I started a small dialog that sets the parameters of tracing. All it does at the moment is set the brightness threshold for black&white conversion. Others controls will come later.
You might try playing with it, using /share/clipart/tux.png.
Bob
The attached warning comes up consistently with win32 build 0409031433.
It does not seem to have any ill effects on Inkscape operation but it is annoying. I have logged it.
vellum
The following message (attached) comes up consistantly with Win32 0409031433.
Open Inkscape Draw something, circle, square, whatever. File Save Name file Save
Up comes the message. There are no apparent ill effects on programme. The save process goes through OK.
vellum
bulia byak wrote:
The following message (attached) comes up consistantly with Win32 0409031433.
This one I'm seeing too, every time a filedialog is opened. No idea where to look.
I have worked on this occasionally for weeks, from several approaches. The one I had best hopes for, was to save references to all of the FileFilters, so that the C++ wrapper would not be discarded. This did not work either.
I think that this might be a bug in gtkmm itself. Maybe I should try a workaround, and find which filter a user had selected another way.
btw: this comes from the Gtk::FileChooser::get_filter() call.
Bob
This is about the Gtk::FileChooser::get_filter() call, which keeps generating that annoying message, even though it is working fine. This has been noticeable when selecting OK on Open, Import, or Save.
I did a temporary hack to use Gtk C calls instead; get the GtkFileChooser *, and then call get_file_chooser_get_filter(). This avoids the warning message, but the code looks evil. I am sending a bug to the Gtkmm guys about this. I am certain it is their code making the message.
But the warning is gone for now!
Bob
Bob Jamison wrote:
I have worked on this occasionally for weeks, from several approaches. The one I had best hopes for, was to save references to all of the FileFilters, so that the C++ wrapper would not be discarded. This did not work either.
I think that this might be a bug in gtkmm itself. Maybe I should try a workaround, and find which filter a user had selected another way.
btw: this comes from the Gtk::FileChooser::get_filter() call.
Bob
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