Three people helping out in triaging, ain't that great? What a lovely community we have! :-)
I copied from Inkscape to Inkscape, while editing text. So I pasted while the text cursor was blinking. I'm not sure what was on the clipboard, nor whether I tried pasting the style or tied basic pasting. I just tried again, but I haven't been able to reproduce this. Yesterday I succeeded in this, but only once.
When looking in the source code I found this comment below: I'm quite sure that I was pasting into Inkscape, but the crash occurred in code that handles pasting outside Inkscape. That's weird!
/**
* @brief Callback called when some other application requests data from Inkscape
*
* Finds a suitable output extension to save the internal clipboard document,
* then saves it to memory and sets the clipboard contents.
*/
void ClipboardManagerImpl::_onGet(Gtk::SelectionData &sel, guint /*info*/)
{
g_assert( _clipboardSPDoc != NULL );
Three people helping out in triaging, ain't that great? What a lovely community we have! :-)
I copied from Inkscape to Inkscape, while editing text. So I pasted while the text cursor was blinking. I'm not sure what was on the clipboard, nor whether I tried pasting the style or tied basic pasting. I just tried again, but I haven't been able to reproduce this. Yesterday I succeeded in this, but only once.
When looking in the source code I found this comment below: I'm quite sure that I was pasting into Inkscape, but the crash occurred in code that handles pasting outside Inkscape. That's weird!
/** rImpl:: _onGet( Gtk::SelectionD ata &sel, guint /*info*/)
* @brief Callback called when some other application requests data from Inkscape
*
* Finds a suitable output extension to save the internal clipboard document,
* then saves it to memory and sets the clipboard contents.
*/
void ClipboardManage
{
g_assert( _clipboardSPDoc != NULL );