Crash renaming file extension

rulle · Post by **rulle** » 2004 Jan 16, 11:41

I sometimes dl files which have extension .zip but which I know are text files. When I rename them accordingly, xplorer2 will crash. Below is the dbmon log of a similar crash (but the other way round - renaming a text file to a .zip file)

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3032: Filesystem path = C:\tmp
3032: Shell attributes: (0x7080017f) FILESYSANCESTOR | FILESYSTEM | STORAGEANCESTOR |
3032: DESCRIPTIONID: 3(FS_DIRECTORY) : {00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000}
3032: Assigned folder type: FITYPE_FILESYSTEM [assisted]
3032: Folder CLSID: {F3364BA0-65B9-11CE-A9BA-00AA004AE837}
3032: Enumerated 123 objects in the folder, code=1
3032: SPY(000001f2): Installed on '::{20D04FE0-3AEA-1069-A2D8-08002B30309D}\C:\tmp'
3032: Delay-creating column handler...IShellFolder2; Columns = 35 (cached)
3032: Executing default verb open (30) on plot.log, HR=0
3032: Weird non-fatal HRESULT=0x00000087 from QueryContextMenu
3032: Frame_3d024a handling command 2
3032:   VIEW_120630: processing update notification for plot.log
3032: c:\windows\profiles\nikos\my documents\c++\kenny\shelldropsource.h(103) : Assertion failed: GetKeyState(0x02) < 0
3032: SPY(000001f2): Raw Event 0 = RENAMEITEM
::{20D04FE0-3AEA-1069-A2D8-08002B30309D}\C:\tmp\plot.log ::{20D04FE0-3AEA-1069-A2D8-08002B30309D}\C:\tmp\plot.zip
3032: SPY(000001f2): Raw Event 1 = RENAMEITEM
::{20D04FE0-3AEA-1069-A2D8-08002B30309D}\C:\tmp\plot.log ::{20D04FE0-3AEA-1069-A2D8-08002B30309D}\C:\tmp\plot.zip
3032: SPY(000001f2): Processing Disc Event = RENAMEITEM
::{20D04FE0-3AEA-1069-A2D8-08002B30309D}\C:\tmp\plot.log ::{20D04FE0-3AEA-1069-A2D8-08002B30309D}\C:\tmp\plot.zip
3436: + videoCreateDriverList
3436: + videoFreeDriverList
3436: - videoFreeDriverList
3436: videoCreateDriverList: DeviceList contains 0 Video Device(s).
3436: - videoCreateDriverList

JRz · Post by **JRz** » 2004 Jan 16, 15:36

X2.54: Seems like a problem with your system, because in my case it works fine.

The DBMon output shows a problem just after issueing the command. This doesn't happen in my case. Nikos can pinpoint the problem I should think.

@Nikos: Have one remark to add to this. Maybe it is intentional, but when I try to rename a .zip file using Ctrl+F2, I don't get the dialog, but in stead it behaves the same as pressing just F2 without holding down the Ctrl key (selects just the name without extension in the pane itself). This only happens in the case of .zip files as far as I know.

Maybe there is a relation between this behaviour and the problem rulle is having??

Post by **nikos** » 2004 Jan 16, 19:37

i think rulle somehow got into a (unwanted) file drag situation hence the assertion; clicking ignore should do it

JRz you're right, my bad again! (considered as folders)

rulle · Post by **rulle** » 2004 Jan 17, 22:16

Ignore doesn't help, but I think you're right about the drag situation. I found out this crash does not occur if I finish the rename operation with the keyboard (enter) rather than with mouse (left-click in pane).

JRz · Post by **JRz** » 2004 Jan 19, 08:21

nikos wrote:JRz you're right, my bad again! (considered as folders)

Does this mean folders with extension also can't be renamed using Ctrl+F2?? It seems to me this should be possible too!!

Is there a special reason to make this exception for folders? I can't think of one

Post by **nikos** » 2004 Jan 19, 08:57

folders with extensions are still folders, so the F2 way will still work
(i don't think folder "extensions" are hidden when file extensions are)
have you tried it?

JRz · Post by **JRz** » 2004 Jan 20, 14:01

nikos wrote:folders with extensions are still folders, so the F2 way will still work
(i don't think folder "extensions" are hidden when file extensions are)
have you tried it?

No, haven't tried that. But it is logical the 'extensions' of folders won't be hidden when file extensions are, because extensions are only hidden for registered file types. Folders with extensions don't fall into the category of registered files I think.