Thanks go both to Arpad for organizing translators, and to Josh for bringing the AUTHORS file up to date.
Now is also a good time to take a look at the tutorials and man page for any updates needed.
Browsing through the crit-9 bugs, none look to me to be show stoppers. Number 1107922 looks like it could be bad if anyone can replicate it. Does anyone else see any particular ones that they think must be fixed before the release?
Bug ID# PRI Owner Description ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1108620 9 joncruz Drag and drop case sensitive 1107775 3 pjrm wrong paper sizes 1105787 9 johncl Installation problem: libatk-1.0-0.dll not found 990677 6 ted readme needed for extensions 1107562 9 bulia Node Align Crash 1101210 3 bulia CVS: Flowtext not working 1103001 3 ted Grid is shown non-uniform 1102318 9 kees Crash on "save as" 1104741 6 bulia Printout 25% too large 1105352 6 pjrm Markers are not shown in Plain-SVG-Export 1075860 9 pjrm WIN: assert when doing stamping during move 1080252 9 bryce crash on intersectiion 1068116 6 mental complie error in gc.cpp with inkscape-20041116 1076872 6 kees ngettext isn't used 933461 6 kees Win32 Install Directories 1068299 6 kees Build failure on mips(el) 1100675 6 mental svg tag requires xmlns attribute in CVS2005-01-10 1097652 9 pjrm crash on whitespace property value ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Current: 120 Goal: 150
Feature Freeze - Jan 26 Hard Freeze - Feb 1 Release - Feb 5-6
Bryce
On Sat, 8 Jan 2005, Bryce Harrington wrote:
Okay, since there were no comments to the contrary, I suppose it's safe to assume this proposal is acceptable to everyone. If not, lemme know. We'll shoot for 150 points for low/med/high (3/6/9 pts) that are closed as FIXED (i.e., no points for dups, won't fix, invalid, etc.) and that are confirmed as present in 0.40 or in CVS.
Bryce
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--- Bryce Harrington <bryce@...260...> wrote:
Browsing through the crit-9 bugs, none look to me to be show stoppers. Number 1107922 looks like it could be bad if anyone can replicate it.
Cant reproduce it par se, can generate similar assert messages about simplenode when i try use page down to change z-order. page down doesnt seem to move stuff all the way down, gets to one from bottom then throws this assert:
** (inkscape.exe:680): CRITICAL **: file xml/simple-node.cpp: line 339 (virtual void Inkscape::XML::SimpleNode::changeOrder(SPRepr*, SPRepr*)): assertion `child ->parent() == this' failed
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On Wed, 26 Jan 2005 14:39:59 -0800 (PST), John Cliff <simarilius@...36...> wrote:
** (inkscape.exe:680): CRITICAL **: file xml/simple-node.cpp: line 339 (virtual void Inkscape::XML::SimpleNode::changeOrder(SPRepr*, SPRepr*)): assertion `child ->parent() == this' failed
This was fixed yesterday. Please try fresh CVS.
On Wed, 2005-01-26 at 17:39, John Cliff wrote:
Cant reproduce it par se, can generate similar assert messages about simplenode when i try use page down to change z-order. page down doesnt seem to move stuff all the way down, gets to one from bottom then throws this assert:
** (inkscape.exe:680): CRITICAL **: file xml/simple-node.cpp: line 339 (virtual void Inkscape::XML::SimpleNode::changeOrder(SPRepr*, SPRepr*)): assertion `child ->parent() == this' failed
I think that should be fixed now.
-mental
Thanks go both to Arpad for organizing translators, and to Josh for bringing the AUTHORS file up to date.
Now is also a good time to take a look at the tutorials and man page
for
any updates needed.
Browsing through the crit-9 bugs, none look to me to be show stoppers. Number 1107922 looks like it could be bad if anyone can replicate it. Does anyone else see any particular ones that they think must be fixed before the release?
One thing that should really be addressed before release if possible is bug #1069560. It's not a showstopper by any means, but it is highly irritating as it tends to pop up at the perfect time to disturb workflow.
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1069560&gro... d=93438&atid=604306
There was even a duplicate bug report filed on this yesterday.
If there is no immediate resolution for this "gdkdraw.c: line 1351" warning, can we silence it temporarily for this release? It is a nuisance, and it is the number one thing that my friends that use inkscape complain about (other than features we don't have yet). Getting any other log message is few and far between these days (woohoo!), but since all the win32 people I know tend to maximize their apps and use an auto-hiding taskbar, it affects them all)
Just my .02
-Josh
Quoting "Joshua A. Andler" <joshua@...533...>:
If there is no immediate resolution for this "gdkdraw.c: line 1351" warning, can we silence it temporarily for this release? It is a nuisance, and it is the number one thing that my friends that use inkscape complain about (other than features we don't have yet). Getting any other log message is few and far between these days (woohoo!), but since all the win32 people I know tend to maximize their apps and use an auto-hiding taskbar, it affects them all)
Unfortunately the warning comes from libgdk, not our code. Our only choice is to make changes to our code that either fix the problem (if it is ours) or work around it otherwise.
From what I've heard so far the issue may be in the expose handler for our
custom icon widget thing.
-mental
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