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From: rwahbe
Date: Sun, 21 Apr 1991 19:56
Date: Sun, 21 Apr 1991 19:56
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Howdy,
I have just started using Epoch and I am not sure if there is
some established bug reporting etiquette.
If there is any, could someone clue me in.
BUG REPORT:
Epoch version 3.2
I am using a Sparc2 running SunOS 4.1.1 with X11R4.
Summary:
Inserting text into buttons which span multiple lines
does not always display the new text with the correct attributes.
Redrawing the screen corrects the problem.
Reproducing the bug:
Create a button on some text (epoch::add-button)
Insert some new blank lines between the start and end marks of the button.
Move to one of the newly created blank lines.
Insert some text.
On my system, one of two things happens:
1. All the characters are rendered using the default attribute.
2. Some of the characters are rendered using the default attribute,
some using the button's attribute.
In all the cases that I have played with, refreshing the screen
corrects the problem.
Is there a list of known bugs and their current status?
Thanks,
Robert
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