
> /Paul
> 
> 

I reinstalled LyX and now it works! 
Still vague what the problem was, I installed it now for everyone on the PC and
not only for myself (not much difference since I am the only user). But perhaps
that was the problem. 

Thanks for the help! 

Re: preamble crashes

[Paul A. Rubin]

Lennart wrote:



I reinstalled LyX and now it works! 
Still vague what the problem was, I installed it now for everyone on the PC and

not only for myself (not much difference since I am the only user). But perhaps
that was the problem. 

Thanks for the help! 


That makes it sound as though the hourglass thing was related to a 
permissions problem, although I can't figure out what it would be. 
Anyway, glad you're up and running.


/Paul

Re: preamble crashes

[Lennart]

Paul A. Rubin [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 We call it an hourglass, but personally I think it should be replaced 
 with a small portrait of Bill Gates laughing at the user.
 


should be replaced 
 with a small portrait of Bill Gates laughing at the user :P and an upgrade to
Vista box...
It's correct that Lyx thinks I am Admin and Documents folder is indeed on the D
partition. But the document itself is writed on the C Partion. That could be a
problem, I will look in to it. 
But Lyx was installed as Admin and I don't have any extra permissions on the
Computer. So should be able to write anywhere..

Lennart 

Re: preamble crashes

[Paul A. Rubin]

Lennart wrote:

Paul A. Rubin [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

We call it an hourglass, but personally I think it should be replaced 
with a small portrait of Bill Gates laughing at the user.





should be replaced 
 with a small portrait of Bill Gates laughing at the user :P and an upgrade to

Vista box...
It's correct that Lyx thinks I am Admin and Documents folder is indeed on the D
partition. But the document itself is writed on the C Partion. That could be a
problem, I will look in to it. 
But Lyx was installed as Admin and I don't have any extra permissions on the

Computer. So should be able to write anywhere..



Well, I'm running low on ideas.  Does this happen with a variety of 
document classes, or just with one document class?  Have you tried 
uninstalling and reinstalling LyX?


This next thing is a very long shot, but ... you might try booting the 
computer in safe mode and repeating the experiment.  That would disable 
a bunch of drivers, including any network connections.  If LyX does not 
hang, then the hourglass probably relates to LyX waiting on a system 
driver (disk or network) ... maybe ... possibly ...


/Paul

Re: preamble crashes

[Lennart]

Paul A. Rubin [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 We call it an hourglass, but personally I think it should be replaced 
 with a small portrait of Bill Gates laughing at the user.
 


should be replaced 
 with a small portrait of Bill Gates laughing at the user :P and an upgrade to
Vista box...
It's correct that Lyx thinks I am Admin and Documents folder is indeed on the D
partition. But the document itself is writed on the C Partion. That could be a
problem, I will look in to it. 
But Lyx was installed as Admin and I don't have any extra permissions on the
Computer. So should be able to write anywhere..

Lennart 

Re: preamble crashes

[Paul A. Rubin]

Lennart wrote:

Paul A. Rubin [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

We call it an hourglass, but personally I think it should be replaced 
with a small portrait of Bill Gates laughing at the user.





should be replaced 
 with a small portrait of Bill Gates laughing at the user :P and an upgrade to

Vista box...
It's correct that Lyx thinks I am Admin and Documents folder is indeed on the D
partition. But the document itself is writed on the C Partion. That could be a
problem, I will look in to it. 
But Lyx was installed as Admin and I don't have any extra permissions on the

Computer. So should be able to write anywhere..



Well, I'm running low on ideas.  Does this happen with a variety of 
document classes, or just with one document class?  Have you tried 
uninstalling and reinstalling LyX?


This next thing is a very long shot, but ... you might try booting the 
computer in safe mode and repeating the experiment.  That would disable 
a bunch of drivers, including any network connections.  If LyX does not 
hang, then the hourglass probably relates to LyX waiting on a system 
driver (disk or network) ... maybe ... possibly ...


/Paul

Re: preamble crashes

[Lennart]

Paul A. Rubin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> We call it an "hourglass", but personally I think it should be replaced 
> with a small portrait of Bill Gates laughing at the user.
> 


"should be replaced 
 with a small portrait of Bill Gates laughing at the user" :P and an upgrade to
Vista box...
It's correct that Lyx thinks I am Admin and Documents folder is indeed on the D
partition. But the document itself is writed on the C Partion. That could be a
problem, I will look in to it. 
But Lyx was installed as Admin and I don't have any extra permissions on the
Computer. So should be able to write anywhere..

Lennart 

Re: preamble crashes

[Paul A. Rubin]

Lennart wrote:

Paul A. Rubin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

We call it an "hourglass", but personally I think it should be replaced 
with a small portrait of Bill Gates laughing at the user.





"should be replaced 
 with a small portrait of Bill Gates laughing at the user" :P and an upgrade to

Vista box...
It's correct that Lyx thinks I am Admin and Documents folder is indeed on the D
partition. But the document itself is writed on the C Partion. That could be a
problem, I will look in to it. 
But Lyx was installed as Admin and I don't have any extra permissions on the

Computer. So should be able to write anywhere..



Well, I'm running low on ideas.  Does this happen with a variety of 
document classes, or just with one document class?  Have you tried 
uninstalling and reinstalling LyX?


This next thing is a very long shot, but ... you might try booting the 
computer in safe mode and repeating the experiment.  That would disable 
a bunch of drivers, including any network connections.  If LyX does not 
hang, then the hourglass probably relates to LyX waiting on a system 
driver (disk or network) ... maybe ... possibly ...


/Paul

Re: preamble crashes

[Paul A. Rubin]

Lennart wrote:

I am running Lyx 1.4.4 on Windows Xp.
Beneath is the log file you requested only the problem is there are no new
entries after I entered something in the preamble box. As I enter something in
the box, Lyx displays the sand glas (don't now what the English term is).


We call it an hourglass, but personally I think it should be replaced 
with a small portrait of Bill Gates laughing at the user.



And
this doesn't disappear and when I tried to close the dialog screen Lyx crashes
completly..

I hope you can do something with this data. 


Not much.  You are correct, typing in the preamble box freezes LyX 
before it can write any further debug output.  The only things I noticed 
are that LyX thinks you are logged on as Administrator, and that it 
thinks your My Documents folder is on the D drive/partition.  If either 
is not correct, there might be a permissions or path problem somewhere.
I wonder if the hourglass might be LyX trying to do something in a 
directory to which it lacks access (so that it waits patiently for an 
event that will never happen)?


/Paul

Re: preamble crashes

[Paul A. Rubin]

Lennart wrote:

I am running Lyx 1.4.4 on Windows Xp.
Beneath is the log file you requested only the problem is there are no new
entries after I entered something in the preamble box. As I enter something in
the box, Lyx displays the sand glas (don't now what the English term is).


We call it an hourglass, but personally I think it should be replaced 
with a small portrait of Bill Gates laughing at the user.



And
this doesn't disappear and when I tried to close the dialog screen Lyx crashes
completly..

I hope you can do something with this data. 


Not much.  You are correct, typing in the preamble box freezes LyX 
before it can write any further debug output.  The only things I noticed 
are that LyX thinks you are logged on as Administrator, and that it 
thinks your My Documents folder is on the D drive/partition.  If either 
is not correct, there might be a permissions or path problem somewhere.
I wonder if the hourglass might be LyX trying to do something in a 
directory to which it lacks access (so that it waits patiently for an 
event that will never happen)?


/Paul

Re: preamble crashes

[Paul A. Rubin]

Lennart wrote:

I am running Lyx 1.4.4 on Windows Xp.
Beneath is the log file you requested only the problem is there are no new
entries after I entered something in the preamble box. As I enter something in
the box, Lyx displays the "sand glas" (don't now what the English term is).


We call it an "hourglass", but personally I think it should be replaced 
with a small portrait of Bill Gates laughing at the user.



And
this doesn't disappear and when I tried to close the dialog screen Lyx crashes
completly..

I hope you can do something with this data. 


Not much.  You are correct, typing in the preamble box freezes LyX 
before it can write any further debug output.  The only things I noticed 
are that LyX thinks you are logged on as "Administrator", and that it 
thinks your My Documents folder is on the D drive/partition.  If either 
is not correct, there might be a permissions or path problem somewhere.
I wonder if the hourglass might be LyX trying to do something in a 
directory to which it lacks access (so that it waits patiently for an 
event that will never happen)?


/Paul

preamble crashes

[Lennart]

I am running Lyx 1.4.4 on Windows Xp.
Beneath is the log file you requested only the problem is there are no new
entries after I entered something in the preamble box. As I enter something in
the box, Lyx displays the sand glas (don't now what the English term is). And
this doesn't disappear and when I tried to close the dialog screen Lyx crashes
completly..

I hope you can do something with this data. 

Lennart 



PS: it's only a part of the log, I can mail the complete one. 

No binding for file-open(D:/My Documents/logoboek Mechatronica.lyx)
No binding for file-open(C:/Program Files/LyX14/Resources/examples/splash.lyx)
No binding for buffer-import(latex)
No binding for buffer-import(literate)
No binding for buffer-import(text)
No binding for buffer-import(textparagraph)
No binding for ()
No binding for buffer-export(custom)
LyXFunc::dispatch: cmd:  action: 3 arg: '' x: 0 y: 0
Buffer::Buffer()
Assigning to buffer 0
__thiscall Messages::Pimpl::Pimpl(const class std::basic_stringchar,struct std:
:char_traitschar,class std::allocatorchar  ): language(nl_NL)
void __thiscall BufferView::Pimpl::setBuffer(class Buffer *)[ b = 04F7CEB8]
void __thiscall BufferView::Pimpl::setBuffer(class Buffer *)Buffer addr: 04F7CEB
8
void __thiscall BufferView::Pimpl::update(enum Update::flags)[fitcursor = 0, for
ceupdate = 2, singlepar = 0]  buffer: 04F7CEB8
Font 'Roman, Medium, Upright, Normal, none, Emphasis Off, Underline Off, Noun Of
f, Language: Dutch' matched by
Times New Roman
The font has size: 15
This font is an exact match
XFLD: Times New Roman
class ViewMetricsInfo __thiscall BufferView::Pimpl::metrics(bool) y1: 0 y2: 65 p
it1: 0 pit2: 0 npit: 1 singlepar: 0
#.
Redraw screen
expose 673x412+0+0
void __thiscall BufferView::Pimpl::updateScrollbar(void) Updating scrollbar: hei
ght: 1 curr par: 0 default height 27
void __thiscall BufferView::Pimpl::updateScrollbar(void) Updating scrollbar: hei
ght: 1 curr par: 0 default height 27
Win32 path correction [.../Logboek/newfile1.lyx]-[...\Logboek\newfile1.lyx]
The font scaling factor is 144
void __thiscall BufferView::Pimpl::update(enum Update::flags)[fitcursor = 1, for
ceupdate = 0, singlepar = 0]  buffer: 04F7CEB8
class ViewMetricsInfo __thiscall BufferView::Pimpl::metrics(bool) y1: 0 y2: 65 p
it1: 0 pit2: 0 npit: 1 singlepar: 0
void __thiscall BufferView::Pimpl::updateScrollbar(void) Updating scrollbar: hei
ght: 1 curr par: 0 default height 27
verbose dispatch msg (buffer-new: [Ctrl+N])
Log name calculated as: C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/Local Settings/T
emp/lyx_tmpdir4904a04800/lyx_tmpbuf0/newfile1.log
No binding for merge-changes()
No binding for accept-change()
No binding for reject-change()
No binding for accept-all-changes()
No binding for reject-all-changes()
No binding for output-changes()
No binding for dialog-show(latexlog)
No binding for toc-view()
No binding for appendix()
No binding for buffer-toggle-compression()
No binding for dialog-show(document)
LyXFunc::dispatch: cmd:  action: 228 arg: 'document' x: 0 y: 0
Setting controller ro: 0
Transition from state INITIAL to state INITIAL after input SMI_READ_WRITE
Calling BC refresh()
Calling BC refresh()
void __thiscall BufferView::Pimpl::update(enum Update::flags)[fitcursor = 1, for
ceupdate = 0, singlepar = 0]  buffer: 04F7CEB8
class ViewMetricsInfo __thiscall BufferView::Pimpl::metrics(bool) y1: 0 y2: 65 p
it1: 0 pit2: 0 npit: 1 singlepar: 0
void __thiscall BufferView::Pimpl::updateScrollbar(void) Updating scrollbar: hei
ght: 1 curr par: 0 default height 27
Setting controller ro: 0
Transition from state INITIAL to state INITIAL after input SMI_READ_WRITE
Calling BC refresh()
verbose dispatch msg (dialog-show document)

C:\Program Files\LyX14\bin

Re: preamble crashes

[Lennart]

Lennart [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 void __thiscall BufferView::Pimpl::updateScrollbar(void) Updating scrollbar: 
hei
 ght: 1 curr par: 0 default height 27
 Setting controller ro: 0
 Transition from state INITIAL to state INITIAL after input SMI_READ_WRITE
 Calling BC refresh()
 verbose dispatch msg (dialog-show document)
 
 C:\Program Files\LyX14\bin
 
 


Sorry again this was a response to:
http://article.gmane.org/gmane.editors.lyx.general/37398

How do I respond on my own topic? 

thanks! 

preamble crashes

[Lennart]

I am running Lyx 1.4.4 on Windows Xp.
Beneath is the log file you requested only the problem is there are no new
entries after I entered something in the preamble box. As I enter something in
the box, Lyx displays the sand glas (don't now what the English term is). And
this doesn't disappear and when I tried to close the dialog screen Lyx crashes
completly..

I hope you can do something with this data. 

Lennart 



PS: it's only a part of the log, I can mail the complete one. 

No binding for file-open(D:/My Documents/logoboek Mechatronica.lyx)
No binding for file-open(C:/Program Files/LyX14/Resources/examples/splash.lyx)
No binding for buffer-import(latex)
No binding for buffer-import(literate)
No binding for buffer-import(text)
No binding for buffer-import(textparagraph)
No binding for ()
No binding for buffer-export(custom)
LyXFunc::dispatch: cmd:  action: 3 arg: '' x: 0 y: 0
Buffer::Buffer()
Assigning to buffer 0
__thiscall Messages::Pimpl::Pimpl(const class std::basic_stringchar,struct std:
:char_traitschar,class std::allocatorchar  ): language(nl_NL)
void __thiscall BufferView::Pimpl::setBuffer(class Buffer *)[ b = 04F7CEB8]
void __thiscall BufferView::Pimpl::setBuffer(class Buffer *)Buffer addr: 04F7CEB
8
void __thiscall BufferView::Pimpl::update(enum Update::flags)[fitcursor = 0, for
ceupdate = 2, singlepar = 0]  buffer: 04F7CEB8
Font 'Roman, Medium, Upright, Normal, none, Emphasis Off, Underline Off, Noun Of
f, Language: Dutch' matched by
Times New Roman
The font has size: 15
This font is an exact match
XFLD: Times New Roman
class ViewMetricsInfo __thiscall BufferView::Pimpl::metrics(bool) y1: 0 y2: 65 p
it1: 0 pit2: 0 npit: 1 singlepar: 0
#.
Redraw screen
expose 673x412+0+0
void __thiscall BufferView::Pimpl::updateScrollbar(void) Updating scrollbar: hei
ght: 1 curr par: 0 default height 27
void __thiscall BufferView::Pimpl::updateScrollbar(void) Updating scrollbar: hei
ght: 1 curr par: 0 default height 27
Win32 path correction [.../Logboek/newfile1.lyx]-[...\Logboek\newfile1.lyx]
The font scaling factor is 144
void __thiscall BufferView::Pimpl::update(enum Update::flags)[fitcursor = 1, for
ceupdate = 0, singlepar = 0]  buffer: 04F7CEB8
class ViewMetricsInfo __thiscall BufferView::Pimpl::metrics(bool) y1: 0 y2: 65 p
it1: 0 pit2: 0 npit: 1 singlepar: 0
void __thiscall BufferView::Pimpl::updateScrollbar(void) Updating scrollbar: hei
ght: 1 curr par: 0 default height 27
verbose dispatch msg (buffer-new: [Ctrl+N])
Log name calculated as: C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/Local Settings/T
emp/lyx_tmpdir4904a04800/lyx_tmpbuf0/newfile1.log
No binding for merge-changes()
No binding for accept-change()
No binding for reject-change()
No binding for accept-all-changes()
No binding for reject-all-changes()
No binding for output-changes()
No binding for dialog-show(latexlog)
No binding for toc-view()
No binding for appendix()
No binding for buffer-toggle-compression()
No binding for dialog-show(document)
LyXFunc::dispatch: cmd:  action: 228 arg: 'document' x: 0 y: 0
Setting controller ro: 0
Transition from state INITIAL to state INITIAL after input SMI_READ_WRITE
Calling BC refresh()
Calling BC refresh()
void __thiscall BufferView::Pimpl::update(enum Update::flags)[fitcursor = 1, for
ceupdate = 0, singlepar = 0]  buffer: 04F7CEB8
class ViewMetricsInfo __thiscall BufferView::Pimpl::metrics(bool) y1: 0 y2: 65 p
it1: 0 pit2: 0 npit: 1 singlepar: 0
void __thiscall BufferView::Pimpl::updateScrollbar(void) Updating scrollbar: hei
ght: 1 curr par: 0 default height 27
Setting controller ro: 0
Transition from state INITIAL to state INITIAL after input SMI_READ_WRITE
Calling BC refresh()
verbose dispatch msg (dialog-show document)

C:\Program Files\LyX14\bin

Re: preamble crashes

[Lennart]

Lennart [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 void __thiscall BufferView::Pimpl::updateScrollbar(void) Updating scrollbar: 
hei
 ght: 1 curr par: 0 default height 27
 Setting controller ro: 0
 Transition from state INITIAL to state INITIAL after input SMI_READ_WRITE
 Calling BC refresh()
 verbose dispatch msg (dialog-show document)
 
 C:\Program Files\LyX14\bin
 
 


Sorry again this was a response to:
http://article.gmane.org/gmane.editors.lyx.general/37398

How do I respond on my own topic? 

thanks! 

preamble crashes

[Lennart]

I am running Lyx 1.4.4 on Windows Xp.
Beneath is the log file you requested only the problem is there are no new
entries after I entered something in the preamble box. As I enter something in
the box, Lyx displays the "sand glas" (don't now what the English term is). And
this doesn't disappear and when I tried to close the dialog screen Lyx crashes
completly..

I hope you can do something with this data. 

Lennart 



PS: it's only a part of the log, I can mail the complete one. 

No binding for file-open(D:/My Documents/logoboek Mechatronica.lyx)
No binding for file-open(C:/Program Files/LyX14/Resources/examples/splash.lyx)
No binding for buffer-import(latex)
No binding for buffer-import(literate)
No binding for buffer-import(text)
No binding for buffer-import(textparagraph)
No binding for ()
No binding for buffer-export(custom)
LyXFunc::dispatch: cmd:  action: 3 arg: '' x: 0 y: 0
Buffer::Buffer()
Assigning to buffer 0
__thiscall Messages::Pimpl::Pimpl(const class std::basic_string &): language(nl_NL)
void __thiscall BufferView::Pimpl::setBuffer(class Buffer *)[ b = 04F7CEB8]
void __thiscall BufferView::Pimpl::setBuffer(class Buffer *)Buffer addr: 04F7CEB
8
void __thiscall BufferView::Pimpl::update(enum Update::flags)[fitcursor = 0, for
ceupdate = 2, singlepar = 0]  buffer: 04F7CEB8
Font 'Roman, Medium, Upright, Normal, none, Emphasis Off, Underline Off, Noun Of
f, Language: Dutch' matched by
Times New Roman
The font has size: 15
This font is an exact match
XFLD: Times New Roman
class ViewMetricsInfo __thiscall BufferView::Pimpl::metrics(bool) y1: 0 y2: 65 p
it1: 0 pit2: 0 npit: 1 singlepar: 0
#.
Redraw screen
expose 673x412+0+0
void __thiscall BufferView::Pimpl::updateScrollbar(void) Updating scrollbar: hei
ght: 1 curr par: 0 default height 27
void __thiscall BufferView::Pimpl::updateScrollbar(void) Updating scrollbar: hei
ght: 1 curr par: 0 default height 27
 [.../Logboek/newfile1.lyx]->>[...\Logboek\newfile1.lyx]
The font scaling factor is 144
void __thiscall BufferView::Pimpl::update(enum Update::flags)[fitcursor = 1, for
ceupdate = 0, singlepar = 0]  buffer: 04F7CEB8
class ViewMetricsInfo __thiscall BufferView::Pimpl::metrics(bool) y1: 0 y2: 65 p
it1: 0 pit2: 0 npit: 1 singlepar: 0
void __thiscall BufferView::Pimpl::updateScrollbar(void) Updating scrollbar: hei
ght: 1 curr par: 0 default height 27
verbose dispatch msg (buffer-new: [Ctrl+N])
Log name calculated as: C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator/Local Settings/T
emp/lyx_tmpdir4904a04800/lyx_tmpbuf0/newfile1.log
No binding for merge-changes()
No binding for accept-change()
No binding for reject-change()
No binding for accept-all-changes()
No binding for reject-all-changes()
No binding for output-changes()
No binding for dialog-show(latexlog)
No binding for toc-view()
No binding for appendix()
No binding for buffer-toggle-compression()
No binding for dialog-show(document)
LyXFunc::dispatch: cmd:  action: 228 arg: 'document' x: 0 y: 0
Setting controller ro: 0
Transition from state INITIAL to state INITIAL after input SMI_READ_WRITE
Calling BC refresh()
Calling BC refresh()
void __thiscall BufferView::Pimpl::update(enum Update::flags)[fitcursor = 1, for
ceupdate = 0, singlepar = 0]  buffer: 04F7CEB8
class ViewMetricsInfo __thiscall BufferView::Pimpl::metrics(bool) y1: 0 y2: 65 p
it1: 0 pit2: 0 npit: 1 singlepar: 0
void __thiscall BufferView::Pimpl::updateScrollbar(void) Updating scrollbar: hei
ght: 1 curr par: 0 default height 27
Setting controller ro: 0
Transition from state INITIAL to state INITIAL after input SMI_READ_WRITE
Calling BC refresh()
verbose dispatch msg (dialog-show document)

C:\Program Files\LyX14\bin>

Re: preamble crashes

[Lennart]

Lennart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

 void __thiscall BufferView::Pimpl::updateScrollbar(void) Updating scrollbar: 
hei
> ght: 1 curr par: 0 default height 27
> Setting controller ro: 0
> Transition from state INITIAL to state INITIAL after input SMI_READ_WRITE
> Calling BC refresh()
> verbose dispatch msg (dialog-show document)
> 
> C:\Program Files\LyX14\bin>
> 
> 


Sorry again this was a response to:
http://article.gmane.org/gmane.editors.lyx.general/37398

How do I respond on my own topic? 

thanks! 

Re: Preamble crashes

[Lennart]

Mistake: this had to be a reply at this topic:
http://article.gmane.org/gmane.editors.lyx.general/
37327
excuse

Re: Preamble crashes

[Lennart]

Mistake: this had to be a reply at this topic:
http://article.gmane.org/gmane.editors.lyx.general/
37327
excuse

Re: Preamble crashes

[Lennart]

Mistake: this had to be a reply at this topic:
http://article.gmane.org/gmane.editors.lyx.general/
37327
excuse