Re: "Invalid or undefined bitmap" when launched with -Q

[Peter Dyballa]

Hello!

I spent some more time on this issue and tried to find out which  
load_pixmap() call causes the messages. I think it happens in  
xfaces.c in realize_x_face() at line #7379. The first twelve or  
thirteen times (!NILP (stipple)) returns false, so that no pixmap  
gets loaded. Then the first frame appears. Then, at once, after ten  
more realize_x_face() calls, true is returned and the accident has  
happened. stipple is always printed as a number.

I used the command 'info locals' to see some information. The first  
almost 20 times this command returned data like this:

        face = (struct face *) 0x8ada50
        default_face = (struct face *) 0x804950
        f = (struct frame *) 0x8a8fa0
        stipple = 58721289
        overline = 58721289
        strike_through = 58721289
        box = 58721289

with repetitions. The first time (!NILP (stipple)) returns true I get  
from 'info locals':

        face = (struct face *) 0x8ab1c0
        default_face = (struct face *) 0x804950
        f = (struct frame *) 0x8a8fa0
        stipple = 59462331
        overline = 58721289
        strike_through = 58721289
        box = 58721289

(NILP (name)) on line #1163 in load_pixmap() evaluates to false.  
(CONSP (name)) on line #1169 evaluates to false, so  
x_create_bitmap_from_file() on line #1186 is called. In this function  
file has the same number stipple had. openp() on line #507 in  
x_create_bitmap_from_file() in image.c returns -1, so that  
x_create_bitmap_from_file() returns the same and so bitmap_id in  
load_pixmap() is -1. And because of that, add_to_log() gets called.

Does this mean that the file containing the stipple could not be  
found? (It's now time to have some sleep.)

--
Greetings

  Pete

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