This may have already been reported, but I didn't find it. Basically, if a patch has coordinates that are off the screen, it will open fine, it just won't be visible. While this isn't a big deal, when it happens, its confusing. I just spent sometime wondering why my patch wasn't opening, and also not giving any errors.
I don't know off-hand, but maybe it wouldn't be to hard to get the current screen size from Tcl/Tk and compare the window placement to that.
Any chance of getting access to the bug database so I can report these myself? Or maybe its time to look into bugzilla or sourceforge's bugtracking.
.hc
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hi Hans-Christoph,
I do keep adding bugs being announced on the list to my local gnats db, and edit Miller's fixes into it.
For the time being, neither I have time to, nor an idea how to make it public, though -- instead, I will try to feed Miller with bug reports in batch mode, once they are cooked somewhat.
So, I think, for bugs detected in cvs branches the best temporary measure is using the sf bug tracker. For bugs detected in Miller's branch, posting a report on the list would be nice too...
Krzysztof
Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote: ...
Any chance of getting access to the bug database so I can report these myself? Or maybe its time to look into bugzilla or sourceforge's bugtracking.
Ok, I just wanted to try to save you some work by adding bug reports myself. If I find some time, maybe I'll look into the SF bug tracker.
.hc
On Wednesday, Apr 7, 2004, at 16:57 America/New_York, Krzysztof Czaja wrote:
hi Hans-Christoph,
I do keep adding bugs being announced on the list to my local gnats db, and edit Miller's fixes into it.
For the time being, neither I have time to, nor an idea how to make it public, though -- instead, I will try to feed Miller with bug reports in batch mode, once they are cooked somewhat.
So, I think, for bugs detected in cvs branches the best temporary measure is using the sf bug tracker. For bugs detected in Miller's branch, posting a report on the list would be nice too...
Krzysztof
Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote: ...
Any chance of getting access to the bug database so I can report these myself? Or maybe its time to look into bugzilla or sourceforge's bugtracking.
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