From: Robert L. <pn...@ac...> - 2002-09-26 22:21:35
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Jose Romildo Malaquias wrote: >On Sun, Sep 22, 2002 at 10:02:02PM -0500, Robert Lowe wrote: > > >>Finally, John Williams and I have finished rox-tasklist 1.0 >> >>It works in sawfish, and in a few other window managers, but still has >>problems with enlightenment. >> >> > >Hello. > >I have just tried rox-tasklist 1.0 from the RPMS I have just >produced on my Red Hat Linux 7.3 system with both rox-1.2.2 >and rox-1.3.3, using the IceWM and Sawfish window managers. > >The application is not behaving as expected. I have just >started a rox panel with the command > >$ rox -b=MyPannel & > >then I have opened the Apps directory from the icon in >the panel. From there I dragged the rox-tasklist entry >to the panel, but it did not work. rox just answered >with a dialog box with the message "Applet quit >without ever creating a widget". But if a click on >the rox-tasklist entry, it starts in a new window, >showing the list of current tasks. If I look inside >the rox-tasklist directory and click on the AppletRun, >I get the message > >/usr/apps/rox-tasklist/AppletRun: valgrind.log: No such file or directory > >in a terminal window. > >Any clue on what is going on? > >Romildo > Oh dear, it would appear that I left a debugging thingy in AppletRun. We debug using valgrind and it produces valgrind.log. I took out the call to valgrind, but I forgot to remove the redirection of stderr to valgrind.log. The problem is on line 40 of AppletRun, the line reads as follows: exec $BIN $@ 2>valgrind.log If you take out everything from 2> to the end of the line it should work just fine. The new line should read: exec $BIN $@ We didn't catch it because we have valgrind.log in our directories for debugging purposes. Sorry about that, it's just a little distribution bug. I'll clear that up. We'll be having a bug fix release coming out soon anyhow. Someone pointed out a stability bug, and we patched it up. I'll probably release another version here in about 2-3 days. I'm going to make sure I can't locate any other problems. Thank you for bringing this to my attention. -Robert Lowe > > |