I've finally rolled in the last three patches from this bug (although
I was unable to test on Gtk+-1.2); r7366:7368. Thanks.
It's probably about time for a new version, anyway. Here are the other
major changes since r6879:
- new puzzles: Unequal, Galaxies, Filling
- solver improvements to Loopy
Jacob Nevins wrote:
Ben Hutchings writes:
I think what should happen when you change the type is that the puzzle
compares the current window size with the desired window size and
requests a resize only if the current size is too small. Does that seem
reasonable?
I don't think that's
Jacob Nevins wrote:
Ben Hutchings writes:
I think what should happen when you change the type is that the puzzle
compares the current window size with the desired window size and
requests a resize only if the current size is too small. Does that seem
reasonable?
I don't think that's
Ben Hutchings writes:
I think what should happen when you change the type is that the puzzle
compares the current window size with the desired window size and
requests a resize only if the current size is too small. Does that seem
reasonable?
I don't think that's quite right; if a puzzle is
Eric Cooper wrote:
If I enlarge a puzzle, but then change its type (from hard to easy,
for example), the window is reconfigured back to the initial small
size. I would like it to continue to use the size I've changed it to.
I think this happens because the type includes the number of tiles in
On Tue, Jul 25, 2006 at 12:56:04AM +0100, Ben Hutchings wrote:
I think what should happen when you change the type is that the puzzle
compares the current window size with the desired window size and
requests a resize only if the current size is too small. Does that seem
reasonable?
That
Package: sgt-puzzles
Version: 6616-1
Severity: wishlist
If I enlarge a puzzle, but then change its type (from hard to easy,
for example), the window is reconfigured back to the initial small
size. I would like it to continue to use the size I've changed it to.
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