Joost wrote:
> Actually, I checked the current development version of Scid and
> noticed that the database sorting stuff is entirely gone. To my
> unpleasant surprise, I must admit.
It was probably an oversight of commiter to use the same proc name for the new
procedure. At the risk of stating the b***ing obvious, It needs renaming to
something unique.
--- tcl/windows/gamelist.tcl.orig 2011-10-28 18:37:49.000000000 +1000
+++ tcl/windows/gamelist.tcl 2011-10-28 18:38:47.000000000 +1000
@@ -270,7 +270,7 @@
ttk::frame $w.b.space -width 0.25c
ttk::frame $w.b.space2 -width 0.25c
- ttk::button $w.b.sortbutton -textvar ::tr(GsortSort) -style
Pad0.Small.TButton -command { makeSortWin }
+ ttk::button $w.b.sortbutton -textvar ::tr(GsortSort) -style
Pad0.Small.TButton -command { glistSortWin }
ttk::button $w.b.export -textvar ::tr(Save...) -style Pad0.Small.TButton
-command openExportGList
ttk::button $w.b.help -textvar ::tr(Help) -style Pad0.Small.TButton -command
{ helpWindow GameList }
ttk::button $w.b.close -textvar ::tr(Close) -style Pad0.Small.TButton
-command { focus .; destroy .glistWin }
@@ -831,7 +831,7 @@
return
}
-proc makeSortWin {} {
+proc glistSortWin {} {
global sortCriteria critList
set w .glSortWin
if {[winfo exists $w]} {
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