Matthew Allum wrote:
Hi;
I also see the issue with the test. It seems to be somehow related to
setting the anchor point, as removing this it works as expected (but is
wrongly positioned).
Can you move this to bugzilla with the test case so we lose track of
it ?
Sure.
Also I assume you are using 0.6 ?
I'm using the version from svn that I downloaded the other day - the
libs are named 0.7.
However, I first noticed the problem with 0.6.
Max.
== Matthew
On Wed, 2008-03-19 at 16:05 +0800, Max Waterman wrote:
Hi,
As previously mentioned, I've been attempting to do a small demo program
using clutter.
I have experienced a problem with picking. To debug the problem, I
stripped down my application to just one solid rectangle which, when
clicked, rotates by 180 degrees.
If I have just a single rectangle, then there's no problem - clicking
anywhere results in the rectangle rotating.
However, if I add the single rectangle to a group, then the user must
click on the bottom right quadrant of the rectangle to make it rotate -
clicking anywhere else on the rectangle does not work.
Actually, after the first rotation, the quadrant is the bottom left one,
which is somewhat expected after a 180 degree rotation, but even after
more 180 degree rotations, it is still the bottom left one.
To make it easy to run, I made it display the problem behaviour only is
an argument is supplied (ie argc>1).
The test case is here :
<URL:http://reality.sgiweb.org/maxw/tmp/clutter/>
Did I miss some restriction noted in the manual somewhere?
I would appreciate anyone's analysis of this issue.
Thanks.
Max.
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