[ ayttm-Bugs-998375 ] Restore from taskbar blanks core window

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Bugs item #998375, was opened at 2004-07-27 05:27
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Submitted By: Fatman (fatman_uk)
Assigned to: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Summary: Restore from taskbar blanks core window

Initial Comment:
When restoring Ayttm from a minimized state in the
taskbar, the main Ayttm window doesn't redraw a) the
menu bar, b) the image control [or whatever that big
white sunken control with all the account details is],
c) the status bar and d) the vertical scroll bar. I
will provide a screenshot if that helps.

Occurrence: 100%

It may be worth mentioning that I'm running Blackbox
for Windows as my shell, but I don't think BB4Win's
BBSystemBar plugin would affect Ayttm like this. No
problems with any other app AFAIK, anyway.

Thought I'd submitted this one before but maybe I only
daydreamed it.

Ayttm v0.4.6-17, Windows 2000 SP4

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>Comment By: Siddhesh Poyarekar (siddheshp)
Date: 2007-08-12 02:23

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Hi, an even more updated version of the code is in CVS -- this time with a
whole new UI toolkit. Please let us know if the problem still persists.

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Comment By: Edward L. Haletky (elh)
Date: 2004-09-20 17:21

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Latest source is in CVS on this AYTTM site. Is this still an
issue?



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Comment By: Edward L. Haletky (elh)
Date: 2004-08-11 02:43

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Please verify that you have spellchecker disabled and 
anything else. If you could install 'drmingw' onto your system 
and gdb (Mingw dev environment according to 
README.WIN32) you could produce a very helpful stack trace 
if the program is crashing. Other than that I am not sure how 
to fix this as I can not reproduce it. 

How long should it sit in the taskbar? Any events happening 
while it is iconified?

RUn me through the steps so I can reproduce.


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Comment By: Fatman (fatman_uk)
Date: 2004-07-29 22:27

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Hi plasmoidia,

Where can I get 0.4.6-24? I'm using 0.4.6-17 atm. The
download page only shows build 17.

BB4Win [Blackbox for Windows] is a shell replacement. You
can read about it at
http://wiki.bb4win.org/index.php?pagename=Main.BB4Win ,
which is a page on a wiki I set up for them. :) There's
links to more info there, if interested.

I haven't compiled it myself. Might be worth a try, but I'm
not really familiar with GTK [yet!]. Happens every time I
minimise and restore, yes. I can either alt-tab to restore
or click on the taskbar task, makes no difference there.

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Comment By: Jonathan Berry (plasmoidia)
Date: 2004-07-28 05:05

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Hi Fatman,
I haven't had any problems with this with WinXP Pro (Ayttm 
0.4.6-24).  What is Blackbox for Windows?  You are saying 
that if you minimize Ayttm and then restore it, the main 
window does not redraw (as shown in your screenshot)?  I 
can minimize and restore with no problems.  Have you 
installed from an install package, or compiled from source?
plasmoidia


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Comment By: Fatman (fatman_uk)
Date: 2004-07-27 20:16

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Hi anonymous.

I doubt it's a dialog hanging because it happens every time
I restore from the taskbar. Sometimes I have trouble
connecting to AIM, MSN or ICQ, but in that case there is an
extra window showing a sort of "waiting" bar, so I can tell
when that happens.  Either that or it shows me a GTK message
box saying "Could not connect to XXX network." No problems
there, apart possibly from the reliability of the AIM, MSN
and ICQ plugins. I know they constantly change their
protocols so it's hard to keep up.

Besides, I can tell the window is active and not waiting for
a dialog to terminate. The workaround is to maximise and
restore the window.

I'm sure it's something related to the processing of the
WM_SIZE message, perhaps when wParam == SIZE_RESTORED.

Non standard installation? I'm using the Windows version if
that's what you mean. :) 

I'll attach a screenshot anyway, what the hell.

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Comment By: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Date: 2004-07-27 17:47

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Hello,

I can not reproduce. However, this has happened in the past 
and is specifically related to the AYTTM program hung 
somewhere, where I do not know. If you are using a non-
standard installation this could be the cause. This is a bug 
actually, but one that is nearly impossible to track down. Find 
out what is happening. Perhaps there is a dialog hanging out 
somewhere.

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