Re: [orca-list] Deleting the Last File Causes Crash

[Willie Walker <William Walker Sun COM>]

Hi Steve:

I was able to reproduce this.  Nautilus ended up crashing and I got a 
stack trace from bug buddy.  The crash is now logged as 
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=517026.  The relevant part of 
the stack trace seems to be this:

...
#8  0x080b6ab6 in sigfatal_handler ()
#9  0xcfedf5ff in __sighndlr () from /lib/libc.so.1
#10 0xcfed44bb in call_user_handler () from /lib/libc.so.1
#11 <signal handler called>
#12 0x08102039 in fm_list_model_iter_parent ()
#13 0xcf93ad75 in gtk_tree_model_iter_parent ()
   from /usr/lib/libgtk-x11-2.0.so.0
#14 0xcdb79e9b in return_iter_nth_row (tree_view=0x865fac8,
    tree_model=0x8854860, iter=0x8045374, increment=0, row=-1)
    at gailtreeview.c:3453
#15 0xcdb79a3b in set_iter_nth_row (tree_view=0x865fac8, iter=0x8045374,
    row=-1) at gailtreeview.c:3307
#16 0xcdb76da3 in get_row_info (table=0x885e348, row=-1) at 
gailtreeview.c:1929
#17 0xcdb767ee in gail_tree_view_get_row_description (table=0x885e348, 
row=-1)
    at gailtreeview.c:1749
#18 0xcdaec707 in atk_table_get_row_description (table=0x885e348, row=-1)
    at atktable.c:418
#19 0xcb3b81dd in impl_getRowDescription (servant=0x86735c4, row=-1,
    ev=0x804561c) at table.c:177
#20 0xcb3a67e8 in _ORBIT_skel_small_Accessibility_Table_getRowDescription (
    _o_servant=0x86735c4, _o_retval=0x80454b0, _o_args=0x80454a0,
    _o_ctx=0x80454d0, _o_ev=0x804561c,
    _impl_getRowDescription=0xcb3b8160 <impl_getRowDescription>)
    at Accessibility-common.c:632

This might be a gail bug, and I'll follow up in the bug.

Will

Steve Holmes wrote:
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> I wonder if anyone else can reproduce this.
>
> 1. Get into the native File Browser while Orca is running.
>
> 2. Navigate  into a directory and begin deleting files. I use the
> right click option and choose D to delete the file.  Note that I have
> the ability to delete files without putting them into trash first as
> an option.
>
> 3. Do this until you have one file left in a given folder.
>
> 4. Now delete this file too, just like the previous ones.  As soon as
> you hit space to confirmation of the delete of this final file, you
> should have an empty folder but what is happening is at this point,
> speech is completely lost.
>
> I even would quit and restart Orca and Orca would start and announce
> itself but then again, I couldn't do anything.  Finally the only fix
> was to press control-alt-backspace to kill X completely and start
> over.  I've had  this happen several times.
>
> Can anyone else repeat this?
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