Well, this might be the end of those dreaded Handle errors popping up randomly in
PicoGUI clients! While testing a clock written with PicoGUI (more on that in a later
post) I found a very reproducible way to cause those errors, (Speed up the clock and
leave it running), and traced it to bad han
Just wondering if anybody else has been having this problem. When I use 'make
menuconfig' the submenus do not open, instead the main menu is just redrawn.
I don't think anything's changed recently that would cause this, so it may just be
wierdness of Debian Woody :)
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I'm about to start the documentation, first a tutorial/reference on client-side
programming. (Yes, I've said this before but now I'm serious :)
Just wondering if anybody has any preferences on what format it's in. I had been
assuming I'd do it in HTML. But, I'd really like something that serpar
Currently, no. You could have the widget manage multiple timers itself, using the
getticks() to find the current time. If you want to implement multiple timers, a good
starting point is the trigger_timer() function in widget/widget.c. Currently a simple
linked list of timers is maintained usin
On Fri, 11 May 2001, "Yu-Jui Lee" wrote:
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> >>3) I noticed that that applications weren't always asserting themselves
> >>over apps that were already running. Like when I had some bar running,
> >>and the canvas animation, then tried to launch the calculator, nothing
> >>appeared to happen.
