On Saturday, September 7, 2002, at 03:11 PM, Dekel Tsur wrote:
>>> gdb ./lyx >>> set args "-visual truecolor -sync" >>> run >>> bt >>> >>> ? >> >> After the command `run' in gdb I get: >> >> Failed to share colors. Using private colormap. >> Wrong command line option `-visual truecolor -sync'. Exiting. >> (program terminated normally) > > You omitted the important part, with is the text you get > after you type bt. > If I type `bt' in gdb after those commands, all I get is `(no stack)'. What happens in gdb doesn't seem to be the same as what happens running the program. I can start `lyx -visual truecolor' and it displays without color flashing. (This is on a Sparc-Solaris box with a 24bit Creator framebuffer.) Then if I try to load a file into lyx it crashes with the message I posted earlier. it seem that with gdb the program exits because of the command line option. Or am I missing something? Thanks for the attention to my query. Ronald Florence www.18james.com
