Please include version numbers for modules

[JohaViss]

Is it possible to include the version numbers for modules?
It is not realy important for de modules of the application itself, but quite important for modules from other sources (including Windows dll's)

Now I can see in wich module there is an exeption but not what version the module is.
I just spent 2 weeks of searching for a bug in my application, but it turned out that a third party dll was the wrong version.
If I had known the version of the dll I could have fixed it in 2 minutes.

Greetings Johan

[admin]

Hi,

JohaViss wrote:
> Is it possible to include the version numbers for modules?
> It is not realy important for de modules of the application itself, but
> quite important for modules from other sources (including Windows
> dll's)
>
> Now I can see in wich module there is an exeption but not what version
> the module is.
> I just spent 2 weeks of searching for a bug in my application, but it
> turned out that a third party dll was the wrong version.
> If I had known the version of the dll I could have fixed it in 2
> minutes.
>
> Greetings Johan

But you can see all the loaded modules version in the "Modules List"
section.

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[JohaViss]

I didn't realise that this information was in the Modules section.

I was expecting the version number in the Call Stack module.
We sometimes have a DLL loaded more than once in different versions.

Example
We sometimes load our application twice.
Each of the applications starts a diffrent version of MS office
On an error we can see witch DLL was called but not witch version.

[admin]

Hi,

JohaViss wrote:
> I didn't realise that this information was in the Modules section.
>
> I was expecting the version number in the Call Stack module.
> We sometimes have a DLL loaded more than once in different versions.
>
> Example
> We sometimes load our application twice.
> Each of the applications starts a diffrent version of MS office
> On an error we can see witch DLL was called but not witch version.

Yes, but from the call-stack address you can obtain the DLL handle and check it
on the Modules list.

What do you think about? :)

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Fabio Dell'Aria.
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