Error closing PL/SQL Developer

cmj

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Since installing version 7.1.1.1350 yesterday, each time I close PL/SQL Developer, it appears to close then one of those Microsoft windows pops up:

"PL/SQL Developer has encountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvenience."

And it asks if I want to send the error report to Microsoft. I'm running Windows XP.

Does anyone else have this problem?
 
I seem to be getting that error more with v7.1 that I was with 7.0 and before. However, it's still sporadic and I've never been able to pin it down to anything specific.
 
@cmj

I do have another error message when closing PLD while having one or more windows open, but I found out that it all boils down to the wList plug-in. Are you using that one by any chance? If so, disable it and see if the problem persists.
 
I am using wlist. I disabled it by unchecking it in Tools, Configure Plug-Ins. The problem indeed went away.

What a pity! I find wlist really handy.
 
Are you sure you have the most recent wList version? I use here and I have no problem closing PLSD.
I did have a problem with HTML help, though, but i went away when I checked the "Use Internal HTML Viewer" option in PLSD (Marco's tip from another thread).
 
Yes you are rigth,

but the Google-Search-Plugin from emberiza need the external HTML-Viewer.

So you can't have both. Either the HTML-Help works or the Google-Search.
 
Yes, I double-checked. I have v2.6 of wlist. I downloaded it and installed it and the problem came back.
 
Since I installed 7.1.1.1350 I'm getting this error too, when closing PLD.

Does anybody know how to solve this? Because I like to use wList.

BTW, it happens only when using wList plugin and having a window open (like Marco van der Linden mentioned earlier).
 
Unfortunately we have to disable the wList Plug-In for 7.1.2, and it has been removed from the Plug-Ins page.
 
I have added this to the list of enhancement requests. Note that reordering is already possible. Just drag & drop an item in the list.
 
Originally posted by Marco Kalter:
Note that reordering is already possible. Just drag & drop an item in the list.
I have been using wList since PL/SQL Developer 6, so I didn't notice (or remember) that reordering is implemented as standard now. So I second colouring and the shorter names in the window list.

Bo Pedersen
 
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