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Re: [Inkscape-devel] Crash on Win XP, cannot get backtrace
by Diederik en Rezi 03 Sep '07

03 Sep '07

Hi Johan, Not only does it crash when starting from within gdb, but also when I start Inkscape directly, without trying to debug it. I guess I was not clear on that. If it were only a gdb issue then I probably wouldn't have bothered ;-). It would be great to know whether it's reproducible, or maybe you are able to get a backtrace. You're programming on Windows, right? I'll try the file on my linux-machine at home and see where it leads to. The file will be sent in a separate mail to you personally, I'd rather not have it published on the mailing list as it's somewhat confidential. Regards, Diederik Op Ma, 3 september, 2007 14:37, schreef J.B.C.Engelen@...1578...: > Diederik wrote: >> When starting through gdb however it also gets stuck, but it >> won't crash. >> How do I get some useful information from gdb to help debugging? >> Currently, I only have "unknown software exception >> 0xc00000fd" at "0x672ddbd9". > > Running inkscape in gdb and then opening a file has been freezing Inkscape > since a long time ago, since January I think (I must admit I have not > tried in over a month, maybe it got fixed accidentally). I do not know how > to fix this, it seems some obscure bug. > A "fix" is to load the file from the command line which did work last time > I tried. > > Can you send the SVG file to me so I can try? > > Groet! > Johan > >

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Crash on Win XP, cannot get backtrace
by Diederik en Rezi 03 Sep '07

03 Sep '07

Hi, On opening one of my own recent Inkscape SVG files on my Windows XP machine at work, Inkscape apparently gets stuck in a loop (100% CPU usage). When I subsequently click on its main window, it crashes. It looks like it is stuck while redrawing the screen, as I can see part of my desktop and part of my SVG file. When starting through gdb however it also gets stuck, but it won't crash. How do I get some useful information from gdb to help debugging? Currently, I only have "unknown software exception 0xc00000fd" at "0x672ddbd9". I'm running Inkscape0709022056, as provided by ishmal. Diederik

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menus
by Alexandre Prokoudine 02 Sep '07

02 Sep '07

Hi, With lots of additions overal last year menus become quite busy. A couple of observations. 1. We have both "Effects - Images" and "Effects - Raster" menus. Do we keep "Images" submenu for any possible effect not altering contents of raster images or just embedding/disembedding? If it's emdedding related only, should we probably then rename submenu? btw, I'm not really sure that the current way of dealing with embedding/exporting raster files in SVG document really optimal. See, opening an arbitrary file I can't tell if an image used there is embedded or not without looking into source code.There's no indicator to tell that. An improved hint in status bar could probably be the first step in the right, IMO, direction. Something like "Embedded image A x B size in layer N" and "External image A x B size in layer N". What do you think? 2. Text case altering commands live in "Effects - Text". Should it probably belong to "Text" menu? As user of applications like Scribus or OpenOffice.org (sorry, Scribus guys :)) I don't perceive those as effects --- this is rather altering of text that its look'n'feel. Same goes for "Replace text..." --- to me it rather belongs to "Edit" or "Text" menu, not speaking about some kind of clash with "Edit - Find...". Comments? :) Alexandre

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Connecting to signals
by unknown＠example.com 02 Sep '07

02 Sep '07

I've had some struggle in signals and stuff. I found this in the code: _close_button.signal_clicked() .connect(sigc::mem_fun(*this, &LayerPropertiesDialog::_close)); (dialogs/layer-properties.cpp) Why is this connection not saved? Is that not necessary? It seems to me that this is buggy. When the layer window is deleted, the connection is not disconnected and when the signal is emitted it will call _close with a corrupt "this" value. (this will never happen probably because the button is on the dialog itself, but still) Thanks for some light on this, Johan P.S. Why is there a function signal_clicked() to get the signal? In my code I just make the sigc::signal public (see /ui/widget/random.h). Is that bad?

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[OT] Website buttons
by Aurélio A. Heckert 01 Sep '07

01 Sep '07

Hi, in the Inkscape website has two W3C buttons like that: http://twiki.softwarelivre.org/pub/Main/TWikiPreferences/bt_xhtml10_p.gif I did a SVG button based on that and you can get hire: http://twiki.softwarelivre.org/pub/InkscapeBrasil/ProjetoGrafico/bt_svg_p.p… I think is good to promote the SVG standard like the XHTML standard ;-) And i did a Inkscape button for everybody: http://twiki.softwarelivre.org/pub/InkscapeBrasil/ProjetoGrafico/bt_inkscap… Até! Aurium -- -===================================================- . . Aurélio A. Heckert [ GNU/Linux ] / \ http://www.aurium.cjb.net ((__-^^-,-^^-__)) `-_---" "---_-´ Ilustração Vetorial Livre: `--|o` ´o|--´ http://InkscapeBrasil.org \ ' / Projeto Software Livre - Bahia: ): :( http://psl-ba.softwarelivre.org (o_o) Coop. de Tecnologias Livres: "-" http://www.colivre.coop.br ------------------------------------------------- GNU/Linux User #312507 http://counter.li.org - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ( ( ( http://www.midiaindependente.org ) ) ) -===================================================- "Se conhecimento é poder, que país governado por industriais dará a verdadeira educação? Cuidado com o feedback da miséria!" Tet Ramon "Eu temo pela minha espécie quando penso que Deus é justo." Thomas Jefferson

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Fullscreen (F11)
by Tobias Jakobs 01 Sep '07

01 Sep '07

Hi, it looks like the fullscreen mode (F11) is broken in SVN. :( Can someone confirm this? Regards, Tobias

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build break on 2geom change
by Jon A. Cruz 01 Sep '07

01 Sep '07

It appears that as of tonight the build is broken due to a missing dependency. The update to the 2geom code brought in a dependance on gsl. If someone could look into that and then update configure.ac with a check for the needed version, that would be helpful. Just FYI, on a Mac here I have version 1.8.

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Changing layer opacity affects other layers
by microUgly 31 Aug '07

31 Aug '07

I'm creating a set of amimated cursors which involves exporting each frame from Inkscape. One of the animations involves reducing the opacity of a number of layers for each frame. I'm finding when I change the opacity of one layer then select another layer this layers opacity will also change. Quite frustrating as I've exported the frames for an animation 5 times now and each time I've found there's been a mistake with opacity on a layer :) I'm not sure if the problem is related to the amount of time Inkscape takes to redraw the image after changing opacity - I think if I select the next layer before the redraw is finished the setting is carried across. I've used blur so the redraw can be a little slow. I'm currently experiancing this in the dev build but I was having the same issue on another PC where I think I was running 0.45 -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Changing-layer-opacity-affects-other-layers-tf4339104… Sent from the Inkscape - Dev mailing list archive at Nabble.com.

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liboil dependency?
by MenTaLguY 31 Aug '07

31 Aug '07

Hi guys, Would anyone have a problem with adding a dependency on liboil? If not, I'd like to get it into the Windows bundle before I commit anything that requires it. -mental

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Odd size of imported bitmaps
by Dan H. 31 Aug '07

31 Aug '07

Hello, I've imported a 400x400 pixel TIFF image into an inkscape drawing, and it comes out as 112.89 x 112.89 mm, which translates to a resolution of roughly 90 dpi. Where does this number come from? Shouldn't inkscape honour the dpi information that is embedded in the TIFF image? Alternatively, for images that don't have a "built-in" resolution, inkscape should ask for a "native" size of the image or use a changeable default resolution. Also I noticed that some imported images have width and height xml attributes while others don't. All this came to my attention when I worked with a SVG file with 20 imported images of about 10MB each (TIFF uncompressed) which bogged down my computer. I tried substitutung the TIFFs with scaled-down (by .25) working copies, which worked fine for those images that had width and height attributes (the others came out a fourth of the size), I'm just wondering how Inkscape arrives at the "native" size of an image, and I wanted to know if others agreed with my notion that in a vector drawing program the resolution of imported bitmaps was of high importance. It would also be nice if Inkscape could somehow reload image properties if the original bitmap had changed (by scaling or cropping, for instance). Thanks, --Dan

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