Re: Are there ECB-users willing to pretest the nextforthcoming ECB-release with a lot of NEWS?

Uum, how about that one? :) Still present in 2.40. Btw., this used to work 
fine in some older ECB release, so it seems to be a regression that slipped in 
at some point.

Greets Michael

On Friday 08 May 2009 18:13:39 Michael Reiher wrote:
> On Friday 08 May 2009 16:31:47 [email protected] wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > One plea: could you please provide a diff against current CVS-source-code
> > (either update your repo or install current CVS-snapshot from the
> > ECB-website - both updated 10 min ago)...otherwise it is hard for me to
> > localize...
>
> No problem. New patch against latest snapshot.
>
> > In addition it would be great if you could provide an example what
> > exactly goes wrong - i have to admit that i have not fully understood
> > your problem-description but maybe i'm simply overworked short before
> > weekend ;-)
>
> Sure :) You have these automaximize chains in ECB e.g. directories ->
> sources -> methods. So when you select a buffer it gets maximized. And when
> an entry is selected in this buffer, the buffer goes away and the next
> buffer in the chain is expanded to full height. When you select an entry in
> the last buffer in such a chain, the original layout should be restored.
> However this doesn't happen, the buffer remains at full height.
>
> On the one hand this fails for source and history (in
> ecb-source-item-clicked) in case there is no methods buffer in the layout
> (e.g. left5), as ecb-undo- maximize-ecb-buffer is never called if there is
> no methods buffer. It seems that some conditions are simply wrongly nested.
>
> On the other hand this fails for the methods buffer (in
> ecb-method-clicked), as there is simply no ecb-undo-maximize-ecb-buffer
> here. (It used to be there, but commented out, as there was a bug with it.
> However now that I tried it again it seems to work fine.)
>
> Hope this makes things a bit clearer :)
>
> Greets Michael


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