[wxruby-users] Segmentation Fault : [i386-mswin32] in wxruby

[Lc Yeap]

Alex Fenton wrote:
> Lc Yeap wrote:
>> However, when I run my program again, the same error occurred. --> 
>> "config_vector_v6.rb:1418: [BUG] Segmentation fault
>> ruby 1.8.6 (2007-09-24) [i386-mswin32]"
>>   
> 
> You can check what version of wxRuby is being used by your program by
> looking at the value of Wx::WXRUBY_VERSION. It's printed out in the
> "About" box of the minimal sample.
>> so I deleted the previous gem "wxruby-1.9.7-i386-mswin32.gem" from the 
>> bin folder and reinstalled it again, but still the same error being 
>> reported.
>>   
> 
> Use gem uninstall, don't delete directly.
> 
> 
>> I tried with command "gem update wxruby" but I get this-->"ERROR:  While 
>> executing gem ... (Gem::RemoteFetcher::FetchError)
>>     No connection could be made because the target machine actively 
>> refused it.
>> - connect(2)(Errno::ECONNREFUSED)"
>>   
> 
> Make sure that you have the latest versions of rubygems installed then
> try installing wxruby-1.9.9 again.
> 
> gem --update system
> 
> 
>> Is that I am not using the correct version of wxruby? can you point me 
>> how to upgrade my wxruby? If this still fail again after using wxruby 
>> 1.9.9, I will attach a sample code of my program.
> 
> OK. It might be worth posting a runnable sample of your code anyway.
> There may be something in there obvious that's not quite right -
> although wxRuby tries to raise an exception on incorrect use of the API,
> this isn't always possible. Or if there is a bug, it may still exist in
> the latest development version, in which case sample code will help us
> find it quicker.
> 
> a

Hi Alex,

thanks for your reply. after follow your instructions, I have been 
confirmed the version of wxruby that i used is correct, which is 1.9.9. 
But, still the same error observed.

Attached is my sample code. The error pop up when i try to generate the 
2nd file.

Hope will find out the cause of the error soon as i need this 
application to be up.

Thanks a lot. =)


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