Hi Alan,
>
>   There are five other (besides hitting return) possible methods for
>   terminating the window.  There are two window manager controls for  
> doing
>   it and the corresponding alt-F4 and the wxwidgets file button for  
> exit and
>   the corresponding alt-x.  If I use any of those 5 methods when the  
> slave
>   is in focus, I get the "Program aborted" message.  If I use any of  
> those 5
>   methods when the master is in focus, I get a segfault.  Again,  
> this is
>   consistent with the idea that the wxwidgets device is confusing  
> windows
>   events from the two separate streams.  I assume the fix is to  
> change some
>   variables in the wxwidgets device code to be stored in a stream- 
> dependent
>   way similar to changes we have made in other devices recently to  
> deal with
>   example 14.
>
> I can no longer reproduce this from a clean start (or otherwise).  And
> valgrind also gives a clean bill of health when one of the above  
> patterns of
> GUI use that previously caused segfaults is used.  So the previous  
> problems
> may well have been caused by some other linking problem that has now  
> been
> fixed by the above standardization of FindAGG.cmake.  I will accept  
> this
> nice side effect of the change.  :-)
>
> Werner, I believe you verified this segfault before for a clean  
> start so I
> hope it is now gone for you as well.

Actually no, it still segfaults for me for wx 2.6 and 2.8 on Linux. A  
pity, since it's difficult to get hold of this bug, since it segfaults  
way after things have gone wrong. If I press the close button of the  
master window, the plot actually continues instead of aborting and  
then segfaults later on. Very strange.

Thanks,
Werner

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Technische Universitaet Wien
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