Post subject: Small Romloading-Check Bug
Joined: 7/21/2014
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I just found 2 small bugs. Version: 1.7.2a 1. Load any game (i used Super Mario World on SNES) 2. Drag'n'Drop an file (like a .txt file). The "Choose a Platform" appears. 3. Press on "Cancel" or choose "Nintendo Entertainment" and click "Ok" 4. If pressed on Cancel, it just shows "No core could load the rom" (I just cancel'd it) If you did the other thing, a errormessage appears "A core accepted the rom, but threw an exception while loading it: [...] iNES header not found" 5. If you click on "Ok" on the dialogbox, you get the "start screen" (the one with many pixels changing). The title still says the gamename (eg. "SNES - Super Mario World (USA)"). If look at the menubar, you will still see like "SNES". It updates correctly if interacted with the menubar. On clicking at the menubar ("File", "View" etc.) a error will be thrown everytime clicking it ("System.NullReferenceException" at "BizHawk.Client.EmuHawk.MainForm.HandlePlatformMenus()") This will stop if loading a (working) game. The second, smaller bug: The emulator init the titlebar as " - Null".
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Your first problem is fixed as part of the 1.7.2b release, I recommend you go ahead and upgrade. The 2nd problem I am well aware of, I just didn't think it was impottant enough to fix yet.
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Pragromm, the - Null means nothing. That's a literal interpretation of it. What's actually going on is there is no Core (emulator) loaded. So the "Nothing" Core is loaded when no other Core is load. There's no danger or problem with this. It's expected and normal.
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To be fair, the "null" in the window text is unintended behavior.
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