Re: [Bug-gnubg] GUI integration of windows commit

[Holger]

At 12:46 26.08.03 +0200, Øystein O Johansen wrote:
>
>>>The 2D board:
>>>    - I must have done something that broke the dynamic
>>>      label system.
>>
>> What's this?
>
>Dynamic labels? The numbered labels around the board.
>If they're set to dynamic, the change from 24-13 to
>1-13 according to whos on turn.

Ah, you mean this. Yes, I've noticed this. The funny thing is that
sometimes it's right.

>> The annotation window is sometimes missing when browsing through
>> a match. It only shows a grey empty space. This happens very
>> irregularly but frequently and a second click on the same move
>> does display it.
>
>I haven't seen this here...

Try browsing through an annotated match with keyboard shortcuts. But I
think this also happened with the mouse.

>> When the focus is on any listbox (like game record) some shortcuts
>> for browsing the game don't work anymore. This is at least
>> Shift-PageUp and -Down which I have set to prev/next checker play.
>> This has always been this way, but now it's harder to give the focus
>> to something else. Formerly I could just click on the board window
>> and it would steal the focus. Now one option is to click on the stop
>> button.
>
>Hmmm... can understand what made this difference. Anyone?

If I should guess myself it could be that the clist thinks something with
PageUP/Down is supposed for itself, then realizes that multiple selections
aren't possible (Shift-PageUP/Down), so doesn't do anything and doesn't
forward the key press to the parent windows.

>> When browsing through a match the clists of the game record and/or
>> the annotation resize by themselves. This is especially prominent
>> and thus annoying with German translation. I guess the string
>> lengths differ that much more. Sometimes even the board gets bigger
>> and smaller due to this when the window is maximised.
>
>Yes. I've noticed this as well. Really bad. I've even noticed the the
>whole window resize (not just the board) some times. I sind it a bit

If the window is not maximized the window will resize. If it's maximized it
can't resize so the widgets grab the space in the opposite direction, which
may even lead to that the board shrinks.

>strange, since this only happens on my work computer and not on my
>home computer.
>
>> Else the borders just go far off the screen.
>
>This can be adjusted by setting a smaller font. I found that
>font = "-unknown-MS SystemExS-normal-r-normal-*-*-90-*-*-p-*-iso8859-1"

How many fonts do you have installed on your computer? ;)  I think that one
is again quite non-standard.

Regards,

        Holger