Noticed after upgrading from 6.20 to 6.35.
While re-loading log files, mIRC seems to split some lines in half. A line which reads as follows in the actual log file...
<person> This is a compelling statement....might look like this in mIRC's channel window after the log is re-loaded:
<per
son> This is a compelling statement.Or like this:
<person> This is a compelling stateme
nt.The split lines always seem to occur a certain number of bytes from the
end of the log file being re-loaded. So the position of the split line changes each time you re-open a channel window due to the new lines that were appended during the previous chat session.
To re-produce the bug, install a fresh copy of 6.35. Get
this demo log file, and put it in your new installation's log directory. (Note the log's file name, "#abc123abc123.RenameToNetwork.log". Change "RenameToNetwork" to the name of the IRC network you intend to connect to when testing for this bug - e.g. "UnderNet".) Start the new installation's mirc.exe. In ALT-O, set reload logs to "both", and change the window buffer length to "1000". Connect to the intended IRC network, and join channel #abc123abc123. The demo log file should automatically load itself into the window. Ctrl-F to find "lets talk about love". Voila.
(Note: The demo log is of a high-traffic warez channel. Apologies for the tastelessness of that, but I was in a hurry to create a long demo log file quickly. :))
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BTW. Also after upgrading to 6.35, I noticed that something looked "odd" about the text in my channel/query windows. Then it hit me. Wrapped lines used to have two spaces of indentation. Now they don't. Accidental or intended cosmetic change?
