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I keep getting a pop-up window saying:
EAccessViolation: EAccessViolation
when I try to save a file. I know I can save the file because I can
open, edit and save it just fine in Notepad... but Codemax is so much
better... I can't really edit someone else's ASP code in Notepad, now
can I?
Anyone know what's with this error?
Peter Popov ICQ : 15002700
Personal e-mail : pet### [at] vipbg
TAG e-mail : pet### [at] tagpovrayorg
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Hi,
> Anyone know what's with this error?
I looked at the cmedit.dll source & there are tons of exception handlers
in there. From the source it probably occurs in the SaveFile function in
povwin_s.zip\povwin-3.5\windows\codemax\EditForm.cpp and I reckon that
either there is a malloc/new somewhere who's return is not checked, a
lock is supposed to be used but isn't or something relating to the Win32
functions called. Without knowing exactly where in the source the
exception occurred there is no way to know what the problem is unless a
status bar message, a message box or a dialog of any sort popped up,
which could give a clue. In any case cough up some more details like is
the problem specific to a single file, the length in characters of the
full path to the file, and anything else you think might be relevant.
> I can't really edit someone else's ASP code in Notepad, now can I?
If you can't get around the problem I think SciTE
(http://ww.scintilla.org) can syntax highlight ASP embedded in HTML.
Also as a matter of interest is the popup a standard windows message box,
or a borland one (gaudy icons on the buttons) or something else? I
couldn't find the implementation of the function used to show the message
(ShowMessage).
Bye,
Pabs
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