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Hi,

In the current master I got a segment violation, when I create a table in
Writer and the delete a row.

The bt:
Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
0x03a2a7e4 in SvPtrarr::Count (this=0xd0d0d0d1)
    at /home/joost/work/git/libo/solver/350/
unxlngi6.pro/inc/svl/svarray.hxx:455
455    _SV_DECL_PTRARR_DEF( SvPtrarr, VoidPtr, 0, 1, SVL_DLLPUBLIC )
(gdb) bt
#0  0x03a2a7e4 in SvPtrarr::Count (this=0xd0d0d0d1)
    at /home/joost/work/git/libo/solver/350/
unxlngi6.pro/inc/svl/svarray.hxx:455
#1  0x03ed1bbc in SwUndoTblNdsChg::SaveSection (this=0x8e18b68, pSttNd=
    0xb1b85198) at
/home/joost/work/git/libo/sw/source/core/undo/untbl.cxx:1749
#2  0x03bb2906 in _DeleteBox (rTbl=..., pBox=0xb1b52118, pUndo=0x8e18b68,
    bCalcNewSize=1 '\001', bCorrBorder=1 '\001', pShareFmts=0xbfffdcf8)
    at /home/joost/work/git/libo/sw/source/core/doc/tblrwcl.cxx:889
#3  0x03bb3607 in SwTable::DeleteSel (this=0x8e18450, pDoc=0x88dd958,
    rBoxes=..., pMerged=0x0, pUndo=0x8e18b68, bDelMakeFrms=1 '\001',
    bCorrBorder=1 '\001')
    at /home/joost/work/git/libo/sw/source/core/doc/tblrwcl.cxx:1130
#4  0x03bdd350 in SwDoc::DeleteRowCol (this=0x88dd958, rBoxes=...,
    bColumn=false)
    at /home/joost/work/git/libo/sw/source/core/docnode/ndtbl.cxx:2111
#5  0x03c99a90 in SwFEShell::DeleteRow (this=0x8aa6fd8)
    at /home/joost/work/git/libo/sw/source/core/frmedt/fetab.cxx:455

In version 3.3.3 it was not a problem.

Is this only on my machine, or a real regression?

regards
Joost

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