Re: [Pan-users] Chris Petersen, Duncan, needinfo on hotkey bug...

[Duncan]

On Thu 31 Jul 2003 23:28, Duncan posted as excerpted below:
> Hopefully I can get the .93 beta installed b4 I get to sleepy
> and work with it a bit.

[to the list and bugzilla both]

OK, did.  I can confirm Chris P's story --> the problem is still there.

Listing the bugzilla URL again..
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=118545

Chris seems to have found the culprit in a mislabeled setting in config.xml 
from his last post there, but seems to have misinterpreted his results.

The "pane_layout" key seems to be definitely involved.  If I am correct, the 
value is a digit 1-6 corresponding to the layout on the associated 
preferences tab, with the letters t=headers/overviews, g=groups, and a=body, 
in an order corresponding to the 1/2/3 order below the layout in the same 
tab.  (For some REALLY interesting behavior, try something like 4ggg!  <g>  
PAN can't quite grok three of the same thing!   Try it and see what happens!  
LOL!)

OK, this should pin it, I'd guess.  When started from console (konsole), pan 
prints this various numbers of times when they don't work, but when ordered 
as PAN apparently expects, it prints nothing

x#6 06:28 AM 0bg ~ $ pan
header pane toolbar DISabling accel group
header pane toolbar enabling accel group
header pane toolbar DISabling accel group
header pane toolbar enabling accel group
header pane toolbar DISabling accel group
header pane toolbar enabling accel group

That seems to print from 0-4 times, depending on the layout according to the 
above key, with hotkeys working when it's printed 0 times.  FWIW, with 4ggg 
or similar, it prints the following, which should point to the area of code 
affected, tho 4ggg is obviously not a normal occurrence!  <g>

x#6 06:37 AM 0bg ~ $ pan
Gtk - file ../../gtk/gtkwidget.c: line 3872 (gtk_widget_set_parent): assertion 
`widget->parent == NULL' failed
Gtk - file ../../gtk/gtkwidget.c: line 3872 (gtk_widget_set_parent): assertion 
`widget->parent == NULL' failed

Tabbed layout, BTW, seems to work fine as well.

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