On 4/9/18, Antonio Scuri wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I may have solve the problem. At least at the system I was testing were
> the problem is reproduced using that sample it was solved.
>
> It is on SVN. But it is actually very simple in iupgtk_dialog.c:
>
> #define iupABS(_x) ((_x)<0? -(_x): (_x))
>
> st
On 04/10/18 02:40, Antonio Scuri wrote:
Hi,
I may have solve the problem. At least at the system I was testing were
the problem is reproduced using that sample it was solved.
It is on SVN. But it is actually very simple in iupgtk_dialog.c:
#define iupABS(_x) ((_x)<0? -(_x): (_x))
[...]
Great!
I have been chasing that 'chost' for ages.
Thanks Antonio for your amazing efforts with IUP and the community it
has built.
On Mon, 2018-04-09 at 14:10 -0300, Antonio Scuri wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I may have solve the problem. At least at the system I was testing
> were the problem is reproduced
Hi,
I may have solve the problem. At least at the system I was testing were
the problem is reproduced using that sample it was solved.
It is on SVN. But it is actually very simple in iupgtk_dialog.c:
#define iupABS(_x) ((_x)<0? -(_x): (_x))
static void gtkDialogGetWindowDecor(Ihandle* ih, in
At least, for a small difference at the bottom of the dialog I could
reproduce it here. It is not always, but much easier to reproduce. I'll let
you know the results.
Best,
Scuri
Em qua, 4 de abr de 2018 00:43, Eric Wing escreveu:
> Here's a different sample program that can trigger the bug
Here's a different sample program that can trigger the bug (simplified
from a real program that is having problems.) No images this time, but
only labels. Though there is a IupFill() and MINSIZE that seems to be
needed to trigger the problem.
Ihandle* label_description = IupLabel("Hello W
Hi,
For what it is worth, I have installed Arch linux on three separate
machines in the past month, and on each one I have encountered this error.
On some setups I had just gtk2 installed prior to this error, and on others
I had both gtk2 and 3 installed. Testing it on my laptop running Arch
righ
Hi,
For what it is worth, I have installed Arch linux on three separate
machines in the past month, and on each one I have encountered this error.
On some setups I had just gtk2 installed prior to this error, and on others
I had both gtk2 and 3 installed. Testing it on my laptop running Arch
righ
Notice that by setting
IupSetAttribute(the_dialog, "SIZE", "HALFxHALF");
You will not be able to reduce the dialog content size from its initial
size. This could be confusing you too. After SHOW set
IupSetAttribute(the_dialog, "SIZE", NULL);
To clear that limitation.
Best,
Scuri
On 3/16/18, Antonio Scuri wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Don't worry I'll not give up on this. But I need a more concrete
> situation. My tests are in an already slow virtual machine.
>
Thank you for not giving up on me. I appreciate it!
Sorry for the delay. I've been sidetracked on other problems.
FYI, t
Hi,
Don't worry I'll not give up on this. But I need a more concrete
situation. My tests are in an already slow virtual machine.
I was thinking, would be interesting to analyze the dialog when the
problem occur.
Does it happens for which elements? Only a set of elements have problems?
I just wanted to clarify 2 points in my last message:
> I've seen it on the following using the standard packages that come with each
> OS:
I was referring to GTK2 and GTK3 as the standard packages. I always
have to build IUP since nobody has a package for it.
> ccmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug
On 3/14/18, Antonio Scuri wrote:
> Tested on the following configurations:
>
> CentOS 6.8 (x86) Linux26g4c6 (GTK 2.24)
> Debian 8.3 (x86) Linux316 (GTK 3.14)
> Oracle Solaris 11 (x86) SunOS511x86 (GK 2.20)
> Ubuntu 10.10 (x86) Linux26g4 (GK 2.22)
> Ubuntu 12.04 (x86) Linux32 (GTK 2.24)
> Ubuntu
Tested on the following configurations:
CentOS 6.8 (x86) Linux26g4c6 (GTK 2.24)
Debian 8.3 (x86) Linux316 (GTK 3.14)
Oracle Solaris 11 (x86) SunOS511x86 (GK 2.20)
Ubuntu 10.10 (x86) Linux26g4 (GK 2.22)
Ubuntu 12.04 (x86) Linux32 (GTK 2.24)
Ubuntu 14.04 (x64) Linux313_64 (GTK 3.10)
Ubuntu 15.04 (
I just saw your video. I have no idea. I will try to reproduce the
problem here.
Best,
Scuri
2018-03-12 20:29 GMT-03:00 Eric Wing :
> Hello, I'm bumping this old thread because it is still a problem.
>
> To refresh your memory, there is some bug with IUP GTK backends where
> *sometimes* the s
Hello, I'm bumping this old thread because it is still a problem.
To refresh your memory, there is some bug with IUP GTK backends where
*sometimes* the sizing for a layout in a dialog is incorrect. It
happens *sometimes*, so while I can reproduce it, it is hard to
reproduce at will. When I launch
On 7/22/15, Eric Wing wrote:
> On 7/22/15, Antonio Scuri wrote:
>> I see that the natural size of the dialog is quite normal. The controls
>> are not pushing the dialog size. It is the dialog that is sized in a
>> weird
>> way. Could be some computation that I done to estimate the decorations
>
On 7/22/15, Antonio Scuri wrote:
> I see that the natural size of the dialog is quite normal. The controls
> are not pushing the dialog size. It is the dialog that is sized in a weird
> way. Could be some computation that I done to estimate the decorations size
> in "iupgtk_dialog.c". But being
I see that the natural size of the dialog is quite normal. The controls
are not pushing the dialog size. It is the dialog that is sized in a weird
way. Could be some computation that I done to estimate the decorations size
in "iupgtk_dialog.c". But being not deterministic is complicated locate th
On 7/16/15, Antonio Scuri wrote:
> Hi,
>
> That GLib warning output could be a mix of library versions, don't know
> for sure. In IUP I don't set any of those properties. I use GtkSettings in
> a 3 places only. Never seen those warnings in Linux.
I found that gvim also triggers these same war
Hi,
That GLib warning output could be a mix of library versions, don't know
for sure. In IUP I don't set any of those properties. I use GtkSettings in
a 3 places only. Never seen those warnings in Linux.
About the first problem, the gridbox define its width based on
the SIZELIN attribute, t
Two more points I forgot.
First, for the second (too big) problem, I've only seen it on the Pi
so far. I haven't done as heavy testing yet on the other platforms
though. (The first problem I've seen on all platforms.)
Second, on just the Pi, I'm seeing this GLib warning output when I
launch my p
I am having problems with the layout system. I am using gridboxes,
vboxes, hboxes, and zboxes. I am also using the user preferences
feature to remember and restore window sizes and positions.
Screen shots are inline. These are from the Raspberry Pi 2 (Raspian).
The desktop is LXDE and everything i
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