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Crash - Segmentation fault

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I’m getting error Segmentation fault: 11 and app crashes. Platform OS X 10.11.5. Using build nwjs-sdk-v0.14.6-osx-x64.zip. Main problem is that i don’t see any logic how this happens. Somehow i think it’s related with window closing ( since it’s the only i use ).

Here’s code i use for close event: nw.Window.get().open('xxx',{width:300,height:300},function(nWin){ nWin.on('close',function(){ nWin.hide(); const foo = nWin.window.foo; nWin.close(true); }); }); Here’s crash dump 7acb46ed-84b5-447a-8ca7-9586e1fb1e8d.dmp.zip

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Created 7 years ago
Comments:15 (6 by maintainers)

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ghostoycommented, Nov 25, 2016

I’ll fix it soon.

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ghostoycommented, Dec 23, 2016

@tiitremmel It’s still in review. @rogerwang

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