Ah ok, I didn't see it because I had forgotten my MSN open at work, and the
message was sent there during the week-end...
Ok then... do you have any idea how we could reproduce this ? maybe try with
pixmapscroll and try choosing a filename with non ASCII
characters... it definitely comes from th
On Sun, 2006-09-03 at 19:05 -0400, Youness Alaoui wrote:
> No,you're completly wrong...
> the problem was explained a few times over IRC and discussed many times
> with the Tcl team...
> Tcl only supports the locale LC_ALL="C" because they use the strtod()
> function in their code, but some loca
No,you're completly wrong...
the problem was explained a few times over IRC and discussed many times
with the Tcl team...
Tcl only supports the locale LC_ALL="C" because they use the strtod()
function in their code, but some locals have a comma as separator
instead of a dot... so in the Init pr
I think it may be a bug in expr, I did a google and found statements as
such. I had a quick look through 6 or 7 of the bugs and it seems that it
always occurs when a comma is used for a decimal place. This bug doesn't
make sense, as by definition expr is supposed to check both operands and if
1 is
HAHA I DID IT :D
take a look at this for example :
http://amsn.sourceforge.net/bugs/admin/index.php?show=bug&id=14
This was said in the description that the bug was happening *only*
for windows users with tcl/tk version 8.4.11 ... now, look a little bit below
the bug reports list...
I added a '
