Filters

ID:2297703
 
Sep 25 2017, 1:33 pm
Resolved
Filters did not work correctly and could cause a crash in some cases.
BYOND Version:512.1386
Operating System:Windows 10 Home 64-bit
Web Browser:Chrome 60.0.3112.113
Applies to:Dream Daemon
Status: Resolved (512.1387)
This issue has been resolved.
Descriptive Problem Summary:
atom/proc/Highlight(apply)
    if(apply)
        filters = filter(type="outline", size=1, color=rgb(255,0,0))
    else
        filters = null


This as well doesn't work.

src.filters = filter(type="outline")


When trying to use filters, using filter() at all will cause the project to not appear or even run when ran.

Expected Results:
Compile and apply the filter.


Actual Results:
Compiles and you can try and run it but no window appears and nothing in task manager shows.


When does the problem NOT occur?
When using just "filters = null"
Sep 25 2017, 1:39 pm
Moved. Please be sure to post all beta bugs in this forum and with the full build number.
Sep 25 2017, 1:43 pm
Kozuma3 wrote:
Descriptive Problem Summary:
atom/proc/Highlight(apply)
>     if(apply)
>         filters = filter(type="outline", size=1, color=rgb(255,0,0))
>     else
>         filters = null


This as well doesn't work.

src.filters = filter(type="outline")


When trying to use filters, using filter() at all will cause the project to not appear or even run when ran.

Expected Results:
Compile and apply the filter.


Actual Results:
Compiles and you can try and run it but no window appears and nothing in task manager shows.


When does the problem NOT occur?
When using just "filters = null"

I have the same.
https://puu.sh/xILWH.gif


Sep 25 2017, 2:32 pm
I'll look into this right away. I wonder if something that worked in debug mode failed in release mode.
Sep 25 2017, 6:58 pm
Lummox JR resolved issue with message:
Filters did not work correctly and could cause a crash in some cases.
Sep 25 2017, 7:00 pm
I found the issue. A last-minute change I had to make to appease the Linux compiler was the cause of the problem; a copy-paste of a block clear resulted in clearing a local stack value instead of the actual filter memory.