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Windows 10 Home, Arkos Tracker v2.0.0a9
Crash (program exits immediately without any error message) when clicking the “insert value” button in the arpeggio editor.
Steps to reproduce:
# Create new arpeggio, name it “a”
# Click “insert value” button twice to insert two new steps
# Enter arp values 1, 2, 3
# Create new arpeggio, name it “b”
# Click “insert value” button twice to insert two new steps
# Enter arp values 1, 2, 3
(repeat until crash)Sometimes I can’t even enter my second arpeggio, sometimes I can enter three of them, I have never been able to enter an arpeggio “e”.
On the whole, v2.0.0a9 is really nice, lots of new features since I played with Arkos Tracker last! Good job!
I cannot reproduce at all, either on Windows or Linux.
Can you make a video, or explain exactly what KEYS you pressed? Maybe you’re doing something I don’t :).
When the video starts, I’ve just started a brand new instance of Arkos Tracker 2. The ONLY keypresses I use in the video is to type “a”, “1”, “2”, “3”, and “b”, everything else is done using mouse – not that it seems to matter if I use keyboard or mouse.
As a workaround I have been saving my song to a new file between every arpeggio I enter, and that results in fewer crashes, but obviously the biggest upside is that I don’t lose much work when I *do* get crashes 😎
(sorry, can’t edit previous posts, if I do, the forum takes me to a different thread)
Same friend reports identical crash on Mac OS X Sierra, same version of AT2.
Targhan: Can I ask, how many arpeggios can you make without crashing? I have never been able to make more than 4, and most of the time, it crashes during the 2nd.
Ahah, I managed to reproduce! I’ll check that, thanks! As I supposed, you’re using the software in a way I never used.
But there is an easy workaround (because I fix the bug of course). It seems this happens because when you don’t validate the edit text before creating a new arpeggio.
When you enter the “3”, press Enter (or the left/right cursor key).
Small hint, I see that you click on the number to modify every time, you can save some time: click on the first number, enter the arpeggio value, then use the right cursor, you can direct enter the next arpeggio value.
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