Duplicate of bug #1280?
NPE at program exit after b077e93a3
"Ctrl+Alt+N" -> "Alt+Shift+N" "Ctrl+Alt+P" -> "Alt+Shift+P" "Ctrl+Alt+0" -> "Alt+Shift+0" "Ctrl+Alt+9" -> "Alt+Shift+9" "Alt+Shift+P" is used by Windows File Explorer, but shouldn't collide as long as that's not in focus. The other shortcuts are collision free.
Currently there are 4 such offending shortcuts Ctrl+Alt+N, Ctrl+Alt+P, Ctrl+Alt+0, Ctrl+Alt+9. Fortunately, they are used for rarely used symbols in my language, but it's still annoying from time to time, especially if there are any variables using curly braces in the string as Ctrl+Alt+N is a closing curly brace. Also, typing Ctrl+Alt+N is currently causing an NPE error, but that got fixed by #1294 (github).
Currently there are 4 such offending shortcuts Ctrl+Alt+N, Ctrl+Alt+P, Ctrl+Alt+0, Ctrl+Alt+9. Fortunately, they are used for rarely used symbols in my language, but it's still annoying from time to time, especially if there are any variables using curly braces in the string as Ctrl+Alt+N is a closing curly brace. Also, typing Ctrl+Alt+N is currently causing an NPE error, but that got fixed by #1294.
Currently there are 4 such offending shortcuts Ctrl+Alt+N, Ctrl+Alt+P, Ctrl+Alt+0, Ctrl+Alt+9. Fortunately, they are used for rarely used symbols in my language, but it's still annoying from time to time, especially if there are any variables using curly braces in the string as Ctrl+Alt+N is a closing curly brace.
So, in the end I didn't figure out a way to reproduce this reliably, but doing a search will hit the bug sooner or later. In any case the exception happens because "activeTranslationBeginM1" always randomly ends up being null.
It is also important that the Operating System you use, and strict java version etc. This info was already at the end of the first post and I mentioned updating java to a newer version in the post with complete log. Just checked the about dialog and the only additional info there is memory info and bitness, which in my case is 64 bit, on the other hand it is missing info on which java variant is used. Your taget language is empty. No, its properly set, both in the properties dialog and the project...