Re: GORM and NSCollectionView

[Alessandro Sangiuliano]

It is working here too, I'm testing it from yesterday.
I still not reported because I have a problem with the EtoileBehavior 
bundle after the -back upgrade, I'm trying to fix it. I  fixed some of 
its common problems in the past, like the right click mouseDown; before 
the fix if you did righ click, the popup menu was shown until you did 
release the right button of the mouse. This means that to use the popup 
menus you had to stay with the right button clickend until the operation 
was ended, releasing the button on the menu items of your choice. This 
is now fixed, and it works in a normal way.

However this is not a GNUstep problem, and apart the disgression, 
without the EtoileBehavior bundle, the fix you made is working also in 
the machintosh menu style.

I'll test on FreeBSD 10.1 later.

Il 24/03/2015 01:54, Philippe Roussel ha scritto:
> Hi Fred,
>
> On Sun, Mar 22, 2015 at 04:09:46PM +0100, Fred Kiefer wrote:
>
> [snip]
>
> > Now the flickering is gone for me. I still have the other problem of
> > corrupted subview display after extensive resize, but I wont be looking
> > into that today. I just will commit my changes and you all should try to
> > test them with different conditions, maybe even the OpenGL?
> Things seems to work nicely on a local display (with the cairo
> backend) but are not a lot better on a remote display over ssh. Try
> resizing Gemas versus gedit for example, with a WM configured to
> redraw the whole window when resizing. GNUstep applications are really
> slow, as if way to many events were handled. Let me know if I can be
> of any help to track this down if you think it's worth investigating.
>
> Thanks,
> Philippe

Coming back on the EtoileBeahvior disgression, can be this the reason of 
the #if 1 disabling the #else block you rehabilitated with the commits? 
I mean, there was a similar problem somewhere in GNUstep, that 
EtoileBehavior bundle shown after -back upgrade, that made Richard to 
think about disabling the #else block?

Thanks,
Alex