🚀 go-pugleaf

I knew about the bug in 3.1 with 3d icons on exit, and I've coded around that.
What I didn't know was that there's another bug - actually more serious.

Take a window with a few icons, all r5 - click, they push in. I use this window
in a dbox like so:

d = dbox_new("view");
dbox_show(d);
dbox_fillin(d);
dbox_dispose(&d);

Now, ordinarily, this is fine. You click on the icon, the window disappears. No
problem. Now, introduce a delay between the dbox_dispose and the next
event_process call (actually due to redrawing a window) - CRASH!!!

I can see an Address Exception in the window manager if I use debug. If I don't
use debug, a few wierd effects occur.

On some occaisons, I get an 'Internal Trap', then EVERY task generates an
address exception until the desktop vanishes leaving me at the '*' prompt.
Typing 'desktop' produces the Initialising screen but it immediately drops back
to '*'.

On other occaisons, everything seems fine. I try to change mode, and it ignores
me. Huh? I look at the TaskWindow, try to drag some of the sliders. I get an
error window full of 'Message Template' repeated a dozen times. Huh? I drop
down to the '*' prompt with F12, try anything I get 'Filecore error' then the
machine hangs.

NONE of these effects occur if I take away the r5 icons, and replace them with
r2 (which doesn't do the indenting).

Anyone else seen this one?

Pete Goodwin
goodwin@edieng.enet.dec.com