Survex 1.1.8 development snapshot uploaded

Olly Betts olly at survex.com
Sat Jul 1 01:40:13 BST 2006


On Fri, Jun 30, 2006 at 05:54:35PM +0100, Loeffler, David wrote:
> A few other things I've spotted after having more of a play around:
> 
> (3) Running Aven on a .svx file, a window marked "Aven Error Log"
> appears filled with errors saying

I added the log window to show errors from wx as we should probably
investigate any that occur (previously they were just ignored).

I saw what you describe a while ago while I was working on the .svx file
processing, but I'm not seeing it now.  Looking at the wx code, I think
it may depend what fonts are installed.  I've tried changing it to set
the encoding before setting the font which may help.

> [...] This appears to be harmless - the file eventually opens fine.

At worst, it probably just means that accented characters (and the (C)
sign) in the output may not display correctly.

> (4) Aven claims to accept the -s switch, but it doesn't work: if you
> use it, it flashes up a message saying "Bug in program detected!
> Please report this to the authors" and quits, printing to the console
> the message:

Hmm, img.c doesn't filter LRUD data so aven gets confused by getting a
cross-section which it doesn't have the station for (otherwise -s works
fine).  I'll fix that.

> (5) [Probably a wxWindows error] When the hierarchical station list
> loads, it is in black (or green for surface surveys etc) against a
> grey background. When you mouse over a station (or prefix heading) the
> background turns darker grey, and then when you mouse out again it
> turns to white, so you get a sort of trail of which ones you've moused
> over -- it looks very weird.

It would appear that wx reports that your tree control has a white
background.  I've tried switching it to ask the the item background
colour instead of the control background colour which may help, but I
don't see this (the default gtk theme on ubuntu gives a white background
for both it seems).

Cheers,
    Olly



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