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    Crash when trying to change Overlay Subscreen Editor settings

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    ZQuest Classic Editor
    Version: 2.55 Nightly (Alpha 118/119)
    Tag: 2.55.0 Nightly (Alpha 118/119)
    Build Date: 22nd January, 2024 at @ 21:17:49 EST
    Dev Signoff: Unsigned
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    Steps to recreate:

    1. Open "Edit Subscreens" window (Quest->Misc Data->Subscreens)
    2. Select "Overlay" tab
    3. Click "Edit" and observe "Overlay Subscreen Editor" opens
    4. Select Options->Subscreen Settings

    The switch statement in TextField::setSwapType(int32_t) then does this:

    Exception thrown: read access violation.
    **this** was nullptr.

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    I can't recreate this anymore. Instead I get a msgbox titled "Subscreen Settings" which says:

    No settings for overlay subscreens yet!
    With 'OK' and 'Cancel' buttons - we probably only need 'OK' though.

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