Just to give the thread a more possitive edge:
D:\lvmerc\src\source\manager\memory.cpp(1704) : DAbort: negative length = -1
in MoveBlock
$Id: //labview/branches/Mercury/dev/source/manager/memory.cpp#10 $
0x00465ED5 - LabVIEW + 0
0x004A46DE - LabVIEW + 0
0x004A4582 - LabVIEW + 0
0x005C5DFB - LabVIEW + 0
0x005C6734 - LabVIEW + 0
0x00751FA0 - LabVIEW + 0
0x009E3859 - LabVIEW + 0
0x0074A888 - LabVIEW + 0
0x009E3859 - LabVIEW + 0
0x0074A439 - LabVIEW + 0
0x009E3859 - LabVIEW + 0
0x006B9747 - LabVIEW + 0
0x00749F3C - LabVIEW + 0
0x009E3859 - LabVIEW + 0
0x0061AA40 - LabVIEW + 0
Regards,
Wiebe.
"Wiebe@CARYA"
iNOebe.walsSPtra@carAMya.nl> wrote in message
news:412c6ff0@newsgroups....
> Hi,
>
> Well, I'm shocked... The same bug is still in the newest version (been
there
> since LV 5, I think).
>
> Try it:
>
> Make a string (constant, control indicator, it doesn't matter).
> Type a few lines in it.
> Make a selection like this:
> go to the nth line
> press shift
> press the up key
> press end
> You now have a selection.
> Press CTRL-X
>
> LabVIEW 7.1 crashes right away.
>
> For previous versions (note some weird characters created by a pointer
> overflow):
> Press CTRL-V
>
> This bug has been reported, but it is still there. So I guess you have to
> use an event structure to prevent users from using CTRL-X...
>
> Regards,
>
> Wiebe.
>
>
