On 11/19/10 22:10, Israel Chauca F. wrote:
Hi!
>>> I'm trying to use the new Cocoa based build of Tk, but Scid exits after
>>> this message:
>>> num matched toplevel windows does not equal num children
>>> It happens in updateBoard around line 1513 of end.tcl, any pointers about
>>> how to proceed debugging it? I'm not sure what the message means.
>>
>> Could this be a docking issue? Ie. did you try classical mode?
>
> Right on the spot! I changed the docking setting with an older version and
> then I could use the new Cocoa based build of Scid.
>
> The problem with the wrong path is gone. The garble pieces are gone, but the
> colorless board on the Setup Board window under Aqua theme is still there.
This sounds promising.
> I tracked the docking problem and this patch fixes it here:
>
> diff --git a/tcl/main.tcl b/tcl/main.tcl
> index 2ea02e9..cba3f92 100644
> --- a/tcl/main.tcl
> +++ b/tcl/main.tcl
> @@ -897,8 +897,8 @@ proc updateBoard {args} {
> updateEpdWins
> if {[winfo exists .analysisWin1]} { updateAnalysis 1 }
> if {[winfo exists .analysisWin2]} { updateAnalysis 2 }
> - # if {[winfo exists .treeWin]} { ::tree::refresh }
> - ::tree::refresh
> + if {[winfo exists .treeWin]} { ::tree::refresh }
> + # ::tree::refresh
> if {[winfo exists .commentWin]} { ::commenteditor::Refresh }
> if {[::tb::isopen]} { ::tb::results }
> updateMenuStates
>
> It seems weird to me that the if block was skipped for the .treeWin, but
> since it seems to work everywhere else and it's commented out I suppose there
> was some problem with it.
Well, I have to explore this in more depth, but I guess(!) that if you
open the tree in your patched version it just might not get any refresh.
Each tree window would need it's own name and unlike the comment editor
we can have multiple trees, so I think [winfo exists .treeWin] will
never be true.
Funny effect: why does refreshing the tree scramble the display in
Cocoa? Any idea here?
cu
Alexander
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