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Avogadro version: (please complete the following information from the About box):
Avogadrolibs: 1.99.0-754-g9e353edf
Qt: 5.15.15 or 6.8.0
Format: Both the current Flatpak beta branch and compiled from source
Desktop version: (please complete the following information):
OS: Linux
Describe the bug
If the Dipole Moment display type is checked, click-and-drag with the Selection Tool results in a crash.
The accompanying terminal output is:
OBProcess::executeObabel: Running "/prefix/bin/obabel" "-icml -onul --partialcharge mmff94 --print"
...
OBProcess::executeObabel: Running "/prefix/bin/obabel" "-icml -onul --partialcharge mmff94 --print"
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::bad_array_new_length'
what(): std::bad_array_new_length
fish: Job 1, '/prefix/bin/avogadro2' terminated by signal SIGABRT (Abort)
Note that the OBProcess line is printed many times (86 times in this case).
Selecting and deselecting individual atoms is ok, even when multiple are selected by repeated Ctrl+Click. Each individual click is accompanied by a printed OBProcess::executeObabel: Running "/prefix/bin/obabel" "-icml -onul --partialcharge mmff94 --print".
Presumably the dipole moment is being recalculated with every mouse action, even though using the Selection Tool in the view pane never results in a change in the dipole.
As an aside, the dipole is in contrast not currently being recalculated when the Manipulation Tool is used.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Avogadro version: (please complete the following information from the About box):
beta
branch and compiled from sourceDesktop version: (please complete the following information):
Describe the bug
If the Dipole Moment display type is checked, click-and-drag with the Selection Tool results in a crash.
The accompanying terminal output is:
Note that the OBProcess line is printed many times (86 times in this case).
Selecting and deselecting individual atoms is ok, even when multiple are selected by repeated Ctrl+Click. Each individual click is accompanied by a printed
OBProcess::executeObabel: Running "/prefix/bin/obabel" "-icml -onul --partialcharge mmff94 --print"
.Presumably the dipole moment is being recalculated with every mouse action, even though using the Selection Tool in the view pane never results in a change in the dipole.
As an aside, the dipole is in contrast not currently being recalculated when the Manipulation Tool is used.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: