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I can't provide steps to reproduce the error, because it happened out of the blue: for no apparent reason, an error dialog appeared with the window title "Application Error", and window text "Do you want to send log file to developers ?". I had to use Process Explorer to determine that the error dialog belonged to "CameraControl.exe", which was part of digiCamControl. A brief search of the digiCamControl source code found dozens of instances of this bug: displaying an error message without identifying the application.
You might think it would be obvious what application displayed the error dialog, but it wasn't. I wasn't using digiCamControl, and had in fact not used it for a few days. I don't remember what application was active when the error appeared, but it had nothing to do with digiCamControl. It was most likely Windows Explorer, the Google Chrome browser, or Notepad++.
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You are right, for me as developer is obvious most of the time the application running in debugger, but for simple user how run the application 1-2 times in a month isn't.
I will try to fix this kind of issues in this summer.
I can't provide steps to reproduce the error, because it happened out of the blue: for no apparent reason, an error dialog appeared with the window title "Application Error", and window text "Do you want to send log file to developers ?". I had to use Process Explorer to determine that the error dialog belonged to "CameraControl.exe", which was part of digiCamControl. A brief search of the digiCamControl source code found dozens of instances of this bug: displaying an error message without identifying the application.
You might think it would be obvious what application displayed the error dialog, but it wasn't. I wasn't using digiCamControl, and had in fact not used it for a few days. I don't remember what application was active when the error appeared, but it had nothing to do with digiCamControl. It was most likely Windows Explorer, the Google Chrome browser, or Notepad++.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: