Gunnar Evermann <ge204(a)eng.cam.ac.uk> writes:
> I kinda assumed that DragMotionProto was some internal thing that
> might be vaguely related to DnD. The DtDnD... stuff is probably only
> the exported API.
This might be true. I try to dig around in the libs... (oh, you did already)
> > There is a misc-user in the most recent events, but from the description it
> > seems as the paste came from another app. But this would not create a
> > misc-user...
>
> Huh? where do you see the event type? The only info we have is the
> backtrace. The 'recent keystrokes' stuff is not related to the crash!
Oh, whoops, my fault. But on the other hand, it is a misc-user, that is
created, cause your button-2 press will start a drag and the release will
create a drop which again is this last misc-user.
Did you do the experiment in a special buffer? I just tried the stunt in
*scratch*. Perhaps some other binding is interfering with the experimental-dnd
stuff?
> evermann＠nats13:~$ nm --defined-only --print-file-name /usr/dt/lib/lib*.so /usr/openwin/lib/lib*.so | grep DragMotio
> /usr/dt/lib/libXm.so:000b5c44 t DragMotion
> /usr/dt/lib/libXm.so:000b593c t DragMotionProto
>
> isn't that motif?
Yap. It is. And it must be a drog/drop. But why there is a motion? I really
did not move, cause I use a trackball... perhaps you should try to twiggle it
a bit. But not now. On Monday I can take a look again.
> Always (well, two out of two). It's a bit tough for me to debug, the
> only Sun with CDE I have access to, is back in Germany [1] and I don't
> even have a debug build (or source) there anymore.
Mhh, perhaps I should try it directly from the machine. Last time I started it
using my linux box as display... but this is only a small chance...
What XEmacs? Also Nikko?
> There must be other people out there using Solaris with (or without)
> CDE. Just click 3 times button1 and once button2, please.
Yes, please try to reproduce everyone using solaris boxes.
Regards,
Oliver.
