0.39 win-x86: Fullscreen & Crop or Spotlight = CRASH!
Posted: Fri Dec 30, 2011 11:25 pm
Hi,
to reproduce:
1.) download & extract XnView MP 0.39
2.) Create an 'xnview.ini' in the same extracted program folder(s)
3.) Run the program, and "Import Clipboard" an image
4.) Click on 'Spotlight' tool, don't draw anything as yet
5.) Now enter fullscreen mode (using middle click)
6.) With 'Spotlight' toolbar present in fullscreen, now draw a few spotlights and press 'undo' button
7.) Program crash!!
EDIT:-
The same issue happens with the 'Crop' toolbar-function in Fullscreen view. So open any image in XnView MP viewer, press crop (to show crop toolbar) and then enter Fullscreen and draw a crop selection and press 'crop' button = program crash. Program crash happens after pressing crop button.
I just believe that there should not be a program crash in those places...It is actually great (without the bug
) that there is some fullscreen support for the Spotlight and Crop functions so I reckon that the feature should be preserved. So the toolbar modes for both should only disappear in Fullscreen once the user has applied the Spotlight or Crop. Thanks
Windows 7 sp1
to reproduce:
1.) download & extract XnView MP 0.39
2.) Create an 'xnview.ini' in the same extracted program folder(s)
3.) Run the program, and "Import Clipboard" an image
4.) Click on 'Spotlight' tool, don't draw anything as yet
5.) Now enter fullscreen mode (using middle click)
6.) With 'Spotlight' toolbar present in fullscreen, now draw a few spotlights and press 'undo' button
7.) Program crash!!
EDIT:-
The same issue happens with the 'Crop' toolbar-function in Fullscreen view. So open any image in XnView MP viewer, press crop (to show crop toolbar) and then enter Fullscreen and draw a crop selection and press 'crop' button = program crash. Program crash happens after pressing crop button.
I just believe that there should not be a program crash in those places...It is actually great (without the bug
) that there is some fullscreen support for the Spotlight and Crop functions so I reckon that the feature should be preserved. So the toolbar modes for both should only disappear in Fullscreen once the user has applied the Spotlight or Crop. ThanksWindows 7 sp1
