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Arbortext Editor 6.1 error while printing

ptc-4765794
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Arbortext Editor 6.1 error while printing

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?

ACCEPTED SOLUTION

Accepted Solutions

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>

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rdiaz
12-Amethyst
(To:ptc-4765794)

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.

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>

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