Cool -- this sounds like a small list.
BTW, how did you generate this list? (ie. search criteria)
Matthias Melcher wrote:
> Thanks to you all so much for keeping on working on the STR's. I am still
> quite busy at work and I was no help at all. I will try to add a bit more man
> power in the next days as I get back to coding a bit.
>
> As you know, I tried at the beginning of the year to set 1.3.0 in stone by
> creating a few release candidates, but bugs kept creeping in. At this point,
> I would like to do another RC soon, seeing that there are only six bugs. So
> here's my list:
>
>
> * 2500 fltk.list.in (EPM) is outdated Config Files New HIGH
>
> Mike, will you have time to do this? If not, can we do this?
>
> * 2597 FLUID generates wrong source code to initialize menu labels.
> New HIGH
>
> There is a patch with this one. Can it be applied? Manolo, can you go on
> without an .fl file? If not, I would kick this to 1.4 because the submitter
> is not replying.
>
> * 2614 Fl_Widget label doesn't clear it's old screen usage before draw
> new label New MOD
>
> Can be closed.
>
> * 2622 cannot compile on cygwin New MOD
>
> Can't say anything here... .
>
> * 2420 Tab-Navigation focuses non-active_r() widgets Core Library
> Pending LOW
>
> Albrecht, if the user can't give us an example, we close this or push it to
> 1.4 (which will then likely become 1.3.1 anyways)
>
> * 2617 Inconsistent behavior for Fl_Window on win32 Core Library
> New LOW
>
> This is simple: a FL_SHOW can appear at any time. Using every FL_SHOW to
> initialize something is wrong and can be avoided in very simple ways. We must
> raise the window afetr the modal window is closed due to a bug in the
> MSWindows window manager (2000 and XP, IIRC, I have stopped using MSWindows
> after that, so I don't know if the bug's still there).
>
> All the remaining issues are RFE's and will not keep us from doing the next
> RC.
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