Re: FVWM: Possible bug: Jumping pointer in Darktable

2019-01-11 Thread Dan Espen
Stefan Klinger writes: > Dan Espen (2018-Dec-30, excerpt): >> Okay I can confirm on my system that the circle jumps away when >> I try to drag. Removing the key binding fixes the problem. > [...] >> Not sure what is going on or where to even look. > > Hi Dan, > > sorry for the delay. Hi, Just

Re: FVWM: Possible bug: Jumping pointer in Darktable

2019-01-09 Thread Stefan Klinger
Dan Espen (2018-Dec-30, excerpt): > Okay I can confirm on my system that the circle jumps away when > I try to drag. Removing the key binding fixes the problem. [...] > Not sure what is going on or where to even look. Hi Dan, sorry for the delay. More than one week ago, Edgardo Hoszowski (Cc) w

Re: FVWM: Possible bug: Jumping pointer in Darktable

2018-12-31 Thread Dan Espen
Stefan Klinger writes: > Dan Espen (2018-Dec-30, excerpt): >> Okay I can confirm on my system that the circle jumps away when >> I try to drag. Removing the key binding fixes the problem. > > Thank you very much Dan. So there is someone with FVWM who can > reproduce the bug. > >> I had problems

Re: FVWM: Possible bug: Jumping pointer in Darktable

2018-12-31 Thread Stefan Klinger
Dan Espen (2018-Dec-30, excerpt): > Okay I can confirm on my system that the circle jumps away when > I try to drag. Removing the key binding fixes the problem. Thank you very much Dan. So there is someone with FVWM who can reproduce the bug. > I had problems with the pencil drawing tool, but t

Re: FVWM: Possible bug: Jumping pointer in Darktable

2018-12-30 Thread Dan Espen
Stefan Klinger writes: > Dan Espen (2018-Dec-29, excerpt): >> I want to be sure I remember how to test for this. >> >> I start darktable and import an image and click on it. > > doubleclick, yes > >> I then open the "mask manager" triangle to use the tools there. >> If I select the circle tool,

Re: FVWM: Possible bug: Jumping pointer in Darktable

2018-12-30 Thread Stefan Klinger
Dan Espen (2018-Dec-29, excerpt): > I want to be sure I remember how to test for this. > > I start darktable and import an image and click on it. doubleclick, yes > I then open the "mask manager" triangle to use the tools there. > If I select the circle tool, a circle appears on the image. > I c

Re: FVWM: Possible bug: Jumping pointer in Darktable

2018-12-29 Thread Dan Espen
Stefan Klinger writes: > Hi Dan, > > sorry to bother you again: In November I had asked you [1] to look after a > bug I was observing with FVWM and darktable. At that time you were > testing with darktable-2.4.4, and you did not observe the bug. > > I don't know whether you have tried any newer

Re: FVWM: Possible bug: Jumping pointer in Darktable

2018-12-28 Thread Stefan Klinger
Hi Dan, sorry to bother you again: In November I had asked you [1] to look after a bug I was observing with FVWM and darktable. At that time you were testing with darktable-2.4.4, and you did not observe the bug. I don't know whether you have tried any newer version, but a couple of days ago dar

Re: FVWM: Possible bug: Jumping pointer in Darktable

2018-12-06 Thread Stefan Klinger
Hi, is there any publicly accessible record of the mailing list? The one [1] linked to on FVWM's website [2] seems to not contain any messages posted after 2018/05/18. In particular, I'm missing a conversation with Dan Espen wich occurred in early November 2018. I'd like to send a link to that

Re: FVWM: Possible bug: Jumping pointer in Darktable

2018-11-12 Thread Stefan Klinger
Hi, one of the darktable developers was so kind as to have a closer look at this problem. You can review our discussion here [1]. Unfortunately, we were unable to solve the problem. May you have an idea? Thanks Stefan [1] https://github.com/darktable-org/darktable/pull/182

Re: FVWM: Possible bug: Jumping pointer in Darktable

2018-11-11 Thread Stefan Klinger
To make this more clear: I think it's a darktable bug. But I'm surprised to see it disappear with FVWM 2.4.20 (from 2006!). I've failed to find the code change in FVWM that changes behaviour. -- http://stefan-klinger.deo/X I prefer receiving plain text m

Re: FVWM: Possible bug: Jumping pointer in Darktable

2018-11-11 Thread Stefan Klinger
Stefan Klinger (2018-Nov-09, excerpt): > Now I'll start bisecting FVWM... Oh my! Well, I've figured out that the described bug occurs with the current `master` at `4e759d6f`, and also with `fvwm2-stable` at `65007a8f`. The bug does *not* occur with `version-2_4_20` at `86004a59`. Unfortunately,

Re: FVWM: Possible bug: Jumping pointer in Darktable

2018-11-09 Thread Stefan Klinger
Dan Espen (2018-Nov-08, excerpt): > Stefan Klinger writes: > > > I'll be offline for the rest of today (8h driving, yay), so no need to > > hurry... > > > > Dan Espen (2018-Nov-07, excerpt): > >> >> FvwmCommand 'mouse 1 A 4 Beep' > > [...] > >> Fvwm should only Beep when the modifier key is held

Re: FVWM: Possible bug: Jumping pointer in Darktable

2018-11-08 Thread Dan Espen
Stefan Klinger writes: > I'll be offline for the rest of today (8h driving, yay), so no need to > hurry... > > Dan Espen (2018-Nov-07, excerpt): >> >> FvwmCommand 'mouse 1 A 4 Beep' > [...] >> Fvwm should only Beep when the modifier key is held down. > > That's what it does, sorry, should have be

Re: FVWM: Possible bug: Jumping pointer in Darktable

2018-11-07 Thread Stefan Klinger
I'll be offline for the rest of today (8h driving, yay), so no need to hurry... Dan Espen (2018-Nov-07, excerpt): > >> FvwmCommand 'mouse 1 A 4 Beep' [...] > Fvwm should only Beep when the modifier key is held down. That's what it does, sorry, should have been more clear about this. > So, maybe

Re: FVWM: Possible bug: Jumping pointer in Darktable

2018-11-07 Thread Dan Espen
Stefan Klinger writes: > Dan, thanks for helping me here. I have to admit: I'm confused. > > Dan Espen (2018-Nov-07, excerpt): >> >> You might want run "xev" and press mouse 1. > [...] >> The part I was after is this: >> >> ButtonRelease event, serial 33, synthetic NO, window 0x121, >> r

Re: FVWM: Possible bug: Jumping pointer in Darktable

2018-11-07 Thread Stefan Klinger
I do not know if this is related (I doubt it, considering the correlation with mouse bindings), but I've found this in my `.xsession-errors`: [fvwm][GetWindowSizeHints]: <> The application window (id 0x123) "darktable" has broken size hints (inconsistent with current size).

Re: FVWM: Possible bug: Jumping pointer in Darktable

2018-11-07 Thread Stefan Klinger
Dan, thanks for helping me here. I have to admit: I'm confused. Dan Espen (2018-Nov-07, excerpt): > >> You might want run "xev" and press mouse 1. [...] > The part I was after is this: > > ButtonRelease event, serial 33, synthetic NO, window 0x121, > root 0x1cf, subw 0x0, time 3086503, (1

Re: FVWM: Possible bug: Jumping pointer in Darktable

2018-11-07 Thread Dan Espen
Stefan Klinger writes: > Dan Espen (2018-Nov-06, excerpt): >> Looks to me like Fvwm thinks your mouse 1 button has the Mod 4 modifier >> active. > > If so, then why does FVWM not try to move the window around, unless > the Super key is actually held down? > >> Have you done something to enable st

Re: FVWM: Possible bug: Jumping pointer in Darktable

2018-11-07 Thread Stefan Klinger
Dan Espen (2018-Nov-06, excerpt): > Looks to me like Fvwm thinks your mouse 1 button has the Mod 4 modifier > active. If so, then why does FVWM not try to move the window around, unless the Super key is actually held down? > Have you done something to enable sticky modifier keys? Not that I'd be

Re: FVWM: Possible bug: Jumping pointer in Darktable

2018-11-06 Thread Dan Espen
Stefan Klinger writes: > Hi, > > I'm using darktable [1], an open-source photography workflow > application and raw developer, basically a free Adobe Lr alternative. > > Recently I noticed a bug: Darktable allows to select areas > (aka. shapes) on a photograph, and apply operations only to those

FVWM: Possible bug: Jumping pointer in Darktable

2018-11-06 Thread Stefan Klinger
Hi, I'm using darktable [1], an open-source photography workflow application and raw developer, basically a free Adobe Lr alternative. Recently I noticed a bug: Darktable allows to select areas (aka. shapes) on a photograph, and apply operations only to those areas instead of to the whole image.