From: Tito D. C. <ti...@da...> - 2007-03-24 10:45:13
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On Fri, 2007-03-23 at 13:55 +0100, tiennou wrote: > In the frames editor, the Minimum Lightness field is out of the > window, but we can resize to put it inside... > In the Sequences editor, the text "Transfer mode" is drawn on the > Sequence type menu, and resizing make the separator between both > columns appear (but there is a leftover at the top...) The GUI fitted nicely the last time I tried on MacOS... Strange... > ARGL Major Bug ! Changing the Sequence type makes all frames index > -1 ! That's not really a bug, it's a FIXME. I'll introduce a more intelligent behaviour on 0.4. > For the rest, I've been able to add/delete bitmaps, sequences, frames > with no problem at all, saving colortable to Gimp/Photoshop (haven't > tried reading them though), but can't add them back (menu item grayed > out). Of course adding color tables is a TODO. > I've found a fix for the wxTreeCtrl bug. Do not add a root element at > window creation (ShapesEditor.cpp, line 143). Yep, it's more correct. Doesn't seem to cause problems on Linux. Fixed. > For a fix to the ° character, try replacing the lines 118-199 in > SequenceView by those. > char *deg = "¡"; > wxString deg2(deg, wxConvLocal); // FIXME doesn't work on OS X (draws > infinity char) Why should this work? I just get imaginary degrees ;-) I begin suspecting the problem is a MacOS wx bug. Could you look up the char code of the infinity and degree symbols on Mac? I'm curious. Bye T -- Physics is reverse engineering |