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From: <pl...@pi...> - 2015-12-13 07:19:38
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Hi, 1. to recap an ugly crash issue, wxt falls on its arse during resize if the 'redraw during resize' option is active. Seems fine with this disabled. 2. If I change desktop and return to a desktop containing a wxt the window frame draws but the content remains a grey rectangle until the it put the mouse over it. With this LXDE it is configured to git the window focus on mouseover. I assume it is this event that finally causes a redraw of the contents. 3. Whenever I do a replot or autorescale from the toolbar I get something like this: (gnuplot:31404): GLib-CRITICAL **: Source ID 17656 was not found when attempting to remove it (gnuplot:31404): GLib-CRITICAL **: Source ID 25138 was not found when attempting to remove it Further investigation showed this to be related to the toolbar widgets not the redraw. If I do refresh or set auto from gnuplot terminal, no error. However, if I then take the mouse into the toolbar over a button there is no change to the visible state of the button. If I then leave the button without pressing it I get that GLib-CRITICAL again. It seems that the highlight square that normally gets shown when you hover a button is not getting created after replot or set auto has been called. When the button next changes state gnuplot tries to free up a glyph that was never created and hence GLib-CRITICAL. This not a big issue but I wondered whether reviewing what is happening ( or not ) during redraw may give a clue to the crash during automatic redrawing. That is a big messy regression. 4. I have a plot that has y range [0:7000] in auto. If I then scroll the plot downward one notch using mouse scrollwheel, fine. If I then scroll back to the original position the y axis tick labels all get 13 trailing zeros after the decimal point ! I had not updated cvs for some time , so I cannot give a good indication when these regressions happened. regards, Peter. |