Open pixtur opened 1 month ago
On release if get the following stacktrace in the crash-reporter:
On noooo, how embarrassing! T3 just crashed
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System.ArgumentOutOfRangeException: Index was out of range. Must be non-negative and less than the size of the collection. (Parameter 'index')
at System.Collections.Generic.List`1.RemoveAt(Int32 index)
at T3.Core.Operator.Symbol.DestroyInstance(Instance instance, Int32 index) in C:\Users\pixtur\dev\tooll\t3-main\Core\Operator\Symbol.cs:line 113
at T3.Core.Operator.Symbol.DestroyInstance(Instance instance, Int32 index) in C:\Users\pixtur\dev\tooll\t3-main\Core\Operator\Symbol.cs:line 106
at T3.Core.Operator.Symbol.DestroyInstance(Instance instance, Int32 index) in C:\Users\pixtur\dev\tooll\t3-main\Core\Operator\Symbol.cs:line 106
at T3.Core.Operator.Symbol.UpdateInstanceType() in C:\Users\pixtur\dev\tooll\t3-main\Core\Operator\Symbol.TypeUpdating.cs:line 40
at T3.Core.Model.SymbolPackage.UpdateSymbolInstances(Symbol symbol) in C:\Users\pixtur\dev\tooll\t3-main\Core\Model\SymbolPackage.cs:line 263
at T3.Core.Model.SymbolPackage.LoadSymbols(Boolean parallel, List`1& newlyRead, List`1& allNewSymbols) in C:\Users\pixtur\dev\tooll\t3-main\Core\Model\SymbolPackage.cs:line 163
at T3.Editor.Compilation.ProjectSetup.UpdateSymbolPackages(PackageWithReleaseInfo[] packages) in C:\Users\pixtur\dev\tooll\t3-main\Editor\Compilation\ProjectSetup.cs:line 238
at T3.Editor.Compilation.ProjectSetup.UpdateSymbolPackage[T](T project) in C:\Users\pixtur\dev\tooll\t3-main\Editor\Compilation\ProjectSetup.cs:line 179
at T3.Editor.UiModel.EditableSymbolProject.TryCompile(String sourceCode, String newSymbolName, Guid newSymbolId, String nameSpace, Symbol& newSymbol, SymbolUi& newSymbolUi) in C:\Users\pixtur\dev\tooll\t3-main\Editor\UiModel\EditableSymbolProject.Recompilation.cs:line 52
at T3.Editor.Gui.Graph.Modification.Duplicate.DuplicateAsNewType(SymbolUi compositionUi, EditableSymbolProject project, Guid symbolId, String newTypeName, String nameSpace, String description, Vector2 posOnCanvas) in C:\Users\pixtur\dev\tooll\t3-main\Editor\Gui\Graph\Modification\Duplicate.cs:line 51
at T3.Editor.Gui.Graph.GraphCanvas.DrawGraph(ImDrawListPtr drawList, GraphDrawingFlags drawingFlags, Boolean preventInteractions, Single graphOpacity)
at T3.Editor.Gui.Graph.GraphWindow.DrawContent() in C:\Users\pixtur\dev\tooll\t3-main\Editor\Gui\Graph\GraphWindow.cs:line 177
at T3.Editor.Gui.Windows.Window.Draw() in C:\Users\pixtur\dev\tooll\t3-main\Editor\Gui\Windows\Window.cs:line 46
at T3.Editor.Gui.Windows.Layouts.WindowManager.Draw() in C:\Users\pixtur\dev\tooll\t3-main\Editor\Gui\Windows\Layouts\WindowManager.cs:line 36
at T3.Editor.Gui.T3Ui.ProcessFrame() in C:\Users\pixtur\dev\tooll\t3-main\Editor\Gui\T3UI.cs:line 122
at T3.Editor.Gui.WindowsUiContentDrawer.RenderCallback() in C:\Users\pixtur\dev\tooll\t3-main\Editor\Gui\WindowsUiContentDrawer.cs:line 159
at SharpDX.Windows.RenderLoop.Run(Control form, RenderCallback renderCallback, Boolean useApplicationDoEvents)
at T3.Editor.App.AppWindow.RunRenderLoop(Action callback) in C:\Users\pixtur\dev\tooll\t3-main\Editor\App\AppWindow.cs:line 111
at T3.Editor.Program.Main(String[] args) in C:\Users\pixtur\dev\tooll\t3-main\Editor\Program.cs:line 184
Which leads to Symbol.cs
-> DestroyInstance()
private void DestroyInstance(Instance instance, int index = -1)
{
var allChildren = instance.ChildInstances.Values.ToArray();
foreach (var child in allChildren)
{
child.Symbol.DestroyInstance(child);
}
instance.Parent?.ChildInstances.Remove(instance.SymbolChildId);
instance.Dispose();
index = index == -1 ? _instancesOfSelf.IndexOf(instance) : index;
_instancesOfSelf.RemoveAt(index); // <------------
}
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