Weird crash when using criticalObject() and hotkey, ifwinactive

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bichlepa
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Weird crash when using criticalObject() and hotkey, ifwinactive

08 Apr 2018, 05:36

Try this out:

Main.ahk

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FileRead,ThreadCode,% "Thread.ahk"
	
_share:=criticalObject()
AhkThread := AhkThread("_share:=CriticalObject(" &_share ")`n" ThreadCode)

MsgBox klick ok to terminate
if (AhkThread.ahkReady())
{
	AhkThread.ahkterminate(-100)

}
ExitApp
Thread.ahk

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CoordMode,ToolTip,screen
parentAHKThread := AhkExported()
hotkey, ifwinactive, asdf ;Remove this line and it will not crash
Loop
{
	;Or remove those tree lines an it will not crash
	_share.index:=A_Index
	if (_share.index / 1000 == _share.index // 1000)
		ToolTip % _share.index
}
return
It will always crash.
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Is there a bug in this code or in AutoHotkey_H (v 1.1.28.0)?
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Re: Weird crash when using criticalObject() and hotkey, ifwinactive

09 Apr 2018, 11:31

Lexikos wrote:Script function recursion is limited by available stack space
https://autohotkey.com/board/topic/4372 ... ashes-ahk/
Maybe this has to do with a recursive function call. :evil:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stack_overflow
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Re: Weird crash when using criticalObject() and hotkey, ifwinactive

10 Apr 2018, 13:21

But .. I don't see any recursive function calls. Not even a function is defined.
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Re: Weird crash when using criticalObject() and hotkey, ifwinactive

10 Apr 2018, 14:53

Yep, it was just a bet because I know that such a thing can lead to a crash in ahk. :twisted:

Good luck :!:

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