There should be no theming "magic" responsible for what's going on.
Could you write up a bug on this issue on the bugtracker? I've tried
a few times to recreate what you're seeing my on x86_64 machine
running debian (for x86_64) without any luck.
I'll try on my 32bit machine to see if I can recreate it there.
GC
On Sat, Mar 20, 2010 at 12:37 PM, <address@hidden> wrote:
Hi!
I am again able to select an item in a Gorm palette and drag it to some
destination. Images are still missing, NSTabView ist still broken, same as
radio buttons. So I started Gorm in gdb and had a look what is going on. I
set breakpoints in [NSButtonCell setImage:] and in the corresponding parent
classes methods (NSActionCell and NSCell). I found some odd behaviour there.
NSCell.m, line 1190, that's where [NSCell setImage:] is. At the start of the
method "anImage" is a valid pointer, after the line containing the NSAssert,
"anImage" sometime is set to nil. I do not know what is causing this, since
there is some proxy resolution going on and I don't have a clue about that
stuff. Basically rather often the ASSIGN at the bottom of [NSCell setImage:]
gets fed a nil value, so it is not a surprise that I am missing images. At
least I think so, maybe I am misunderstanding the code because of all the
theming magic which is going on...
Cheers,
TOM
Zitat von Fred Kiefer <address@hidden>:
Am 07.03.2010 15:09, schrieb address@hidden:
Because of my ongoing issues with current GNUstep from svn today I
decided to do a fresh start and removed all GNUstep installation related
files from my hardrive. After that I did a svn update and did a fresh
build of core and gorm. Looks like Gorm is as of now rather broken. I
can open an existing document of mine, I can create a new document, but
the palettes do not work. I can select a palette, but I am unable to
actually select an item, like a button, and drag it into a window. Also
the inspector seems broken, it does not display stuff like RadioButtons
or button icons. I attached two screenshots. Looks like the NSTabView
issues are just syntoms of the same underlying problem. NSTabView does
display correctly if it is told to display it's "item bar" at the
bottom, screenshots are attached.
Now that all your images are gone I would say that this is after all the
same problem that Richard is having.
I hope to work on this together with Richard. At the moment I don't have
any 32 bit Unix system to reproduce this behaviour, so it will be hard
for me to track it down alone.
Fred
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