I received the error “QObject::connect: Invalid null parameter” after trying to adjust “point along perpendicular” and Valentina closed down. Now my .val file gives that same error every time I try to open the file. Kapell3.val (4.8 KB)
If you look into file Kapell3.val (with an editor), I was modifying the last (all using Valentina . not direct edits of the file) , possibly point id=“65” which cannot be seen anymore in the file, and its length was taken from the length of "point id=“63”. I was going to re-edit “point along perpendicular” (point 65) as the program crashed. I can only replicate to above error now by trying to open the file. The same happened on a separate file containing ovals and arches. It wasn’t my bad luck as it happened again as in the attached file. References to objects missing perhaps? Illegal characters?
In this case i need a way to reproduce the bug. You are talking that this happened after you “adjusted “point along perpendicular””. What exactly you did? Can you repeat it? Also i see a problem with detail in this file. Maybe bug that you see is happening because file already corrupted. You can try to create a detail again and see if it will work.
I will send you another file that I can successfully open. Go into Draw detail, choose pattern piece “MidTunnel”, use the “Seam allowance tool” for that piece. Move to Details add a seam allowance. Save the file and try to reopen it. For me that gives an error message.
Kapell7.val (5.8 KB)
What should be different now when on Monday 27th distribution (amd64)? When trying to select piece C or D for seams Valentina just closes down on enter, without any messages. I am using Kapell7.val as a base. Same reaction with earlier version when using seam alowance tool.
I downloaded the test version for windows (on win 8.1) and it worked ok. Smooth and nice as should be. Same files work cross platform. The problems appear on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, Gallium 0.4 on NVE7, 64-bit. I used the AMD64.deb file.
The file edited on Windows was loadable in Ubuntu.
I agree! An hour ago I installed the i386.deb version. Userinterface looks slightly different and has no problems! I think that my Ubuntu is amd64 installation. Don’t know how to check - to me it does not matter. Thank you dismine for looking into this - If left alone I might have left this application alone. Excellent app - changes the business of clothing.