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I have a C program I'm working on that uses GTK. 4 options - Create New
File, Open Existing File, Save File and Quit were originally just gtk
buttons on the window - short cut while initially coding. Now it's
improved to the point that the few things I have working so far need to
go out for testing to the users that wanted it. Well, in order to clean
it up I made those 4 options into a "File" submenu on a menubar. The
Create New File option, besides setting an internal variable, uses a
gtk_dialog to send the message
New CSS File Will Be Created With Your Changes
When You Save The File
There is newline after "Changes" - a "\n" in C, to force this to a
multi-line display.
Without the newline, the message was still wrapping to 2 lines.
The message is displayed, and returns from the call to the common
function I use that contains the dialogbox.
As soon as the function "returns", so control is passed back to the
menubar handling (e.g., code I didn't write) the entire process aborts.
I have tried this without a multi-line message and it works - it only
aborts when the message text was multi-line.
I have screen captures and the source available, including the
traceback, etc., in the terminal window.
I am able to work around this for now, but wonder why this aborts.
Everything I've seen indicates this can be a multi-line text string.
Thanks in advance,
Dave ;)
** Affects: gtk+3.0 (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Tags: bot-comment
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Ubuntu 11.10 64-bit/C/GTK 3 menu crash
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/946886
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