On Tue, Dec 03, 2002 at 11:08:00PM -0800, Dorothy Robinson wrote:
> The ewmh-mozilla-resize problem turns out to be simpler than I thought.
> It happens with no FvwmTaskBar, and resizing at any corner. I removed
> my .fvwm2rc entirely, and it still happened with the base configuration.
> The Mozilla verson is 1.1. I tried to resize it by grabbing the corner
> of the FVWM window decoration. Resizing other things, including
> Nautilus, has no problem. I tend to be suspicious of all things Gtk
> on Solaris, in case you can't tell :-)
>
> I've attached the gdb output you asked for. This FVWM2 is compiled from
> CVS head on Dec 2, which is version 2.5.5, I guess.
Interesting. Fvwm should not be in the HandlePropertyNotify()
function at all. My guess is that either an innfinite number of
PropertyNotify events is generated by the application, or that
fvwm receives the same event again and again. Can you please add
this code at the front of the HandlePropertyNotify() function in
events.c (line 2526), right after the "DBUG" statement:
---------------------------- snip ---------------------------
fprintf(
stderr, "pn: ser 0x%x time 0x%x atom 0x%x w 0x%08x '%s'\n",
(int)te->xproperty.serial, (int)te->xproperty.time,
(int)te->xproperty.atom, (int)te->xproperty.window,
(fw) ? fw->visible_name : "(null)");
---------------------------- snip ---------------------------
And post a few lines from the end of the output once it is hung?
THis should confirm either of my theories. If the numbers "ser"
and "time" do not change, it is the same event again and again.
In any case, can you repeat the single stepping session until it
enters HandlePropertyNotify() for a second time, please? Just
hold down the return key in gdb and wait until you have seen the
"fprint" from above two times.
> Ctl-Alt-Esc did nothing. (is it supposed to on a Sun?)
It's an fvwm thing to bug out of certain 'hang' conditions.
> BTW I've seen this on two machines - my little Ultra 10 at home and
> the Blade 2000 I use at work. They're both running Solaris 8, though
> probably different patchlevels. I'm afraid they're both running the same
> Mozilla, too. I'll try downloading a newer version soon.
Bye
Dominik ^_^ ^_^
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