[L2Ork-dev] gui port

[Jonathan Wilkes]

Ok, I can't figure out a process to find the undo bug that Ivica reported.  
If I click an object on a canvas to activate it then immediately click an 
empty part of the canvas to deactivate it, purr data is somehow mutating 
the glist by reordering that object in the list.

Say I have three objects on a canvas.  I click one of them in edit mode 
to activate it.  Then I click an empty part of the canvas to retext it.
Code path is something like this:GUI sends "mouse/mouseup" messagecanvas_doclick calls gobj_activate for the objecttext_activate calls rtext_activatertext_activate calls gui_vmess("gui_textarea", ...)
To retext (i.e., deselect and try to instantiate):GUI sends "obj_addtobuf" and "obj_buftotext"canvas_buftotext calls rtext_settext to set the new box textGUI sends a "mouse" message on empty part of canvascanvas_doclick calls glist_deselectglist_deselect calls text_settotext_setto calls rtext_retext (because the object text hasn't changed)
Yet in all of that, somehow the relevant object's position in the glist 
is changing?  Where is the mutation to the glist happening?
Thanks,Jonathan
    



    On Wednesday, June 22, 2016 7:16 PM, Albert Graef <aggraef at gmail.com> wrote:
 

 On Thu, Jun 23, 2016 at 12:23 AM, Jonathan Wilkes <jancsika at yahoo.com> wrote:

Wow, that was quick!  Does this mean I can drop manually building the 
Manjaro binary and just leave it to the arch packaging system?

You still have to run makepkg to build the package on your Manjaro system, but the PKGBUILD of course takes care of all the messy details. Basically, you just do the following:

yaourt -G purr-data-git
cd purr-data-git
makepkg

When that is done, you should have a purr-data-git-*.tar.xz package ready to be installed with pacman.

Note that the binary package still depends on some AUR packages (flite1, libsndobj-git, tkpng and xapian-tcl-bindings), so ppl will have to install those beforehand.

I have all the AUR dependencies listed above in my binary Pure repository at http://pureaur.bitbucket.org. I can also offer purr-data-git package there, just let me know (pd-l2ork is already available there as a binary package as well).
-- 
Dr. Albert Gr"af
Computer Music Research Group, JGU Mainz, Germany
Email:  aggraef at gmail.com
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