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#11 Right-click on a second-level popup menu crashes

Reproducible
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nobody
Interface (3)
3
2000-11-19
2000-11-15
Jim Seymour
No

Environment: Sun UltraSPARC IIi, Sun SPARC Solaris 7 (patched),
GCC 2.95.1, Ishmail 2.0.0 (built with CFLAGS/CXXFLAGS "-g").

[Fire-up Ishmail...]
Right-click on a message

Save -> To Folder (list) -> Mbox
Bails out with: "Error: Cannot perform malloc"

Save -> To Folder (recent) -> +Mbox
Bails out with: "Error: Cannot perform malloc"

Save -> To Folder... (works if left-click)

Save -> To Folder... (if right-click)
Bails out with: "Error: Cannot perform malloc"

Discussion

  • Evgeny Stambulchik

    OK, so it has nothing to do with saving, as the new title says.

     
  • Evgeny Stambulchik

    • priority: 5 --> 3
    • summary: "Error: Cannot perform malloc" On "Save" Functions --> Right-click on a second-level popup menu crashes
    • labels: 102470 --> Interface
     
  • Jim Seymour

    Jim Seymour - 2000-11-19

    To clarify: those first two ("list" and "recent"), the last action was a *left" click on the folder, not a right click.

     
  • Evgeny Stambulchik

    Hmm, then it's two separate bugs, probably. For me, a crash occurs whenever I press the right button on any popup sub-menu, e.g. "Set status/*". What if you select the same action via the "Message" pulldown menu?

     
  • Jim Seymour

    Jim Seymour - 2000-11-19

    Okay, I selected a message and did a "Message -> Save -> To Folder (recent) -> Mbox", right-clicking on all but "Mbox" - I left-clicked on that- and it worked properly.

    Is that what you were looking for?

    In fact: I just re-did the above test, right-clicking all the way. Even on the "Mbox" entry on the list. That worked as well.

     
  • Evgeny Stambulchik

    I mean: a right button click on any *popup* sub-menu causes a crash (on me). This never happens with a left click. Further, everything work fine (same actions) if selected from the respective pulldown menu. Hence, it's not a functionality issue as such, but a bug in the GUI code only. Further, the error message ("Cannot perform malloc") comes from Xt intrinsics.

     

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