attachment have file with error. Crash on look last page.
think you forgot to attach the file :-), can you do that please
This archive with error document. http://file.qip.ru/file/fxsqc0F-/0_Titlist__%D1%80%D1%83%D1%81.html Please open and browse.
Not reproduced with LO RC4 Ubuntu 10.04 x86.
yup doesn't crash on linux for me but crashes just fine on windows, tor can you investigate further?
Please attach the document to this bug, don't provide a link to a Russian language webpage.
I am can not attach the document. "The file you are trying to attach is 2859 kilobytes (KB) in size. Non-patch attachments cannot be more than 1000 KB. We recommend that you store your attachment elsewhere and then insert the URL to it in a comment, or in the URL field for this bug. Alternately, if your attachment is an image, you could convert it to a compressible format like JPG or PNG and try again." Please try this link http://www.spectromed.com/download/lio.7z
Thanks, got the file.
For me, in a partial debugging build of 3.3, it crashes right when opening the document, before showing it at all. The backtrace at the crash is: > swmi.dll!SwNodeIndex::SwNodeIndex(const SwNodeIndex & rIdx={...}, long nDiff=0x00000000) Line 84 + 0x6 bytes C++ swmi.dll!SwPosition::SwPosition(const SwPosition & rPos={...}) Line 101 + 0x15 bytes C++ swmi.dll!SwPaM::SwPaM(const SwPosition & rPos={...}, SwPaM * pRing=0x00000000) Line 405 + 0x2d bytes C++
When using also a mswordmi.dll built with debugging, I get lots of assertion failures from sw/source/core/txtnode/ndhints.cxx, line 389: "HintsCheck: Portion inconsistency". (I mean lots like maybe a hundred, I kept clicking my mouse buttont as fast as I could for maybe ten seconds, at this same assertion message window.) Although, infuriatingly, the assertion message continues, "This can be temporarily ok during undo operations." Oh how I hate this kind of wishy-washy assertions. If I click "No" on them all (to ignore the assertion), eventually the start of the document does show up. Weird, does building mswordmi.dll with debugging change its behaviour? Anyway, if I then scroll towards the end of the document, I get a "Unhandled exception at 0x7c812afb in soffice.bin: Microsoft C++ exception: com::sun::star::loader::CannotActivateFactoryException" The stack trace at this point is: > swmi.dll!SwRects::_resize(unsigned int n=0x00000000) Line 48 + 0x3d bytes C++ swmi.dll!SwRects::Remove(unsigned short nP=0x0000, unsigned short nL=0x0001) Line 48 + 0x105 bytes C++ swmi.dll!SwRegionRects::operator-=(const SwRect & rRect={...}) Line 151 C++ 14943fc8() swmi.dll!SwLayoutFrm::RefreshLaySubsidiary(const SwPageFrm * pPage=0x0145d758, const SwRect & rRect={...}) Line 5983 + 0xf bytes C++ swmi.dll!SwFlyFrm::Paint(const SwRect & rRect={...}, const SwPrtOptions * __formal=0x00000000) Line 3746 C++ swmi.dll!SwFlyCntPortion::Paint(const SwTxtPaintInfo & rInf={...}) Line 269 C++ swmi.dll!SwTxtPainter::DrawTextLine(const SwRect & rPaint={...}, SwSaveClip & rClip={...}, const unsigned char bUnderSz=0x00) Line 423 C++ swmi.dll!SwTxtFrm::Paint(const SwRect & rRect={...}, const SwPrtOptions * __formal=0x00000000) Line 734 C++ swmi.dll!SwLayoutFrm::Paint(const SwRect & rRect={...}, const SwPrtOptions * __formal=0x00000000) Line 3313 C++ swmi.dll!SwBodyFrm::Paint(const SwRect & rRect={...}, const SwPrtOptions * __formal=0x00000000) Line 206 C++ swmi.dll!SwLayoutFrm::Paint(const SwRect & rRect={...}, const SwPrtOptions * __formal=0x00000000) Line 3313 C++ swmi.dll!SwRootFrm::Paint(const SwRect & rRect={...}, const SwPrtOptions * pPrintData=0x00000000) Line 2993 C++ swmi.dll!ViewShell::Paint(const Rectangle & rRect={...}) Line 1719 C++ swmi.dll!SwCrsrShell::Paint(const Rectangle & rRect={...}) Line 1184 C++ swmi.dll!SwEditWin::Paint(const Rectangle & rRect={...}) Line 590 C++ I think some other recent bug also involved the SV_IMPL_VARARR( SwRects, SwRect ) call in swregion.cxx? Cedric, any clue from this?
Working in 3.3.1. This was probably related to the EMF-related crash on windows builds.
*** Bug 34785 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***