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    Default Crash - !dbobji.cpp@6266:eNotOpenforWrite

    OK - so this drawing crashes in 2006 if you insert a block from inside the drawing (or from outside the drawing) then explode the block and Move it. I cannot get it to reproduce the error in 2007 but I can in 2006. The blocks I have used are CUTBLK* within the drawing.
    Any ideas?
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    Default Re: Crash - !dbobji.cpp@6266:eNotOpenforWrite

    FWIW, with cutblk1, moving the wide polyline and any other object that is part of the block causes the crash. Moving the pline by itself does not cause the crash nor does moving any combination of parts that does not include the pline.




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    Last edited by jaberwok; 2006-07-10 at 08:53 PM. Reason: AUDIt.... added.

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    Default Re: Crash - !dbobji.cpp@6266:eNotOpenforWrite

    Does this mean it is stuck in crash mode?

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    Default Re: Crash - !dbobji.cpp@6266:eNotOpenforWrite

    Hi CADMama.

    I don't know, just throwing in some info for others who might be able to figure it out.

    The same question appears in a couple of other groups but seems to be related to ADT - and I found no useful answer.

    Hmm. How about redefining the blocks?

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    Default Re: Crash - !dbobji.cpp@6266:eNotOpenforWrite

    Quote Originally Posted by jaberwok
    Hi CADMama.

    I don't know, just throwing in some info for others who might be able to figure it out.

    The same question appears in a couple of other groups but seems to be related to ADT - and I found no useful answer.

    Hmm. How about redefining the blocks?
    I think they should just go ahead and move to 2007 and quit the 2000 ****. IMHO of course!

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    Default Re: Crash - !dbobji.cpp@6266:eNotOpenforWrite

    Hmm. Odd. There seems to be some extraneous xdata associated with the wide polyline.

    Pline in block after explode:
    Code:
    Command: xdlist
    Initializing...
    Select object:
    Enter application name <*>:
    
    * Registered Application Name: ACAD
    * Code 1000, ASCII string: ASC_BOUNDS
    * Code 1002, Starting or ending brace: {
    * Code 1070, 16-bit integer: 19
    * Code 1005, Database handle: 12A4A
    * Code 1002, Starting or ending brace: }
    
    Object has 16352 bytes of Xdata space available.
    Polyline after refedit/explode pline/pedit w/refclose/explode:
    Code:
    Command: xdlist
    Initializing...
    Select object:
    Enter application name <*>:
    
    
    * Registered Application Name: ACAD
    * Code 1000, ASCII string: ASC_BOUNDS
    * Code 1002, Starting or ending brace: {
    * Code 1070, 16-bit integer: 19
    * Code 1002, Starting or ending brace: }
    
    Object has 16361 bytes of Xdata space available.
    Was this part of a lisp routine with reactors at one time?

    Edit: ps. the block moved without crashing after doing the refedit, also.
    Last edited by .T.; 2006-07-11 at 07:27 PM.

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    Default Re: Crash - !dbobji.cpp@6266:eNotOpenforWrite

    Also, deleting the pline (from cutblk1), replacing it with a new pline and redefining the block stopped the crash.

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    Default Re: Crash - !dbobji.cpp@6266:eNotOpenforWrite

    Quote Originally Posted by CADMama
    OK - so this drawing crashes in 2006 if you insert a block from inside the drawing (or from outside the drawing) then explode the block and Move it. I cannot get it to reproduce the error in 2007 but I can in 2006. The blocks I have used are CUTBLK* within the drawing.
    Any ideas?
    We ran this through the ODA's recover process, and found/fixed a problem. Take a look, and see if it works.

    Evan
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    Default Re: Crash - !dbobji.cpp@6266:eNotOpenforWrite

    Hi Evan,

    What is an "ODA recover process"? I haven't heard of that before.

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    Default Re: Crash - !dbobji.cpp@6266:eNotOpenforWrite

    Quote Originally Posted by timcreary
    Hi Evan,

    What is an "ODA recover process"? I haven't heard of that before.
    ODA = Open Design Alliance

    See also:

    http://www.opendesign.com/
    http://www.evanyares.com/
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