Hi all. I'm looking at fixing bug #22567 (bugzilla number). Scaling an image and undoing it when the image has pretty extreme dimensions causes problems - and it's shown up something in gdisplay_shrink_wrap which is the source of the problem - I was just wondering if you guys could put me straight on whether this behaviour is ever acceptable. For a given display gdisp, you're getting (after a change in size of the image) gdisp->gimage->height > gdisp->gdisp->disp_height which is causing problems with shrink_wrap wqhen it tries to set borders less than zero, and sometimes to such an extent that gdisp->gimage->width + gdisp->shell_width - gdisp->disp_width < 0 , resulting in gtk_allocate_image being called with a large unsigned value, rather than a reasoable one. I think I have an idea what's hapenning, but I just wanted to clear up what each of these actually mean, and what kind of relationships are always true (or should always be true) in relation to them. Thanks a lot, Dave. -- .------------------------------. / David Neary, \ | E-Mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] | \ Phone +353-1-872-0654 / `------------------------------'
