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There's something odd going on there on your PC. Let's just keep watching it.

Scrolling on link dragging has been added in build 3.5.0.7 on the web site.

This is something odd. The basic splitting-cancelling functionality is supported by base MFC classes. This would mean that for some reason this functionality doesn't work for you with all MFC-based programs. Could you try to see if the escaping works with EDP 3.4.2?

I'm already not sure which of 5 dumps from today relates to this problem (too late here). Probably this Both dumps point to the same fault address. That, however, doesn't make much sense to me (yet). 2) You told that it's too hard to understand crash reasons since the code has been optimized. No, I...

Did you manage to get the crash dump?

I understand that the Enter key works for both scenarios (dragging the splitter and dragging the links). But does Esc not work for both?

One more question: what happens when you hit Esc while dragging the splitter itself?

Enter works as it should. But Esc does not (works for me though). I assume that your Esc key is fine, right?

Don't know if I understood the situation properly, and if this helps. Thanks but knowing how it could possibly happen in assembly doesn't help much since the code was generated by an optimizing compiler in the release build. Yes, I'll greatly appreciate this step, because it would be very helpful t...

What happens when you press Esc or Return when dragging a link?

2) I agree. We'll try and add this (scrolling) to the next build.

3) Esc already cancels a dragging operation. Does it not for you?

The dump always helps, thanks. However, in this case the code in the crash doesn't seem to have a fault.

Let's wait until the next one.

BTW, please let me know if you need a free upgrade license -- you certainly deserve one.

Is this reproducible (obviously, if we could reproduce the problem, I wouldn't ask)? If so, could you post (send) your files and options?

Thanks.

I don't think it's an EDP's problem. It uses FindFirstChangeNotification / FindNextChangeNotification Win32 API to monitor file system changes. I think that when you uncheck "Use system copy routine" in FAR Manager, it does not notify Windows of file system changes somehow.

There's no differences in this behavior compared to 3.4.2. Also, you can always change the notifications setting right from the dialog, thus ending the notification cycle if necessary.