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thomas:
I have found at least two illegal keys, although those are not likely the ones causing this particular error.

rickg22:
I got an idea... why not use regedit and search for all the offending keys?

thomas:
I have been searching for printf, because many offending keys are generated like this:

some_string.Printf("/some/path/%d", integer)

I have also been searching for _T("editor") in order to find all places where that namespace is being used, but that did not reveal anything.

I really wish there was something like __FILE__, __LINE__, or __FUNCTION__  which we could use. But we would need something like __CALLING_FUNCTION__.
I don't know of any such thing, is there? If there is, I could just add it to the exception, and you would know *exactly* where to look.

EDIT:
Never mind, backtrace will do too...

Lamego:
Here is a backtrace of the crash on linux:

...

#5  0xb7744f11 in std::terminate () from /usr/lib/libstdc++.so.6
#6  0xb774509c in __cxa_throw () from /usr/lib/libstdc++.so.6
#7  0xb7e2c46c in ConfigManager::AssertPath (this=0x83377c8, path=@0xbfca01ac)
    at configmanager.cpp:504
#8  0xb7e2d843 in ConfigManager::Read (this=0x83377c8, name=@0xbfca024c,
    str=0xbfca01f8) at configmanager.cpp:644
#9  0xb7e2da40 in ConfigManager::Read (this=0x83377c8, name=@0xbfca024c,
    defaultVal=@0xbfca0254) at configmanager.cpp:624
#10 0xb7e59960 in EditorManager::New (this=0x8335d88) at editormanager.cpp:689
...

--- Code: ---643         wxString key(name);
644         TiXmlElement* e = AssertPath(key);
645
646         TiXmlHandle parentHandle(e);
647         TiXmlText *t = (TiXmlText *) parentHandle.FirstChild(_C(key)).FirstC hild("str").FirstChild().Node();
648
--- End code ---
(gdb) p name
$2 = (const wxString &) @0xbfca024c: {<wxStringBase> = {
    static npos = 4294967295,
    m_pchData = 0x8c7ad5c "/default_code/7"}, <No data fields>}

Ceniza:
Instead of "/default_code/7" it should say "/default_code/set7". I just found it in Windows too.

Just searched for "default_code" in all project files and found 3 wrongly set.

It seems like this bug is dying now...

Just changed those offending keys and it's working!!!

editorconfigurationdialog.cpp lines 532 and 536
editormanager.cpp line 688

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