Program crash when using dirread

[Drumpi]

When you use dirread, the program exits with an OS error window. PixTudio version ¡TRES!, Windows7 x64

program test_error;

//crea una lista de procesos con los nombres de los ficheros
private
    int dir_abierto;
    string dir_actual;
    string fich_temp;
begin
    dir_actual = cd();
    say(dir_actual);
    dir_abierto = diropen(dir_actual + "/*");
    say("DirOpen: " + dir_abierto);
        fich_temp= dirread(dir_abierto);
    say("Dirread: " + fich_temp);
    dirclose(dir_abierto);
END

[Joseba Echevarria García]

Thanks for reporting.

I'll have a look at this ASAP.

[Joseba Echevarria García]

I cannot seem to replicate the issue in Windows 10, 64 bits with either the latest version of PixTudio from Git nor with the win32 version downloaded from here: http://forum.bennugd.org/index.php?topic=4108.msg65416#msg65416 I have, however, modified the example you've posted to explicitly include the list of imports, as follows:

program test_error;

import "mod_say"
import "mod_dir"

//crea una lista de procesos con los nombres de los ficheros
private
    int dir_abierto;
    string dir_actual;
    string fich_temp;
begin
    dir_actual = cd();
    say(dir_actual);
    dir_abierto = diropen(dir_actual + "/*");
    say("DirOpen: " + dir_abierto);
        fich_temp= dirread(dir_abierto);
    say("Dirread: " + fich_temp);
    dirclose(dir_abierto);
END

Could you please give some more info on how you get the error? Which files do you have in the folder? which imports are you using?

[Drumpi]

OK, it seems I was working on an old version (10-01-2016). I have no issue with "26-01-2016" version, I can read all files on the directory. But, for the record, I have this on pxtb.import file:

mod_dir
mod_draw
mod_file
mod_grproc
mod_joy
mod_key
mod_map
mod_math
mod_mem
mod_proc
mod_sound
mod_string
mod_screen
mod_text
mod_video

mod_say
mod_debug

And the files on this directory are "errorDirread.prg", "errorDirread.dcb", "pxtb.import", "compil_tst.bat" and "compil.bat" (the two last are files to compile and compile&run, because binaries are on diferent location).

[Joseba Echevarria García]

Thanks for reporting, anyway.

Closing the bug, then.