Thomas Perschak

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  • tkpath redraw/refresh bug

    Originally posted in http://bugs.activestate.com/show_bug.cgi?id=83004 tkpath with Cairo version >= 1.4 leaves blank areas on screen. See samples in activestate bug above. thx.

    2009-05-09 08:52:55 UTC in TclBitPrint

  • ::tooltip::show; wrong order of window checking

    The evaluation "{!$we || (!$wm && !$wc)}" if the window exists is to late: ----------- set we [winfo exists $w] set wc [string match $w* [eval [list winfo containing] \ [winfo pointerxy $w]]] set wm [string equal [winfo class $w] "Menu"] if {!$we || (!$wm && !$wc)} { return } ------------ It's after "[winfo pointerxy $w]" where it already...

    2007-10-17 10:16:36 UTC in tcllib

  • Comment: ::tk::panedwindow::Motion fails

    A simple demonstration: call main.tcl, open the plot menu and while clicking on "remove frame" simultaneously move the mouse - it's not always easy to get the error but I can do it once out of three times ... The code that is affected: have a look in plotwindow.itk, method removeframe - there a current frame is destroyed and a new one immediately created. **** Important Note! I cannot...

    2007-04-20 14:09:36 UTC in Tk Toolkit

  • ::tk::panedwindow::Motion fails

    ::tk::panedwindow::Motion fails when there is no frame inside and mouse is moved. My current workaround solution is to catch the identify and return: if {[catch {set id [$w identify $x $y]}]} {return}.

    2007-04-06 10:03:20 UTC in Tk Toolkit

  • Unhandled exception on destroy

    OS: Windows XP Prof., Distribution: Active State 8.4.14, Packages used: BWidget, Itcl, Iwidgets, Itk; Unhandled exception when "destroy"ing the toplevel. The example can be handled as: type in the console 'show' - some windows pop up, then type 'crash' ... When removing some class creation/instances during startup of the application the crash disappears (see file nobject.itcl constructor).

    2007-02-20 10:21:29 UTC in [incr Tcl]

  • Comment: called Tcl-FindHashEntry on deleted table

    Unfortunately I was not able to reproduce the Tcl-FindHashEntry error - instead I have and unhandled exception "referenced memory at "0x0000000". It seems to me that it is caused by the iTk/iTcl packages - I will post the bug there as well. The example can be handles as: Open the console: type 'show' and then type 'crash' File Added: crash5.zip.

    2007-02-20 10:14:02 UTC in Tk Toolkit

  • Comment: called Tcl-FindHashEntry on deleted table

    The installation is from ActiveState. OS is Windows XP Prof. Packages used are: BWidget, Itcl, Iwidgets and Itk. There is NO self-compiled package. Currently I'am trying to reduce the example to a smaller bit of code ... I let you know when I'am finished. thx.

    2007-02-20 09:14:31 UTC in Tk Toolkit

  • Comment: called Tcl-FindHashEntry on deleted table

    Would a big project example help? then please let me know ... regards.

    2007-02-15 16:42:24 UTC in Tk Toolkit

  • called Tcl-FindHashEntry on deleted table

    Sometimes I have troubles "destroy"ing the main toplevel widget - the application crashes - but I was not able to draw it down to a small application. Today - when exiting the application I got a fatal error in wish: "called Tcl-FindHashEntry on deleted table". thanks.

    2007-02-15 16:39:22 UTC in Tk Toolkit

  • called Tcl-FindHashEntry on deleted table

    Sometimes I have troubles "destroy"ing the main toplevel widget - the application crashes - but I was not able to draw it down to a small application. Today - when exiting the application I got a fatal error in wish: "called Tcl-FindHashEntry on deleted table". thanks.

    2007-02-15 14:45:16 UTC in Tk Toolkit

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