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Arbortext Editor 6.1 error while printing

  • September 25, 2014
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Getting an error in AT Editor 6.1 when trying to print a simple enough XML document.

The error window states "editor.exe: segment violation (signal 11)".

When I pull up the editor_err.log file in my Users\TEMP folder, it reads this:

PTC Arbortext Editor (Build R61M010-339) terminated unexpectedly at Thu Sep 25 14:18:18 2014:

editor.exe: segment violation (signal 11)

Current ACL statement at "C:\Program Files\PTC\Editor61\packages\main\_winev.acl":71:

71 [1] return

ACL function traceback at time of error:

#1 print::modified_print() at "C:\Program Files\PTC\Editor61\packages\main\_winev.acl":71

Local variables of active function:

$p1=0

$p2=0

$o1=(-1,0,0)

$o2=(-1,0,0)

I have no ideas what could be going on. The XML document I'm trying to print is extremely simple:

<!DOCTYPE OUR CUSTOM DOCYTPE HERE>

<searchList>

<row>

<searchTerm></searchTerm>

<context>printOnly</context>

<description></description>

<highlightStyle><style type="highlight"/></highlightStyle>

</row>

</searchList>

Has anyone seen this error before?

    Best answer by TimPhelps

    Arbortext considers <row> to be an element used in tables for most dtds.

    Is <row> supposed to be part of a table in your dtd?

    Many documents require as a minimum the following table structure.

    <table>

    <title></title>

    <tgroup cols="1">

    <tbody>

    <row><entry></entry></row>
    </tbody>

    </tgroup>

    </table>

    2 replies

    5-Regular Member
    October 10, 2014

    Hey Kevin,

    Are you still seeing this issue? If you've been able to rule out customizations and print drivers (they do sometimes cause issues), you may want to consider opening a case with Tech Support, as this seems a bit more specific than usual.

    TimPhelps12-AmethystAnswer
    12-Amethyst
    October 13, 2014

    Arbortext considers <row> to be an element used in tables for most dtds.

    Is <row> supposed to be part of a table in your dtd?

    Many documents require as a minimum the following table structure.

    <table>

    <title></title>

    <tgroup cols="1">

    <tbody>

    <row><entry></entry></row>
    </tbody>

    </tgroup>

    </table>