Copy HTML raises COM clipboard exception in awesonium window, in rc1 download.

[barrylapthorn]

Firstly, great work. Secondly, I cloned this, fired up 2010, but couldn't copy the results, ironically, due to the clipboard error.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Run rc1.
2. New document
3. Write something like:

title

4. Right click in right (awesonium, i think) pane
5. Select all.
6. Right click again, 'Copy HTML', raise COM clipboard exception.

[tuesdaysiren]

I cloned version a4e704c but can't reproduce this. I am able to do Copy HTML without COM exception.

Windows 7 Enterprise
Microsoft.Net Framework Version 4.0.30319 SP1Rel

[barrylapthorn]

Thanks for checking. I have the same revision. Please close this if you think it is necessary.

I don't pretend to understand awesonium works, but I presume this is somehow related to the way it uses the underlying web rendering engines. I'm primarily on chrome 17.0.963.33 beta-m / IE9 / Firefox 10 beta channel, if that makes any difference.

[tuesdaysiren]

I don't have any idea either. I just thought I would add a data point so someone else might be able to track the problem down.
It does look like Awesomium uses Chromium/WebKit and my version (16.0.912.75 m) is one behind your.

[ghost]

It shouldn't matter what version of Firefox, Chrome or IE you have. Awesomium is Chromium/WebKit, but it's an embedded version that it wraps around - from that point of view it's great for when you can't rely on certain versions to be installed :)

@barrylapthorn What OS? Any chance you could get a screenshot of the COM error?

[barrylapthorn]

@Aeoth this is the best i can do on image shack - it breaks the clipboard, so i had to movie capture it, quit VS, then snapshot the video. OS: windows 7 home premium, 64 bit.

[barrylapthorn]

I will close this as I fired up the app again and everything works, so clearly there was something interfering with my clipboard that DownmarkerWPF didn't like and caused an unhandled exception.