List of Reported Bugs


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This is the list of reported bugs. To get information on discovered bugs as soon as possible subscribe to the ScriptBasic mailing list.

Most of the reports bear historical value. Reports are generated by the developers and tend to be precise. Bug reports coming from the users to the ScriptBasic developers are informal, and sometimes not precise. On the other hand these reports have practical value suggesting patching the actual source or workaround in case the user is not able to recompile the code. If the original bug report was created by external user the report has an acknowledgement section.

User generated bug reports are handled usually within a week. The response is a bug report giving patch instructions and workaround. In case the bug is serious regarding security or basic interpreter functions a new release is built as soon as possible.

You may face some of these bugs if you use an older version of ScriptBasic. Please do not! Upgrade!

  • List of Bugs

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    bug020224102801.html
    bug020225102801.html
    bug020303102801.html

    The name of the file is built up the following way:

    bugYYMMDDVVBBRR.html

    • bug is constant string to denote this is a bug report.
    • YY is the year minus 2000. Bug reports after 2100 will start with the letters buh to code the century.
    • MM is the month of the bug report.
    • DD is the day of the bug report.
    • VV is the version of ScriptBasic the bug is related to. If there are more versions that are affected by this bug then the latest version affected by the bug at the date the bug is discovered.
    • BB is the build of ScriptBasic the bug is related to. If there are more builds that are affected by this bug then the latest build affected by the bug at the date the bug is discovered.
    • RR is the serial number of the bug. If there are more than 99 bug reports on a given day concerning the same version and build, then ScriptBasic development team releases a new maintenance build.

  • This page was generated January 28, 2010 9:58:56