Hi there,
i performed a git bisect (the very first in my lifetime, and that is
really a nice and easy tool to search such things!!!).
The commits at and before c7d41d9 compiled the cave sucessfully 10 of 10
times.
1c1fcf14e4eaf6e0bb89da513702ad9b89204ed8 is the first bad commit
commit
I use BBEdit on MacOSX and it has all features you mentioned.
Martin
> 14. 10. 2020 v 21:17, Tarquin Wilton-Jones via Therion :
>
> On 14/10/2020 20:08, Martin Sluka via Therion wrote:
>> What about multifile search for”P]” in text files? It is quite strange
>> combination of characters and
I just made a new issue ticket:
https://github.com/therion/therion/issues/278
Am 2020-10-14 22:53, schrieb Benedikt Hallinger:
Hi there,
i performed a git bisect (the very first in my lifetime, and that is
really a nice and easy tool to search such things!!!).
The commits at and before
> I think that the problem is caused by this line:
>
> rv.prjname = thcs_get_label(params).c_str();
>
> because rv.prjname now contains a pointer to a temporary (and already
> destroyed) string.
Bravo on the speedy bug hunting!
> With every run the string changes
Heart sank as soon as I read
OK, now i got something.
Guess what - one of about 5 compiles runs trough.
This leads me to think that there is a race condition or something else
somewhere, overwriting memory of the to-be-checked string.
I'm pretty sure now that this is not a problem with the dataset per se,
but some memory
Hello all, thanks for all the hints.
What about multifile search for”P]” in text files? It is quite strange
combination of characters and they are part of ASCII set.
I had that in mind, but i don't think its the problem here. If it would,
5.5.1 should fail too...
What about multifile search
On 2020-10-14 22:05 +0200, Benedikt Hallinger wrote:
> OK, now i got something.
>
> Guess what - one of about 5 compiles runs trough.
> This leads me to think that there is a race condition or something else
> somewhere, overwriting memory of the to-be-checked string.
> I'm pretty sure now that
I sent Martin a dataset to investigate.
Hopefully he can spot something...
Am 2020-10-14 21:40, schrieb Benedikt Hallinger:
Hello all, thanks for all the hints.
What about multifile search for”P]” in text files? It is quite strange
combination of characters and they are part of ASCII set.
I
Hi,
I think that the problem is caused by this line:
rv.prjname = thcs_get_label(params).c_str();
because rv.prjname now contains a pointer to a temporary (and already
destroyed) string.
st 14. 10. 2020 v 23:04 odesílatel Benedikt Hallinger
napsal:
>
> I just made a new issue ticket:
>
Hi folks,
Stacho fixed these "when using Survex loop closure" bugs in yesterday's
development release:
https://github.com/therion/therion/issues/269 Therion miscalculates
fixes in multiple centreline blocks when using Survex loop closure
https://github.com/therion/therion/issues/270 Therion
I tried to compile the model of the Hirlatz cave with it and it looks
good, from a big picture view.
The passages shifted sometimes slightly, as expected.
When trying to compile a specific plan map view PDF i get an error about
UTF8. The compile runs fine with release-therion 5.5.1, however!
I experimented a little bit more.
In the thconfig file I set some header data.
statistics explo off
statistics topo off
statistics carto off
statistics copyright all
If i comment out the line
#statistics carto off
the compilation works
Hey Martin,
thanks for responding.
The exact same dataset compiles well with 5.5.1.
As far as i know, no special characters are used here.
As its rather huge, and i have no idea how to reduce the problem. It
surely must be somewhere in the .th2 files "author", since that is
probably the only
On Wed, Oct 14, 2020 at 10:38 AM Benedikt Hallinger
wrote:
> When trying to compile a specific plan map view PDF i get an error about
> UTF8. The compile runs fine with release-therion 5.5.1, however!
> (i don't know if this is related)
>
Hi, there was no change in the processing of utf-8
> I probably need to wade trough the data manually.
QA folks start grinning. Generic instructions below:
Take a copy of your dataset. Reproduce the problem.
Comment out any joins. Recompile.
Delete half the "input" statements, and their "equate". Recompile.
Repeat until the problem disappears.
What about multifile search for”P]” in text files? It is quite strange
combination of characters and they are part of ASCII set.
Martin
Odesláno z iPhonu
14. 10. 2020 v 20:55, Tarquin Wilton-Jones via Therion :
>> I probably need to wade trough the data manually.
>
> QA folks start
On 14/10/2020 20:08, Martin Sluka via Therion wrote:
> What about multifile search for”P]” in text files? It is quite strange
> combination of characters and they are part of ASCII set.
If you have an editor that is working in the same character set as
Therion, that could work. Definitely worth
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