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Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2008 8:45 pm

Open up your main session. Then add/open/install a new package.

As usual, it opens the package in it's own tab. Not a problem.

Try deleting that package tab. It deletes your MAIN tab and then proceeds to crash CMUD. At least, that's what it's been doing to me.

For instance, the main tab has all my scripts. I want something from Vijilante's toolbox, but don't want the messy extra tabs (well, not messy, but I don't like extra tabs, personally). I move the stuff from the package to my main, no problem. Then, after I'm finished, I right-click "Vijilante's Toolbox" tab, select "delete tab" and my cursor goes haywire. After a minute or two, my main screen disappears, and CMUD crashes. I've already submitted the bug via the bug report, but I wonder if anyone else experiences this problem.

By the way, no matter what packages I choose to have active, it always... and I mean always put the packages I wish to have deleted in the tabs. They're not even selected as default packages. *sigh*

Charneus

Posted: Tue Jan 22, 2008 10:53 pm

I cannot reproduce this. Exactly how are you deleting the tab? Are you right-clicking and selecting "Delete tab"? When I try this, I even get a warning message about "Do you want to remove package xxx from your session?" and can click Yes/No to confirm the deletion.

So does it only happen after you move stuff from the package? Perhaps you can provide a step-by-step procedure for exactly reproducing the bug that I can try here.

The determination of what a "default package" is comes from your main Preferences/Packages list where you can set which packages are the default packages you want loaded into each new session. If a package is in this list, then it doesn't get a tab in the settings editor unless Show Default Packages view option is on. But if it's not in this default list, then it gets a tab.

Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2008 9:00 am

Ok. Caused it to crash again. Here's step-by-step what I did.

1. Opened my normal session.
2. Opened Package Editor by clicking Settings.
3. File -> Open, chose an installed package.
4. With the new package pane visible, I right-clicked the tab, selected "Delete tab"
5. Prompted with "Remove Package xxx from your session?" - selected "Yes"

Right afterwards, my main session package went *poof* while the new package pane remained visible. After my cursor went haywire, CMUD came up with a crash report. This time, I saved it:

Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2008 5:40 pm

You'll need to send me your PKG file that you are opening in step (1). I cannot reproduce this in my session.

Posted: Fri Jan 25, 2008 6:14 am

Mailed package to you. Hopefully, that'll help pinpoint the problem.

Charneus