Girder 3.0.22 Pre 10 (post bugs here)

[Ron]

I think the last bugs that where introduced by the treeview have been ironed out, the author of the treeview sent me a final update. If you still find bugs let me know. I'm gonna let pre 10 rest a few days so you have some time to play with it, unless a big bug appears.

-Ron

[SteveV]

Looking Good!! The save/load register functions are great--Thanks!

[jediperry]

I think all the pre releases have done this, and I'm not sure if it is girder or winamps fault:

If Girder has just been loaded and I send a command using send command to winamp, girder crashes.

sendmessage details: (1024,0,104) putting result in reg1

If i do other stuff to winamp (while girder is not minimised to systray)like sending normal wm_command messages, then it won't crash.

I get a "girder has caused error in <unknown>"
then an app error "Exception EAccessViolation in module Girder.exe at 000A7CD8..."
then girder closes.

let me know if you need more info,
apart from that, its all great.

Thanks, Mike

[Ron]

What do you want to achieve by sending WM_USER, 0, 1024 ? Cause sending invalid
messages can be dangerous.

-Ron

[nmirza]

Ron,
It looks like jediperry is seeing the same exact behavior that I am. I have gone back and tested my setup using the ATI TV group, and Girder locks up ONLY if the first command sent is a SENDMESSAGE, AND Girder is hidden or minimized. I have tested the same SENDMESSAGE command with Girder in a window, and everything works perfectly. My work around so far has been to leave Girder in a window at all times.

Naveed

[jediperry]

RonB wrote:
What do you want to achieve by sending WM_USER, 0, 1024 ? Cause sending invalid
messages can be dangerous.

-Ron

Sorry, wrong way round, WM_USER, 0, 104
1024 is the decimal value for WM_USER

104 checks whether winamp is playing or not.

[Ron]

I'll look into this asap!

-Ron

[Ron]

I have been able to reproduce the bug, now lets find it!

-Ron

[Ron]

Its fixed!! download the updated sendmessage plugin at here, or in the download section of the Girder page.

Regards,
Ron

[jediperry]

Thanks Ron, much appreciated.

Keep up the good work.

Mike