From: <Ge...@Or...> - 2002-02-10 05:29:39
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I have an app I'm developing for a client under MacOS 9.1.*. I mean I'm developing it under Unix for target environment MacOS. There's a "pack forget <widget>" problem, whereas the named widget hierarchy is not fully unmapped. And when focus (click) is brought to the desktop, the rest of the supposedly forgotten widget is crudely displayed over the newly packed one. The two widget hierarchies, .f and .s (both of which are frames holding other widgets) will pack and forget fine under Solaris, fail under MacOS. The test meant starting wish, sourcing the main file, clicking on a button to get to the second screen (pack forget .f worked once before packing the second screen .s, but switching back by forgetting .s and packing .f again yields the bizarre behavior). With the second screen sitting there, I manually issue a forget for .s and a pack for .f. No problem doing this under Unix, back and forth even between the two (repeatedly forgetting one and packing the other). But disaster under MacOS. I point this out to say it seems like a true bug of some sort and not a problem with the application. I tried a simple test with two labels .f, .s under MacOS. They pack and forget fine. So it's something more involved. I couldn't find any listed bugs that would involve this. It's the latest (8.3.4?) ActiveState release. Before I ask for a volunteer to check out my source, any ideas or suggestions? |