Re: all these backend issues?

[Soeren Sandmann <sandmann daimi au dk>]

Hans Breuer <hans breuer org> writes:

> scroll bars
>   A click at the 'background area' of a scroll bar does produce
>   very tiny scrolling nowadays. There was a time, where the
>   scroll size (at least appeared) to depend on the size of the
>   scroller.

It looks that way on X11 too.

> testgtk::color selection
>   The color isn't selecteable by mouse anymore. Clicking in the
>   triangle or the ring has no effect. (This already worked on
>   win32, it may be broken since the GdkInput objectification)

Doesn't work on X11

> testgtk::list
>   doesn't show the window anymore (while debugging there appears
>   to be a deadlock somewhere)

The window shows up for me.

> testgtk::styles
>   selecting the text in the edit control below 'Text:' leads to
>   Gtk-CRITICAL **: file gtkstyle.c: line 774: assertion `GDK_IS_COLORMAP
>   (colormap)' failed 

Doesn't happen to me.

> testgtk::window sizing
>   Closing the 'Window to size' is a one way road to crashing

Doesn't happen here

> testgtk::window states
>   None of the '(De)Iconified initially' windows must be closed
>   otherwise hitting one of the control buttons or closing
>   the 'Window states' window does crash.

Closing the 'deiconified initially' window and the hitting 'deiconify'
crashes.

> testtreeview
>   The rows are only drawn partial on initial update (only
>   up to column 2). A little window resizing appears to cure
>   it, but it may be, that the interior is drawn only to the
>   previous window size

I can't reproduce that

> testtreeview
>   Clicking on any colum header opens a new, empty window and produces
>   Gtk-CRITICAL **: file gtkcontainer.c: line 855: assertion `widget !=
> NULL'   failed

I get that too.

>   Closing the main window does not exit the program. Need to terminate with
>   Ctrl-C

And that one too.

> testtreesort
>   A row can only be selected as long as nothing was sorted. After
>   sorting the selection does point to the same row count but with
>   different and can't be changed anymore. 

I don't get that.

Søren