Error: 'std::out_of_range' what(): map::at

edleblan

Hi,

This is my first time posting. I wasn't able to find a solution in the provided documents or a topic that would closely match what I am experiencing. I hope to receive more insight on this matter by those who are more seasoned with the programming guts of things.

Here's my scenario:

I recently updated Retropie to 4.3. I added new games last night and I have been using the default scraper to populate their respective box art. One game in particular, Quarantine by Gametek, will boot off from EmulationStation and freeze each time I attempt to save the changes from scraping the box art and information.

I get the following error:

terminate after throwing an instance of 'std::out_of_range'
what(): map::at
Aborted

It seems as if it's only isolated to the Quarantine game itself. I wasn't able to reproduce the error with any other games I have scrapped afterwards.

For additional information, the game works great in DOSBox. it loads and quits properly. I have tested the scraper with other games within DOSBox and other emulators such as SNES and SMS respectively without any problem.

I am not sure if it's related or not, but I have also recently linked two SNES30 8BitDo wireless controllers as replacements to some rather cheap wired knock-offs. I use a Rasberry Pi 3, Model B for hardware.

Any thoughts?

mitu

What's the name of the .sh file for the game ? I just created an empty quaratine.sh in my pc system folder and it scraped just fine, no crashes or errors.

pjft

Can you share your PC gamelist via pastebin? Maybe there's something there that can give us a hint about what may be happening?

edleblan

Hi, thank you for the kind replies. Your suggestions allowed me to explore other ways to troubleshoot. I don't have much time this evening but I did manage to resolve the issue by manually adding the appropriate <folder> data for Quarantine along with its box art in the appropriate gamelist.xml, bypassing the scraper altogether.

I have kept the original gamelist.xml just in case. For the time being, it's working as intended. Thank you for your input.