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There is also a typo in my previous message. 'note the added trim' instead of 'not the added trim'.
2009-10-09 07:48:55 UTC in FORTRAN Unit Test Framework (FRUIT)
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I've encountered this with version 2.7
On line 415 in fruit.f90 there is a small typo. It should read
msg = trim(msg) // '; User message: [' // message // ']'
(not the added trim). Otherwise the msg variable is to long. This might be a compiler-dependent issue. I'm working with g95.
2009-10-09 07:47:41 UTC in FORTRAN Unit Test Framework (FRUIT)
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Hello,
It would be nice that arguments like '-3' or '-3.1415' would not be recognized as options, but rather as arumgents. Otherwise it is impossible to have negative numbers as arguments.
cheers,
Toon.
2008-08-30 06:45:55 UTC in Optik
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This is quite an obvious typo, so I don't bother giving a complete example input that shows how swig fails on this one. In the file /trunk/Source/Modules/contract.cxx, revision 10003 at line 230 you will find this:
Replaceid(s, "self", "arg0");
I would suggest to replace it by this:
Replaceid(s, "$self", "arg1");
The following kind of contracts does not work because of this bug...
2008-04-16 04:08:01 UTC in SWIG
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Hi,
I noticed the same problem, and was gathering some information on our bugtracker:
https://molmod.ugent.be/code/roundup/issue2
I'm using the python bindings (1.1.0) for gtkglext (1.0.6). In my case the problem disappears when direct rendering is disabled. (I have an nvidia graphics card.) So, this is probably a bug in the nvidia driver/glx/..., or maybe the mesa glx libraries are...
2008-03-04 12:54:16 UTC in GtkGLExt
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Hello,
I'm developing an application that uses matplotlib to display plots as part of a graphical user interface based on the GTK library. I use the widget from backend_gtkagg. Unfortunately, when importing this module, the function gtk.window_set_default_icon is called with the matplotlib icon. This replaces the icon of my program on all windows, which is not the desired behavior. I also use...
2008-02-19 08:04:25 UTC in matplotlib
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Hello,
In the example attached, it shown that the function glMultMatrixf does not work correctly with transposed arrays. Apparently, the strides of a numpy.array object are ignored. This problem is present in version 3.0.0a6. It was not present in the 2.x versions.
In the program bug.py, the relevant part is marked by comments 'BEGIN INTERESTING PART' and 'END INTERESTING PART'. When...
2007-12-14 08:46:58 UTC in PyOpenGL
