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Fix crash when right clicking raster layer (indentified by Coverity)
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nyalldawson committed Mar 12, 2016
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Expand Up @@ -106,7 +106,7 @@ QMenu* QgsAppLayerTreeViewMenuProvider::createContextMenu()
// set layer scale visibility
menu->addAction( tr( "&Set Layer Scale Visibility" ), QgisApp::instance(), SLOT( setLayerScaleVisibility() ) );

if ( !vlayer->isInScaleRange( mCanvas->scale() ) )
if ( !layer->isInScaleRange( mCanvas->scale() ) )
menu->addAction( tr( "Zoom to Layer Scale" ), QgisApp::instance(), SLOT( zoomToLayerScale() ) );

// set layer crs
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@SebDieBln here you go - another one character fix for you. And this one fixes a hard crash in app... So... Your turn ;)

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I am still hunting, but this one is really hard to beat!
Maybe using some of the forensic tools for finding bugs by geographic(!) methods will increase my chances...

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@SebDieBln on second thoughts, it's probably cheating to give me credit for this. I guess Coverity is winning at the moment ;)

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@SebDieBln cool video btw. really interesting since in my non-freelance work I'm employed by the local law enforcement and we use a lot of those geographic profiling principles!

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