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From: Leif W <war...@us...> - 2005-07-22 19:39:35
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> <do...@cr...>
> 2005 July 22 Friday 15:02
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> dynapi.library.setPath('/dynapi/');
> dynapi.library.include('dynapi.library');
> dynapi.library.include('dynapi.api');
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> That's it that's all.. you don't even have to instantiate any layers.
>
> just move the mouse around a bunch fast, slow, medium whatever and you
> will
> get the error. The only common denominator is that the mouse has to be
> moving
> to produce the error.
Ahh, ok, I was looking at the CVS version, and it really is fixed.
In the production, you can even omit the 'dynapi.library' include.
All it takes is the 'dynapi.api' include to reproduce.
>> > <do...@cr...>
>> > 2005 July 22 Friday 09:52
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>> > Hrm.. well the bug still exists in the production code.
>> > This is not a small bug either, as it very consistant in producing
>> > said error
>> > on ie 6 no matter what you are coding.
>> >
>> > Can we publish a new production version then? maybe we can do a
>> > small
>> > push to
>> > varify the current cvs version for publishing?
Yeah, please try the CVS. Maybe we can make a beta2 release from
current CVS and test that? Would that be helpful? I realize that any
mention of CVS may deter some people from attempting to install CVS
software and pull down a copy. In Windows with TortoiseCVS it has been
fairly painless for me.
Anyways, there's still stuff that may be broken, but I personally don't
know them all. So if anyone has a bug that has sat in the database and
isn't fixed in CVS or the bug report is still open, then please ping us
again. Even just a message to the dev list with the bug numbers and a
note to check it is helpful. There's so many old ones, it's hard to
know what should get priority at this point. One at a time we can close
them and hopefully get back to a mostly-closed state and make a new
production release.
Leif
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