Re: [Pipmak-Devel] Two Bugs

[Christian W. <cwa...@gm...>]

Aidan Gauland wrote:
>   Ahhh, one other thing: If the user brings up a dialog, and then 
> dismisses it, Pipmak seems to do the same thing with grabbing the mouse, 
> even if it's not in the window, and then it is impossible to get the 
> mouse out of the window, until the user brings up another dialog, and 
> closes it when it is over the Pipmak window (so the mouse will be in the 
> Pipmak window when it regrabs the mouse).

I can't reproduce this - everything seems to work correctly here on 
Fedora Core 4 with SDL 1.2.13 (perhaps I should try with a less ancient 
distro some time). So I'm afraid you're on your own with fixing this...

>  I did a case-insensitive search for a call to SDL_WMGrabInput(), but 
> only found the one in main.c for the mouse motion event, and two in 
> pipmakLuaLib.c before dialogs are opened.  So how is Pipmak grabbing the 
> mouse without calling that function?

I have 8 total occurences of SDL_WM_GrabInput (2 in pipmakLuaLib.c, 6 in 
main.c), but none that would explain your observation.

>  Oh, and I have the -Wall option set for GCC, because I'm still learning 
> about syntatical gotchas in C.  I don't think it gives warnings about 
> parentheses around logical operators normally.

I thought I had -Wall too, but it turns out I only had -Wmost, which 
explicitly excludes -Wparentheses. I'll change that to -Wall and see how 
far I get until it annoys me.

  -Christian