[BUG] Cloning Groups and collapse/Expand and others???

Raul · October 5, 2017, 1:24am

R3.1.1 x64, Windows 10

For my part, I checked the bugs where I was involved in the past:

-Notesplaced on thelastlineineach pattern,donotappearinMatrixEditor?
[fixed] Notes at end of the pattern missing in Matrix with max. zoom

This seems to work correctly. Tested even with 512 lines per pattern.

-Tracksare swapped aroundwhencloning agroup:
[fixed] Cloning track group: assigns new colors & other things

Group cloning now clones clues and child groupsand its properties correctly, by dragging the parent group with CTRL.But for some reason, there is still something that does not work properly with " Collapse/Expand Group".To verify this, create a parent group with several random child groups, and within those groups add multiple child tracks. Then collapse several groups randomly and clone the parent group. Final cloning does not return the same order of collapsed groups.

On the other hand, to clone a group, it is only possible by pressing CTRL and dragging with the mouse the desired group.

I think it is not possible to assign a keyboard command for “duplicate group”, nor does an option appear in the group drop-down menu, something like Group/Duplicate, Group/Duplicate (incl. Patterns),same as the track menu.

After trying other things, I found this:

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Basically, I created a group with a child track. Then I’ve cloned the group. Finally I have dragged the cloned group into the first group, and the error appears.After this error, Renoise 3.1.1 automatically closes.This error has appeared after I have been manipulating groups and tracks, cloning, creating, deleting, collapsing/expanding the tracks and groups randomly. Maybe it’s related.I do not think he has manipulated more than 40 tracks/groups.

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CrashLog: Handling Exception! Code : C0000005
CrashLog: 0000000140926930: l9_ippsSin_64f_A50 +748240
CrashLog: 000000014032B7E1: l9_ippsSin_64f_A50 +14D0F1
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CrashLog: 00000001402FFA9C: l9_ippsSin_64f_A50 +1213AC
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CrashLog: 0000000140BC265D: l9_ippsSin_64f_A50 +9E3F6D
CrashLog: 0000000140BC21D9: l9_ippsSin_64f_A50 +9E3AE9
CrashLog: 0000000140BBDDF2: l9_ippsSin_64f_A50 +9DF702
CrashLog: 0000000140BD7D1B: l9_ippsSin_64f_A50 +9F962B
CrashLog: 0000000140BC265D: l9_ippsSin_64f_A50 +9E3F6D
CrashLog: 0000000140BC6857: l9_ippsSin_64f_A50 +9E8167
CrashLog: 0000000140BC21E7: l9_ippsSin_64f_A50 +9E3AF7
CrashLog: 0000000140BC59BD: l9_ippsSin_64f_A50 +9E72CD
CrashLog: 0000000140BC71D5: l9_ippsSin_64f_A50 +9E8AE5
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CrashLog: 0000000140BBE5BA: l9_ippsSin_64f_A50 +9DFECA
CrashLog: 0000000140BDA2E4: l9_ippsSin_64f_A50 +9FBBF4
CrashLog: 0000000140394529: l9_ippsSin_64f_A50 +1B5E39
CrashLog: 0000000140397779: l9_ippsSin_64f_A50 +1B9089
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CrashLog: 00000001404B2F78: l9_ippsSin_64f_A50 +2D4888
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CrashLog: 000000014093A804: l9_ippsSin_64f_A50 +75C114
CrashLog: 0000000140931117: l9_ippsSin_64f_A50 +752A27
CrashLog: 000000014045D57D: l9_ippsSin_64f_A50 +27EE8D
CrashLog: 000000014046ED20: l9_ippsSin_64f_A50 +290630
CrashLog: 0000000140939504: l9_ippsSin_64f_A50 +75AE14
CrashLog: 0000000140939578: l9_ippsSin_64f_A50 +75AE88
CrashLog: 0000000140939A43: l9_ippsSin_64f_A50 +75B353
CrashLog: 000000014092FDBE: l9_ippsSin_64f_A50 +7516CE
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CrashLog: 00000001406A5064: l9_ippsSin_64f_A50 +4C6974
CrashLog: 00000001406A5F92: l9_ippsSin_64f_A50 +4C78A2
CrashLog: 00000001405DCE89: l9_ippsSin_64f_A50 +3FE799
CrashLog: 0000000140552C83: l9_ippsSin_64f_A50 +374593
CrashLog: 0000000140570922: l9_ippsSin_64f_A50 +392232
CrashLog: 000000014055A62D: l9_ippsSin_64f_A50 +37BF3D
CrashLog: 00007FFC53AEBC50: CallWindowProcW +004D0
CrashLog: 00000000135DA780: ??? +00000
CrashLog: 0000000000000202: ??? +00000
Application: Caught an unhandled fatal exception (Thread: GUI)!
Application: Saving a backup...
Error Message: A fatal error or crash occurred (unhandled exception in thread: GUI).
Error Message: A backup of the current document was saved at
Error Message: 'C:\Users\DF-85\AppData\Roaming\Renoise\V3.1.1\CrashBackups\Untitled_10_5_2017__2_54_crash.xrns'...
Error Message: This either happened because of a bug in Renoise, or because of a bug in one of its loaded components (plugins). Please contact and report this problem, so that it can be fixed.
Error Message: Note: It's very important that we know exactly what has happened (what you were doing before this message popped up), or the problem cannot be replicated/analyzed. Please include a description of what you were doing and which components were being used...
KeyEventHandler: Unknown DirectInput key pressed. ScanCode:'0xB7'
KeyEventHandler: Unknown DirectInput key pressed. ScanCode:'0xB7'
Application: Terminating...
DirectSound: Stop Polling...
DirectSound: Releasing Primary Sound Device...
MIDI: Shut down: Closing all acquired MIDI devices...
MIDI: Shutting down MIDI server...
MIDI: Closing MME Midi-In device 'Launchkey 61'

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Version : Renoise V3.1.1 (Feb 6 2017)
Date : 2017-10-05
Time : 03:06:28
OS : Windows 10 (x86_64)
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CPU: Found 1 enabled unit(s) with 4 core(s) and 8 logical processor(s) per unit. 4 cores, 8 logical processors are enabled in total.
Application: Showing the splash window...
Application: Initializing the API...
IPP: Detected CPU type: 0x46

4tey · December 3, 2017, 5:07pm

Here is something to try Raul…

Load in Renoise (also preferably, clean Renoise, no tools enabled.)

Start up your Scripting Terminal editor and in the file TestPad.lua add say the following code:

function stobser()
  print("called!")
  renoise.song():delete_track_at(1)
end
renoise.song().selected_track_observable:add_notifier(stobser)

…and click execute, nothing really should happen, other than we have added a notifier on the selected_track movement and it will run that function accordingly. Yes? Now, I’ve also been kinda naughty and added a call to delete track index 1 in the notifier. Producing a notifier feedback.

Keeping the scripting terminal editor open I can get Renoise to crash by just moving/clicking into another track with that installed here with Linux. However YMMV, but I wouldn’t like that running in the background if you are creating/cloning/moving/deleting tracks/groups.

Not saying it is related, but it is just a little food for thought with your above post Raul

Ledger · December 3, 2017, 6:12pm

Insta-Crash on windows too!

Nice bug hunting again 4tey!

Raul · December 3, 2017, 7:29pm

@4Tey and Ledger

I think I told Ledger that the error that started this topic was made using a tool. But I was confused. This error made me after installing the newly released version 3.1.1 64 bit (Win10 64 bit). I did not even have any tools installed.

4Tey, you always do magic with these things.I hope it serve for something…I have tried your instructions and the same “GUI” error window appears.

4tey · December 3, 2017, 8:02pm

Thanks Ledger, Raul…saves me loading up Windows 95

The only real thing I can quickly add Raul (as speculation) to this is that if you are guaranteed that no tools (i.e. no notifiers) were running when you are cloning/deleting/moving your tracks/groups around then that is more tricky to isolate, then these two things are probably not really related in this case. Maybe you’ll find what you were doing and be able to produce the steps to cause that crash later Raul (don’t forget to check with no tools enabled to see if there is any ‘naughty notifier’ influence or not.)

Raul · December 3, 2017, 8:45pm

Thanks Ledger, Raul…saves me loading up Windows 95

The only real thing I can quickly add Raul (as speculation) to this is that if you are guaranteed that no tools (i.e. no notifiers) were running when you are cloning/deleting/moving your tracks/groups around then that is more tricky to isolate, then these two things are probably not really related in this case. Maybe you’ll find what you were doing and be able to produce the steps to cause that crash later Raul (don’t forget to check with no tools enabled to see if there is any ‘naughty notifier’ influence or not.)

It is strange, since the test I did at the beginning was from Renoise, and it returned an error when dragging to clone a group, from the pattern editor, not from a tool.I do not remember the steps I did. I just started to duplicate tracks and groups, playing a little with the tracks, I did not even have any instruments added.

After reviewing all the thread again, I would not rule out having any tool installed in the background, doing nothing, with some active notifier. Specifically renoise.song().selected_track_observable or selected_track_index_observable.I’m not sure. But in this case it was adding tracks cloned from Renoise (pattern editor), not deleting.Maybe there is some error with a notifier.

However. I am regularly using a tool that uses these notifiers from selected_track or selected_track_index and recently Renoise has never returned an error of this type.So I’m a little lost here.

Strange things!