PgS Linux Beta 4.1.6.13, seg-fault at end of column

1. Create new document
2. Create 3-column text frame
3. Start typing
4. At end of last line in first column hit return
5. Seg-fault

Actually, any typing that would go to the top of the second column causes the
seg-fault.

Tim Doty

On Friday 19 December 2003 11:54, Tim Doty wrote:
> PgS Linux Beta 4.1.6.13, seg-fault at end of column
>
> 1. Create new document
> 2. Create 3-column text frame
> 3. Start typing
> 4. At end of last line in first column hit return
> 5. Seg-fault
>
> Actually, any typing that would go to the top of the second column causes
> the seg-fault.

Further experimentation found that holding down the space bar does not honor
the boundary of the column and just keeps going, but no seg-fault. Then
typing a displaying character causes the text to wrap up to the next column.
Using the backspace key causes a seg-fault when it would to the bottom of the
second column.

Further experimentation indicates that the seg-fault is caused by typing
causing the page to scroll to a new location to display the text cursor.

Tim Doty

>Further experimentation indicates that the seg-fault is caused by typing
>causing the page to scroll to a new location to display the text cursor.

Ah, that was fixed in the coming release. Whew...

>Tim Doty

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