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At this point, creating a new iterator in LLDB and attempting a seek has the same failure.
(lldb) expr MIKMIDIEventIterator *$i2 = [MIKMIDIEventIterator iteratorForTrack:self]
(lldb) po $i2
<MIKMIDIEventIterator: 0x6080000039b0>
(lldb) expr [$i2 seek:11.82]
error: Execution was interrupted, reason: EXC_BAD_ACCESS (code=1, address=0x119ffffe0).
The process has been returned to the state before expression evaluation.
So far, I've only encoutered this in tracks that have 0 events. So for now, I'm going to attempt to workaround the issue in -[MIKMIDITrack private_eventsOfClass:fromTimeStamp:toTimeStamp:] by first checking if there are any events in the track.
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Setting a MIKMIDISequencer instance's sequence during playback can sometimes result in a crash in MIKMIDIEventIterator.
At this point, creating a new iterator in LLDB and attempting a seek has the same failure.
So far, I've only encoutered this in tracks that have 0 events. So for now, I'm going to attempt to workaround the issue in -[MIKMIDITrack private_eventsOfClass:fromTimeStamp:toTimeStamp:] by first checking if there are any events in the track.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: