Hi,
I have just upgraded my Cygwin/X installation on Windows XP SP3 from the
pre-release 1.7 to 1.7.5-1 and am now having problems with cut and paste.
I am starting Cygwin using the following commands :
CYGWIN="server" XWin -nodecoration -silent-dup-error &
export CYGWIN
# Make sure XWin is ready to accept connections before
proceeding
while (( $(checkX -d $DISPLAY -t 12) )) ; do
sleep 2
done
# Start the urxvt server
/usr/bin/urxvtd -q -f -o
# Start the Window manager
wmaker &
However when I attempt to highlight text within a urxvt session using a double
click to select a word or click and hold while dragging the cursor the text
drops the highlight when I release the mouse button and nothing appears to be
placed on the clipboard.
This gives the following errors :
winClipboardWindowProc - timed out waiting for WIN_XEVENTS_NOTIFY
winClipboardFlushXEvents - SelectionRequest - GetClipboardData ()
failed: 00002733
If I try to cut and paste to a MS application only the last MS clipboard
contents are pasted.
If I try to paste the contents of the MS clipboard to a urxvt window nothing is
pasted If I try to paste any text into a gvim editor window it causes the gvim
to hang which then has to be killed.
Now for the strange bits:
After a period of time, maybe an hour, a selection will stay highlighted for
about 5 seconds which will allow it to be pasted any number of times using the
middle mouse button to any application, under Cygwin/X using focus follows
mouse or MS Windows, while it is highlighted. When the highlighing is dropped
then the previous problems re-occur, ie nothing will be pasted and it will
again cause gvim to hang.
When it fails to paste it give the following error :
winClipboardFlushXEvents - SelectionRequest - GetClipboardData () failed:
0000058a
After yet more time, about 2 hours after starting Cygwin, the problem appears
to have vanished completely and text will highlight correctly and paste to any
application using the middle mouse button under Cygwin or <C-v> under Windows.
Even when the highlighted text is de-selected by a single mouse click the item
can still be pasted successfully.
Before upgrading, from the pre-release 1.7 to 1.7.5-1, occasionly text would
not stay highlighted but this could normally be corrected by shutting down
Cygwin/X and restarting. This has not been successful since updating.
Any ideas on what is happening and what I may be able to try to correct the
issue would be appreciated
Thanks
Stv_T
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