Follow-up Comment #3, bug #16688 (project gnustep):
Yes, it is fixed.
Yen-Ju
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Follow-up Comment #4, bug #16688 (project gnustep):
I believe that the 'fix' of disabling -performKeyEquivalent: is incorrect,
since the method is supposed to be sent to all windows. Certainly in
NexTstep it used to be sent to off-screen panels, not just visible ones. The
reason for this is
Follow-up Comment #5, bug #16688 (project gnustep):
We can easily fix the save and open panel code by disabling the 'ok' button
when the panel is not in use. However, it seems to me that there ought to be
some automatic/better way of doing things. Other panels may have similar
problems and may
Hi Fred, today i tried to use some of memdebug using libumem and mdb mdb found some points with memory leaks see attached file when some audits are made.when looking into sources there maybe the bug is in XGGState.m
or GSXftFontInfo.m in gnustep-back-0.10.2 xlibin XGGState.m xft_draw is never
Follow-up Comment #7, bug #16688 (project gnustep):
Tested the fix in Gorm and it works properly.
Thanks, GJC
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Follow-up Comment #11, bug #5871 (project gnustep):
Hi, I just noticed that the cursor still does not reset when selecting text
in a textfield and then dragging far enough to cause it so scroll, so that
the cursor ends up outside of the textfield. I'm attaching a fix for it.
Update of bug #13705 (project gnustep):
Status:None = Fixed
Assigned to:None = FredKiefer
Open/Closed:Open = In Test
Update of bug #5871 (project gnustep):
Status: Fixed = In Progress
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Follow-up Comment #12:
Wouldn't it be easier if we change the code in [NSView discardCursorRects] to
call [NSWindow
Follow-up Comment #8, bug #16688 (project gnustep):
Other panels may have similar problems and may not be created
programatically (eg they are Gorm files) and cannot therefore easily have
their buttons disabled when they are closed.
As long as those buttons are connected to an outlet, it should
