CLIM 1.0 bug

• To: mthome@BBN.COM, clim@BBN.COM
• Subject: CLIM 1.0 bug
• From: Scott McKay <SWM@sapsucker.scrc.symbolics.com>
• Date: Tue, 3 Mar 1992 12:04-0500
• In-Reply-To: The message of 3 Mar 1992 11:07 EST from mthome@BBN.COM

    Date: Tue, 3 Mar 1992 11:07 EST
    From: mthome@BBN.COM

    In Lucid CLIM 1.0b (10-jun-91, patches through #6063) on Sparc, SunOS
    4.1, X11R5 server...

	    If a CLIM frame is manually reshaped (i.e. via twm window
    decorations), the frame (and subcomponents) reshape correctly, but the
    pointer highlighting but *not* the actual sensitivity gets shifted
    from the frame's origin to the parent screen's origin - i.e. if the
    frame is positioned at (50, 100) on the screen and output record A is
    at (200, 300) on the frame, reshaping the frame results in:
	    1. clicking at (200,300) in the frame does the right thing -
    activates a command associated with output record A.
	    2. But output record A only *highlights* when the pointer is
    at (200,300)-(50,100)=(150,200)!
	
    This is true for all window streams within the frame, and is fixed by
    *repositioning* the frame.

This works correctly in CLIM 1.1

	    -mik (mthome@bbn.com)

• CLIM 1.0 bug
• From: burstein@BBN.COM

• Prev: Incremental Redisplay Performance
• Next: Re: Speeding up CLIM startup time.
• Index: CLIM Mailing list (1-Jan-92 to 31-Aug-92)
• Thread: CLIM Mailing list Index (1-Jan-92 to 31-Aug-92)