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Fork of the first Plume Creator repository from SourceForge. Written in C++ / Qt5
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Crashing when opening file #7

Closed abergmot closed 4 years ago

abergmot commented 5 years ago

On debian Stretch, plume-creator is version 0.66+dfsg1-3.1+b2 when I'm trying to open a *.plume file made on another computer running the same version, but on Ubuntu 16+ (can't get the version now), Plume (already opened) crashes. In the terminal I get "Exception en point flottant." ("Floating point exception" I guess in english...

I can still open the *.plume file on Ubuntu. The size of the file is 189 822 o

jacquetc commented 5 years ago

Maybe it is an incompatibility with newer Qt libraries ? The last version is 0.67

abergmot commented 5 years ago

I will try with the 0.67 version but it was working well on debian stretch until then, with the same project, and I didn't upgrade anything. The only change is that the file grew a little bigger.

jacquetc commented 5 years ago

*.plume files are .zip files. You can verify if the content corrupt or not. I don't remember, but maybe there is an upgrade of the .plume file when opening it in a newer Plume, then the file is inoperable on an older Plume. I can only guess from afar.

abergmot commented 5 years ago

I already tried to unzip my *.plume file to see if I had still access to the texts and found those in the text directory as .html files, so I was not worried anymore that the file was corrupt. I don't believe the problem comes from different version because I have been using this same file on the 2 different computers for months with no problems. So nothing changed except the growing size really and suddenly it didn't work only on Debian (which wasn't upgraded). I'll try 0.67 when I have some time.

jacquetc commented 5 years ago

Strange, please keep me updated. Next version will have a SQLite database file replacing the zip, so this sort of incident will (hopefully) disappear.