Re: NSMenuView patch

[Christopher Armstrong]

Hi Germán

I am still investigating both problems. I think the first might be a bit more 
subtle, as I was able to get something similar to happen (the menu closes if 
you slowing move the cursor upwards over the top-level menu item and then try 
and click the minimise button). For this, I've attached a new patch you can 
give a try.

I'm still looking into replicating the second issue, but the patch might 
address that too.

Cheers
Chris

005-win95_mac_and_menus_close_fix_highlightlogic.patch
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On 19/02/2011, at 12:08 PM, Germán Arias wrote:

> On sáb, 2011-02-19 at 10:34 +1100, Christopher Armstrong wrote:
>> Hi German
>> I'm unable to replicate the issues you are talking about. I'm using the 
>> latest SVN code and tried it under GNOME (Metacity) and WindowMaker with 
>> Gorm. 
>> 
>> Could you give a more detailed description of your environment including:
>> * application you're testing with
>> * defaults output relevant to the programme your running (effectively 
>> 'defaults read NSGlobalDomain && defaults read <my app name>')
>> * window manager
>> * GNUstep version
>> 
>> All are quite important and could make a difference to the environment that 
>> affects this sort of patch.
>> 
>> Thanks
> 
> I have the latest SVN code, but even I face these problems. I'm trying
> this with Ink but I get the same problems with other apps. Here the
> output of "defaults read NSGlobalDomain"
> 
> NSGlobalDomain 'Local Time Zone' America/Guatemala
> NSGlobalDomain NSFontSize 11.0
> NSGlobalDomain GSFirstControlKey Super_L
> NSGlobalDomain NSLabelFont 'Bitstream Charter'
> NSGlobalDomain GSTheme Silver
> NSGlobalDomain GSSecondAlternateKey ISO_Level3_Shift
> NSGlobalDomain GSUseIconManager 1
> NSGlobalDomain NSLanguages '(
>    Spanish
> )'
> NSGlobalDomain GSSecondCommandKey Control_R
> NSGlobalDomain NSLabelFontSize 11.0
> NSGlobalDomain GSWorkspaceApplication ''
> NSGlobalDomain GSSecondControlKey Super_R
> NSGlobalDomain NSPreviewApp evince
> NSGlobalDomain NSMenuFontSize 10.0
> NSGlobalDomain NSMenuFont 'Bitstream Charter'
> NSGlobalDomain NSMenuInterfaceStyle NSWindows95InterfaceStyle
> NSGlobalDomain GSFirstAlternateKey Alt_L
> NSGlobalDomain NSFont 'Bitstream Charter'
> NSGlobalDomain GSRemovableMediaPaths '(
>    "/mnt/floppy",
>    "/mnt/cdrom"
> )'
> NSGlobalDomain GSReservedMountNames '(
>    proc,
>    devpts,
>    shm,
>    usbdevfs,
>    devpts,
>    sysfs,
>    tmpfs
> )'
> NSGlobalDomain GSFirstCommandKey Control_L
> 
> 
> 
> The output of "defaults read Ink"
> 
> Ink NSDefaultOpenDirectory /home/german/Escritorio
> Ink NSMenuLocations '{
>    "\033" = "-1 540 77 202 0 0  1024 768 ";
> }'
> Ink NSRecentDocuments '(
> 
> "file://localhost/home/german/Instalados/FisicaLab/English.lproj/mod_cinema.rtfd/",
> 
> "file://localhost/home/german/Instalados/FisicaLab/English.lproj/bienvenida.rtfd/",
> 
> "file://localhost/home/german/Instalados/FisicaLab/Spanish.lproj/bienvenida.rtfd/",
>    "file://localhost/home/german/Escritorio/pruenamn.txt",
> 
> "file://localhost/home/german/Instalados/Gemas-0.1/HighlighterKit/Documentation/SyntaxFileFormat.rtf"
> )'
> Ink GSScrollerButtonsOffset 0
> Ink 'NSWindow Frame NSFindPanel' '0 546 462 222 0 0  1024 768 '
> 
> 
> I'm trying this on GNOME 2.22.1 (metacity). Here a better explanation of
> the problems:
> 
> 1) Launch Ink, open a submenu, try to minimize the window with a clic on
> title bar. The first click doesn't nothing, the second click close the
> submenu, and the third miniaturize the window.
> 
> 2) Launch Ink, open a submenu, click at main menu in a place where there
> aren't items (for example at right of item "Windows") and wait, after
> some seconds the app crash.
> 
> 
> 

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Christopher Armstrong
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