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At our installation, redmine sometimes failes to syncronize a query. the eclipse "Error log" says "Syncronization failed". The following patch (against r291, which is currently HEAD) fixes this:
Index: src/org/svenk/redmine/core/client/RedmineRestfulStaxReader.java
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2009-10-14 15:21:24 UTC in Redmine-Mylyn Connector
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add a notice in subject, that a patch is included.
2009-10-14 15:18:58 UTC in Redmine-Mylyn Connector
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the crash dows not seem to be visible, but i saw it duning debugging. Here's a something like a patch (see below)
after requestCredentials, the monitor object may be null. Without this patch, you can re-enter your passwort (if it was wrong) only a second time. With the patch, you may reenter and reenter and reenter ....
jolz
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2009-10-08 09:57:22 UTC in Redmine-Mylyn Connector
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wxExecute will not return, when:
- you are under Linux AND
- your program is a console application ("base") AND
- you use wxExecute(..., arraystring_stdout, arraystring_stderr, wxEXEC_SYNC) AND
- the executed command produces more than 64K output.
i'm using wxGTK-2.8.7.
I habe a testcase appended.
Compile the testcase with
`wx-config --cxx --cxxflags --libs` testcase.cpp -o...
2008-05-06 13:10:05 UTC in wxWidgets
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> Ooops, sorry - it's apparently quite normal that the xev output looks the
> way you quoted it
Thanks a lot for this - else I'd go probably crazy....
- As i wrote before - i've set up a debian-chroot on the same computer (without any X-Libraries in the chroot!), and all works fine.... with the same X-Server.
- I updated my GTK2 to "2.10.11" (from The GNOME:STABLE-Repository in the...
2007-08-23 14:09:09 UTC in wxWidgets
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I don't think, it can be an X11 Problem: On the same X-Server, i created a chroot with "Debian SID" and tried the keyboard sample, and it worked (Ctrl+1 - EVT_CHAR Event had it's C-Flag)
But, no matter, so here is xev:
Ctrl+1:
KeyPress event, serial 31, synthetic NO, window 0x4400001,
root 0x155, subw 0x0, time 1134348, (408,356), root:(412,385),
state 0x10, keycode 37.
2007-08-23 06:06:43 UTC in wxWidgets
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this is definitly not a wxGTK Bug. 2 reasons:
(1) it works with debian/ubuntu
(2) i copied the working libwx*.so from debian to my SuSE and Ctrl+1 lost it's C-Flag again :-(
so it has to be a problem with the GTK-Librarys deliverd by SuSE.
2007-08-22 13:30:19 UTC in wxWidgets
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SuSE 10.0 (gtk 2.8) works perfectly
SuSE 10.2 (gtk 2.10) shows fails:
Modifiers with some keys are not in the wxKeyEvent
Steps to reproduce:
1. Grap a SuSE 10.2 installation (maybe a gtk 2.10-System is enough)
2. Compile and start the keyboard sample. Press Ctrl+1 and Ctrl+2
You'll see the following output:
15:25:15: Key down event: CONTROL (flags = ---M)
15:25:16: Key down...
2007-08-09 07:34:37 UTC in wxWidgets
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Sorry - i messed a "}" in the code snip...
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void AbstractPageClass::OnWizardPageChanging(wxWizardEvent & event)
{
wxBusyCursor hourglass_cursor;
{
wxWindowDisabler do_not_click_the_page(this);
// .. some code
}
// HERE IS THE WORKAROUND:
CaptureMouse();
ReleaseMouse();
}.
2007-06-12 10:42:04 UTC in wxWidgets
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Here's a work-around, which works for me (a co-worker found this out for me):
After re-enabling call these two functions: "wxWindow::CaptureMouse(); wxWindow::ReleaseMouse();"
Maybe such workarounds can go into wxGTK?
void AbstractPageClass::OnWizardPageChanging(wxWizardEvent & event)
{
wxBusyCursor hourglass_cursor;
{
wxWindowDisabler do_not_click_the_page(this);
//...
2007-06-12 10:40:56 UTC in wxWidgets
