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On 23/10/13 09:58, Stephan Bergmann wrote:
On 10/22/2013 11:33 PM, Efe Gürkan YALAMAN wrote:
2013/10/22 Stephan Bergmann <sbergman@redhat.com
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    I'm still not sure I get you.  That the catch(uno::Exception&) block
    at cui/source/options/__optaboutconfig.cxx:234 will eventually catch
    an exception is obviously not unexpected.  You mean, on Windows you
    observe that that catch block is never reached?  (If yes, how do you
    observe that, with a debugger?  If yes, are you sure the debugger
    does not fool you, as can happen with optimized code?)

  I couldn't make it work a debugger on Windows. I couldn't properly
build it actually :( So I can only assume it is. So I assume recursion
is not end because of up to 1.5 GB of the ram usage and crash after
that. Because exit condition relies exception.

Anyways If i can build LO on Windows tonight I will be a happier person...

I cannot reproduce any problem with a current master build, at least on 
Windows 7 with MS Narrator (Control Panel - Ease of Access Center - 
Start Narrator) enabled.  Expert Config comes up relatively quickly even 
and appears fully functional.  Maybe Michael's 
<http://cgit.freedesktop.org/libreoffice/core/commit/?id=ffd0e2911023e684ca1e206d18b45ef5aa6179f9>
 
"fdo#70465: speed up AccessibleEventNotifier::generateId()" already 
solved that?

well at least on Linux i can still get it to hang up for > 10 minutes by
scrolling with keyboard, so it's only partially solved.

btw this is how you can enable a11y on Gnome (if it is not already
enabled by default as it would be in Fedora 18 or later):

gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.interface toolkit-accessibility true


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