On 11.10.2010, at 16:14, Steven Borley wrote: >> On 11.10.2010, at 09:30, Steven Borley wrote: >>> They all crash Fluid on Windows Vista and on Mac OSX. Before I file a bug >>> report does anyone know what are they supposed to do? >> >> These are (as you noted, currently undocumented) functions for >> developers to create some files for writing some IDE files for >> the fltk sources. They are useless for normal programmers and >> will (maybe) eventually disappear again from fluid's menus - >> or they may also be documented if they stay where they are... >> >> Please ignore for now... >> >> Albrecht > > Okay, will do, but even if not useful to us normal users should they really > crash Fluid? Fortunately I'd saved before trying them. A crash seems a > rather severe penalty for a little curiosity or an accidental click. > > It would perhaps be better to put this type of command in a 'Fluid > Developers' menu in the future. Might reduce the chance they're fired by an > unsuspecting user who was aiming for one of the valid Shell menu items.
Well, these functions are experimental. An application crashing is not a disaster at all. It should not destroy any of your data, or at least nothing that can't be easily restored. Normally, I would have developed this extension in a branch, but I asked a few developers to try this out. I will hide these tests better the next time around. - Matthias _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
