Rev 2398 introduced a fix for this kind of problem, but what you're
seeing here is a case where the fix doesn't work (actually it was wrong
from the beginning:
if hasattr(GlxWindows[i], "id"):
GlxRotate.append(RotateGlxThread(GlxWindows[i].id, i + 1))
GlxRotate[i].start()
Say we try to start two windows, 0 and 1. For some reason, we fail to
obtain the id for window 0. So:
i=0
GlxWindows[0].id does not exist, we do nothing in the above check.
i=1
GlxWindows[1].id exists, so:
- We append a RotateGlxThread to GlxRotate (which was empty as window 0 wasn't
added), pointing to GlxWindows[1] which does exist.
- We try to start rotation on GlxRotate[1] <- But notice, this element does
NOT exist because window 0 was never added, so window 1 is actually in slot 0.
I'll get this fixed right away, thanks for reporting this!
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Assignee: (unassigned) => Daniel Manrique (roadmr)
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Importance: Undecided => High
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Status: New => In Progress
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