On Sat, 2004-04-24 at 16:29, Jamin W. Collins wrote:
> It would appear that the cvs version of bbkeys dies when sent a SIGHUP.
> After updating my keybindings I normally issue a SIGHUP to the
> keybinding app to get it to reload it's configuration. However, with
> the current cvs, sending a SIGHUP to the process cause it to abort. The
> following is the output of starting bbkeys and issuing a SIGHUP from
> another terminal:
>
> $ /usr/local/bin/bbkeys -c /home/jcollins/.blackbox/keybindings
>
> ScreenHandler: in findSupportingWM.
> ScreenHandler: first readSupportingWMCheck succeeded.
> ScreenHandler: second readSupportingWMCheck worked.
> ScreenHandler: Found compatible window manager: [Blackbox] for screen: [0].
> ScreenHandler: Supported atoms: [45].
>
> ScreenHandler: in findSupportingWM.
> ScreenHandler: first readSupportingWMCheck succeeded.
> ScreenHandler: second readSupportingWMCheck worked.
> ScreenHandler: Found compatible window manager: [Blackbox] for screen: [0].
> ScreenHandler: Supported atoms: [45].
> bbkeys: Font.cc:324: void bt::FontCache::release(const std::string&,
> unsigned int): Assertion `it != cache.end() && it->second.count > 0'
> failed.
> Aborted
>
> The gap above is actually there in the output, it appears that bbkeys is
> indead attempting to restart, but then aborts due to an assertion.
This has already been filed as a bug against blackbox. If you'll note,
the assertion is in bt::FontCache, which is in libbt, the blackbox
library. I am MORE than willing to fix the bug if it's indeed mine, but
I don't think it is. =:/
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