Do you want us to post any application crashes in Issues.

[SarahSilverMuck]

Hi, I have been using Desktop-Post Flop for about a month now and find it an incredibly useful Tool. Question: Do you want us to post any application crashes that occur in Issues? Or at this point in the application development is that not so much of a concern?

[b-inary]

If sudden crashes were to occur, I believe it would result in a significant degradation of the user experience. This is not very pleasant for me. I am not sure if I can fix it right away, but if you could report it to me that would be great.

[SarahSilverMuck]

OK- If I have any future crashes I will post them in "Issues" unless you want them put someplace else. I have only had two crashes in a month and I don't view this as significant.

[SarahSilverMuck]

I will mention that the two crashes have occurred when I was using the "Preview and Edit Feature." I find this a slick and intuitive way to modify the simulation tree before running the sim. Both crashes occurred when I had applied multiple "edits" using the Preview And Edit feature. If it occurs again I will try to take notes and be more specific and capture any important Windows messages.

[b-inary]

I got it. Actually, the tree editing feature has a lot of corner cases that need special care, so it is not surprising to me if there remains a serious bug. I will check later, but if you find out how to reproduce the crash, I would appreciate it if you would report it to me.

[b-inary]

I noticed in your video (at 5:02) that the "Add Bet Action" button on the min-raise amount was incorrectly made clickable (not disabled) when the min-raise was already in the tree. If the "Add Bet Action" button is clicked in this state, nothing happens immediately, but it seems to crash when "Save Edit" or "Cancel Edit" is clicked afterwards. I don't know if the crash you observed was caused by this or not, but I will fix this bug in the next update.

[SarahSilverMuck]

I hope you found the video helpful. Ideally, people who are considering trying out your tool will get a bit of an understanding of how the tool works. Thanks for taking a look!