EurekaLog 5.1 RC 1 (with BDS 2006 full support) is out.

[admin]

We are happy to announce the immediate availability of the new EurekaLog
5.1 RC 1 with the BDS 2006 support (Delphi 2006 and C++Builder 2006).

This is only an Release Candidate version (RC) so it needs of some tests
because can become a stable version.

Download it from your customer control panel at:
http://www.eurekalog.com/login.php

and tell back to us your tests result! :)


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Fabio Dell'Aria.
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http://www.eurekalog.com
Catch every BUG, every time!

[Ludenka]

If I press the "details" button in the eurekalog exception dialog, the dialogs disappers, but i'm still unable so switch to some other delphi form. Until I press Alt+F4 and click on the closing cross of the form that generated the exception somehow simultaneously, i cannot continue work with my program... it seems, that the exception dialog is active, but not visible ????
Do you have an idea?
Thanks, Ludek.

[admin]

Hi,

Ludenka wrote:
> If I press the "details" button in the eurekalog exception dialog, the
> dialogs disappers, but i'm still unable so switch to some other delphi
> form. Until I press Alt+F4 and click on the closing cross of the form
> that generated the exception somehow simultaneously, i cannot continue
> work with my program... it seems, that the exception dialog is active,
> but not visible ????
> Do you have an idea?
> Thanks, Ludek.

Really strange.
Try to delete the C:\Windows\EurekaLog.ini file.

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Best regards...

Fabio Dell'Aria.
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http://www.eurekalog.com
Catch every BUG, every time!

[Ludenka]

It didn't help, numbers in this file were correct.

[Coordinates]
Width=745
Height=468
Left=267
Top=268
WindowsState=1

I did following: I took the source files of an delphi7 project with eurekalog 4.6.7 and I compiled it using command-line without nearly any change (only some package names in .cfg files updated) using d2006 and EL 5.1 RC1.
My OS is WinXP pro x64.

(my previous message was not exactly correct - I can close this invisible dialog using Alt+F4)

[admin]

Hi,

Ludenka wrote:
> It didn't help, numbers in this file were correct.
>
>> [Coordinates]
>> Width=745
>> Height=468
>> Left=267
>> Top=268
>> WindowsState=1
>
> I did following: I took the source files of an delphi7 project with
> eurekalog 4.6.7 and I compiled it using command-line without nearly any
> change (only some package names in .cfg files updated) using d2006 and
> EL 5.1 RC1.
> My OS is WinXP pro x64.
>
> (my previous message was not exactly correct - I can close this
> invisible dialog using Alt+F4)

Can you create and send to me a little source demo capable to reproduce
it, please?

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Best regards...

Fabio Dell'Aria.
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http://www.eurekalog.com
Catch every BUG, every time!

[Ludenka]

I'll tell you, when I have some example. It will perhaps take some time - it's sometimes very hard to build such example.

[admin]

Hi,

Ludenka wrote:
> I'll tell you, when I have some example. It will perhaps take some time
> - it's sometimes very hard to build such example.

Ok, I'm waiting for news! :)

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Best regards...

Fabio Dell'Aria.
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http://www.eurekalog.com
Catch every BUG, every time!

[Ludenka]

It was pretty simple to build an example :D
I only made new VCL application, placed a button on it and in Onclick wrote "raise Exception.Create('blah');" When the user presses the button, exceptiondialog appears and after click on "details" the detailform very shortly flashes on the screen (I can see the bigger border for very short time) and then disappears...
I can then only press Alt+F4 to close this window...

[Ludenka]

Got news! When I copied the failing executable to another machine (in this case Windows Server 2003), everything went OK... I'll try more computers :cool:

[Ludenka]

A second computer with WinXP x64 edition - again the old problem, dialog disappers... :( Are you able to make some test on such machine, Fabio?

[admin]

Hi,

Ludenka wrote:
> A second computer with WinXP x64 edition - again the old problem, dialog
> disappers... :( Are you able to make some test on such machine, Fabio?

Please try to remove the "C:\Windows\EurekaLog.ini" file.

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Best regards...

Fabio Dell'Aria.
----------------
http://www.eurekalog.com
Catch every BUG, every time!