Hi Matej,
Thanks for sending these bug reports. Let's move the discussions to
bug-gnu-p...@gnu.org and keep pspp-users@gnu.org for people who need
help on usage.
Thanks.
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Hi,
> Can you give some step by step instructions to make this happen?
> It does not happen for me with a build of the latest master
> version in simple cases.
I am trying to reproduce the problem, but now it is not happening again.
It happend on a live fresh system, however, it could be due to t
Matej Kovacic writes:
> BTW, right now I also noticed, that when I close the psppire window it
> seems it is still active. ps -A | grep pspp returns running process...
Can you give some step by step instructions to make this happen?
It does not happen for me with a build of the latest master
ver
Matej Kovacic writes:
> I think I have found and corrected the problem.
>
> I a file /usr/share/pspp/frequencies.ui I have looked for a lines 114 to
> 118:
>
>
> False
> False
> 0
>
I can confirm that was the solution. Many thanks to Matej.
Many thanks to all of contributors,
Zoltan
PS.
I am on Ubuntu Oneric 11.10, Gnome 3.2.1., psppire 0.7.9. First I was
suspect to Gnome 3 or Unity as desktop environment...
On 05/03/2012 09:28 PM, Matej Kovacic wrote:
Hi,
I think I h
Hi,
I think I have found and corrected the problem.
I a file /usr/share/pspp/frequencies.ui I have looked for a lines 114 to
118:
False
False
0
I have set both two words False t
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Hi,
> At this stage, I have run out of ideas. I shall have to find an
> Ubuntu system and see if I can reproduce the problem myself.
Actually I downloaded ISO of Ubuntu 12.04 install CD and installed it
to USB stick (with usb-creator) - I have live
On Wed, May 02, 2012 at 12:40:36PM +0200, Matej Kovacic wrote:
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Hi,
> Hmm. What is the md5sum of that file ?
7150342ae8dec73841e341f82a862e12 /usr/share/pspp/frequencies.ui
That looks correct.
> C
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Hi,
actually, the similar problem is with means procedure - however, here
I can manually expand dependent list window:
http://pspp.kiberpipa.org/means_problem.png
Regards,
Matej
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Hi,
> Hmm. What is the md5sum of that file ?
7150342ae8dec73841e341f82a862e12 /usr/share/pspp/frequencies.ui
> C locale. (Type "LC_ALL=C psppire").
It is the same.
Regards,
Matej
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On Wed, May 02, 2012 at 12:20:39PM +0200, Matej Kovacic wrote:
Hi,
> My guess is that you have the remnants of an old version which is
> installed somewhere.
>
> Try running "locate frequencies.ui" You should see only one.
Actually I removed old package wi
Hi,
> My guess is that you have the remnants of an old version which is
> installed somewhere.
>
> Try running "locate frequencies.ui" You should see only one.
Actually I removed old package with sudo apt-get remove --purge pspp
and then reinstalled it from DEB package Jure Cuhalev built yesterd
My guess is that you have the remnants of an old version which is installed
somewhere.
Try running "locate frequencies.ui" You should see only one.
J'
On Mon, Apr 30, 2012 at 08:53:04PM +0200, Matej Kovacic wrote:
Hi,
Jure Cuhalev has done test build of PSPP for Ubuntu. It seems
Matej Kovacic writes:
> When you open the "frequencies dialog", you have a list of variables on
> a left side and on a right side you have the "Variable(s) area" (up) and
> "Statistics area" (down).
>
> The problem is, that "Variable(s) area" is so condensed, that you cannot
> see any variable, y
Hi,
Jure Cuhalev has done test build of PSPP for Ubuntu. It seems it is
working fine, but I have spotted one nasty bug in psppire, which is not
present in Windows version. The same bug was existing on a previous
version of PSPP Ubuntu package.
When you open the "frequencies dialog", you have a li
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