TVengine 3 config and OK button (1 Viewer)

[misterd]

I don't have this issue here on Windows XP.

chemelli: It would be very helpful for the developers if you could provide the whole error message including a stackstrace. There a developer can see the section which is causing the exception. For logging the stacktrace add the following line in the catch block:

            Log.Write("SaveSectionSettings - Stacktace " + ex.StackTrace); }

MisterD

 

[chemelli]

Roy, there is nothing in the log. The excepion is not handled...

I modified the source code to add a try/catch and found the problematic part of the servertv but I'm not able to go on further and fix the issue.

I just start setuptv.exe, click ok, and exit.

Find tv.log attached.

Simone

 

[chemelli]

I followed misterd suggestion and here the new log.

Simone

 

[misterd]

The error occurs in the powerscheduler plugin settings. You should check that everywhere is a numeric where a numeric value is expected.
I think you have entered a wrong value for the epg wakeup time.

MisterD

 

[chemelli]

I did nothing but I will double check...

Simone


EDIT: I have the powerscheduler plugin disable!

misterD, you are right!

The issue is the SaveSettings of the PowerScheduler plugin. IT is REGIONAL SETTINGS dependant.
Infact at lines 206,7,8 there is:

string[] time = maskedTextBox1.Text.Split(':');

newcfg.Hour = Convert.ToInt32(time[0]);

newcfg.Minutes = Convert.ToInt32(time[1]);

but my string[] time is "00.00" so the time[0]="00.00" and time[1] is trowing the exception because out of range !!!

If I change the ":" on line 206 for the split function to "." everything works fine and I'm able 10 times out of ten to close properly SetupTV.exe.

I'm just checking for a function returning this char from the system settings.

Simone

BTW, why is this settings saved if the plugin is even not enabled ?

Fixed.

The code of line 206 of PowerSchedulerMasterSetup.cs now looks like:

string[] time = maskedTextBox1.Text.Split(System.Globalization.DateTimeFormatInfo.CurrentInfo.TimeSeparator[0]);

Simone

 

[infinite.loop]

many thanks for your help guys!

i have added this issue to mantis.

 

[chemelli]

infinityloop dman_LFC already added this to the code build 16350. Thanks anyway.

Simone