Copying text cause crash

Hi, I am using the latest version of radioconda in windows. All blocks and functions work perfectly. However, the program crash when I right click and copy the text in terminal or a block parameter. Is it just me or is there anyone who has the same problem?

Version: 3.10.6.0 (Python 3.10.10)

[ryanvolz]

Hmm, not exactly the same result (not crashing) but still someone reporting issues with the clipboard on Windows: conda-forge/gnuradio-feedstock#111

So far I haven't been able to reproduce these issues. Is there anything notable about your system as it relates to the clipboard? What version of Windows are you using, in case it matters?

I am using 22H2 version of windows 10 and my clipboard history setting is on (I don't know whether it is important or not). I also realized that (sometimes) even right click in terminal screen causes to crash.

[ryanvolz]

I also realized that (sometimes) even right click in terminal screen causes to crash.

Is that the terminal within the GNU Radio Companion window? 🤔

I also realized that (sometimes) even right click in terminal screen causes to crash.

Is that the terminal within the GNU Radio Companion window? 🤔

Sorry for confusion, yes I am talking about the terminal in GNU Radio or simply "console panel".

[rogerwim]

i can confirm this, am on windows 11, it happens when copying form the internal log/terminal thing 100% of the time

[ryanvolz]

Thanks for the details everyone! GTK overall and/or the terminal window within GRC does seem to be pretty buggy on Windows. It remains to be seen whether that is a bug in the packaging with radioconda/conda-forge or if this is a universal GRC on Windows thing. Now that I can reproduce it, I'll attempt some A/B testing to try to narrow down what's happening.

[ryanvolz]

It looks like this is a GTK3 bug that has been fixed with the latest version (3.24.38): https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gtk/-/issues/5591. I can confirm that upgrading the gtk3 package makes it so I can't trigger the bug anymore (run mamba update gtk3 from the Conda Prompt). The next radioconda installer will have the fixed gtk3, and I expect that to be released in the next week.