Re: TN5250 Crash After Paste (Vista)

Brian <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.emulators.tn5250
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hi Scott,

I am using 0.17.4 which should be the most recent.  I've pasted below 
the little bit of info that Vista provided when the app crashed.  I am 
not sure if this ever happened to me on XP to tell you how to reproduce 
it there.  If it did happen, it had to be infrequent enough that I never 
thought of it as a bug or anything.

I am reproduce it pretty much all the time when I copy out of Outlook or 
some other Windows program and then paste in to TN5250.

Some very basic troubleshooting seems to indicate that the pasting 
somehow 'poisons' TN5250.  What I mean by that is, if I paste to the 
command line, all is well.  I can press enter, page up, down, and so on 
with no issues.

But, as soon as I call a program, enter DFU/SEU, etc...crash.  And that 
is without pasting anything in the actual program or DFU session.  Once 
I paste one time in any way, the next time I call a program or 
something, it crashes.  Now, if I call the program and then paste, it 
dies as well.

Not sure how much of that helps.  If I can somehow better debug things 
here, let me know.

Thanks again,
Brian

Problem signature:
   Problem Event Name:	APPCRASH
   Application Name:	TN5250.EXE
   Application Version:	0.0.0.0
   Application Timestamp:	49277f52
   Fault Module Name:	ntdll.dll
   Fault Module Version:	6.0.6001.18000
   Fault Module Timestamp:	4791a7a6
   Exception Code:	c0000005
   Exception Offset:	00065a20
   OS Version:	6.0.6001.2.1.0.256.6
   Locale ID:	1033
   Additional Information 1:	d353
   Additional Information 2:	15972d5dcd0e6cf50b7bd0c86d93fc42
   Additional Information 3:	1595
   Additional Information 4:	e750c84dc5ba5c4ba760297836131b72


Scott Klement wrote:
> Hi Brian,
> 
> Are you using the current version of TN5250?  (The one we released a 
> month or so ago?)
> 
> I know I fixed some similar issues in that release.
> 
> I know of an outstanding bug in the copy to clipboard (if you select 
> text outside the normal 80x24 or 132x27 screen, it'll try to copy the 
> text, and crash) but I don't know of any outstanding issues with paste...
> 
> I'm running XP, and don't currently have access to a Vista box.  If 
> updating to the current version doesn't help, can you tell me how to 
> reproduce the problem on XP?  (Or something I can try to reproduce the 
> problem?)  Without being able to reproduce it, I don't even know how to 
> begin to debug it...
> 
> 
> Brian wrote:
>> Hello all.
>>
>> I seem to be experiencing some odd issue in TN5250 that happens when I 
>> paste data (normal text data) from another windows application (like 
>> Outlook) in to a 5250 session.  The session ends up crashing and I need 
>> to restart it.  I can reproduce the scenario over and over when 
>> copy/pasting the same data.  However, when I type that same text in to 
>> the 5250 session, all is well, and if I type it in to the 5250 window 
>> and then copy paste it from there, it is OK as well.
>>
>> My OS is Vista business.  I just switched from XP and I do not recall 
>> having this issue in XP at all, or if I did, it was not reproducible on 
>> demand like this one is in Vista.
>>
>> My guess is that something is coming along in the buffer in Vista as I 
>> am copy/pasting that TN5250 does not like.
>>
>> Is this a known issue or is there some workaround perhaps?
>>
>> Thanks much.
> 

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