On Tuesday, September 2, 2003, at 06:28 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
I looked a little more. I was getting this on a value that would not be found. For a value that would be found I got "not found" as the result.
Hm. Backwards. Post a script?
I was mixed up. Any non-empty query got a crash and 'find empty' with idiomatic meaning did not.
I'm currently at a variation where I can't get the engine to exit.
Been there, done that. It worked if I didn't use a repeat loop though. What happens if you do a single hard-coded find, like "find 'roger'"? That works for me.
That will crash.
If I 'start using' and then 'find' in startup, I get no crash.
If I do that in a delayed handler, I get no crash.
If I 'start using' in startup and then 'find' in a delayed handler, I get a crash.
Here is a stripped-down example of one that does not crash: on startup start using "findtest.rev" set the defaultStack to "findtest" find "roger" end startup
It does bother me that this would crash if start and find are in different handlers.
Dar Scott
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