Post by Stefan on Dec 19, 2022 5:39:15 GMT -5
George,
Sometimes, the user can enter a valid but perhaps unwise command which takes a long time to complete.
Example: Load a large file like _Spflite.bas and issue FIND ALL R'A*' Warning - You'll need to terminate SPFLITE
In this instance, you'll get this pop-up
But SPFLite has not crashed. It is just having to do a lot of work most likely because the user has asked for something inappropriate.
(1) In this situation, a <CANCEL> option that effectively abandons the current command would be ideal.
Any actions accomplished so far are probably reversible via UNDO and there's no need to Crash-Save every open tab with changed data.
In any case, as it stands, the crash-dump is written every time the pop-up occurs.
If the user choses the <YES> reply, it is likely the pop-up may occur several more times, each time with another dump.
(2) Should the Crashdump only be written if the user chooses the <NO> option?
