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And I forgot to link the callback, so that now done, as well.

Macrofunction missing

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Draw function

Page Up button

Arrow up, arrown down

With that all operational I can move on to the next step, but that will require a bit of workout, I'm afraid.

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Out of range

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Field missing

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Code typo

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PicSpecific in NameLinking

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?

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NameLinking main fields should work now.

It appears this was indeed the source of all evil.... I guess this is what you get for converting from C# to C++.

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A shared pointer conflict, although I can't tell if this is the source of all evil... yet!

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Is it really ignoring compiling crap?

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again

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CODE::Blocks crashed

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fuck you

It appears calling the _Values variable inside GINIE is what's causing the Segmentation Faults. Point is that this is just a regular std::map and no pointer or anything, so why this can happen is completely beyond me.

Take MMMMCDXCV

?

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Further narrowing

It's really gettting beyond me now

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How can converting to upper case cause these crashes?

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Syntax issue

AT LAST!

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AGAIN?

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It comes back

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Code rot

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This will take a tiny bit more RAM, but if it works (no idea why something that always works could possibly cause SegFaults).

Now it's highley suggested that the conversion to uppercase is causing the SegFault. That's just idiotic.

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Narrowing down

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The data produced by the log gets more and more impossible (some data could NEVER be on the log if the Segmentation Fault was actually real).

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GINIE

Well, the log does at least narrow down that wherever the evil is, it can only be in GINIE. (For what that's worth).

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And even more

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An more

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more

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Type mismatch

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*

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Well?

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I really don't know anymore

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?

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Extra error message

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SOMETIMES that helps you know

complete rebuild

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This is really getting annoying

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Will this work?

Still no fucking good?

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This is experimental, but I hope this will void things. For some odd reasons shared pointers can act pretty idiotic when used cross-object-code.

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Well?

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Under the hood fuck up

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Fuck you!

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Hardcore

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Things get stranger....

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Scoop fault

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?

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Fuck you!

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Seg fault not possible!

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Using

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Namelinking button on/off by selection

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Only compiler again!

More preps

It compiles, andthat was all I could test at this specific point.

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Bad function definition

Take MMMMCDLVIII

code typo

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C++ class completeness whine

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Prep work

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Path stuff

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Ryanna font

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Fuck you

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More workout

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;

Font

Position

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Wrong parent

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Basis for head lang

But let's first call it a day!

That works. Next stop Rosetta itself to work it out.

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Definition fault

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Delete end line

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Function call confusion

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_

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Delete halfway the line

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Bad boolean

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Delete should now work from the first position only

Next stop DELETE

At last

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?

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WTF?

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Backspace halfway

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Fallthrough

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Core

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Code typo

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Different approach

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I think

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Huh?

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Syntax error

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Backspace at the start of the line

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WTF?

Take MMMMCDXXIX

Bad boolean expression

Take MMMMCDXXVIII

Backspace should now work, but only when used at the end of a line

It ALL works!

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Data loss

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Code typo x2

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Now it should work

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That was very stupid

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Code typo

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Setup for halfway the line

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Code typo

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From the beginning of a line

Debug line no longer needed (for the time being).