On Fri, 19 May 2006 13:03:23 +0200
"A.J. Venter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > >
> > > Heh, fair enough - though technically I was offering to debug this one
> > > for you - all I need is a hint on where to look.
> >
> > If I understood correct, you should first fix the gtk warnings about the
> > theme.
> Well no other GTK apps are affected by the missing bits, nonetheless I had
>
> done the test (easy way -just change to the GTK2 standard theme which
> ships with the library) , with or without the warnings however the bug
> persists. Even if it was theme related however, it would still constitute
> a bug - the code ought to fall-back if the theme has a problem.
>
> Since I know that it is in pango that the crash occurs, although the stack
>
> won't show me the exact place - I can from how much appears on the screen
> get a fairly safe guess that the crash is being caused by a font-change
> call from inside TSynEdit -so the question is , how do I determine which
> one so I can fix the code...
The stack is corrupted and the pango use in the gtk2 interface is
incomplete. It could be anything.
I didn't implement the gtk2 intf pango code, so I don't know, what should
already work. I would start some simple gtk2 test apps and see what is
working and what not.
Mattias
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