Re: Before releasing Gambas 3.21.4

[Olivier Cruilles <olivier.cruilles@xxxxxxxx>]

I have tested and all is ok now

1) Rename: OK
2) Default Button: OK
3) Background color of Workspace: OK
4) Not more error message: OK

5) Not retested. I will open a bugtracker ticket in the next days with the 2 projects: Client side and Server Side

Olivier

> Le 7 mars 2026 à 15:27, Benoît Minisini <benoit.minisini@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> a écrit :
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> Le 07/03/2026 à 19:50, Olivier Cruilles a écrit :
>> I have just tested the Gambas stable version:
>> 1) The issue to rename items in the IDE treeview works now
>> 2) The default Button of an Info panel like ‘Create a new Class’ does no react now with the ‘Enter’ touch of the keyboard, I need to clic with the mouse.
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> It should be fixed now.
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>> 3) The issue with the background color of the Workspace seems to be ok now, so I must define a background color of the Object that include the Workspace when the Workspace is empty, and remove the background color of the Object when the Workspace has children to avoid to have the Tabs bar of the Workspace with the color of the Object. Make sense for you ?
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> Instead just define a background color of the form you embed inside the workspace.
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> Or do not define a Workspace background color (what for?). Keep the default behaviour.
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>> 4) With the last Stable Gambas version I have tested today, a new error message appears (even after cleaned up the sources). It was not there in the previous one.
>>     This message appears for any project I open in the IDE, graphical project or command line.
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> It should be fixed too.
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>> Sélection_2051.png
>> 5) When I use the Serialization/Deserialization definition in a Class over a TCP socket, on the server side that receive the data from the socket, the 'MyObjectClass = READ #sock as MyClass’    produce a Segmentation Fault of the process server.
>> My question is: does this method of Serialization/Deserialization of a Class Object is available/possible through a TCP Socket or it is only available to store/read data to a file or to the memory, or maybe it’s a bug ?
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> It's a bug, but it does not mean that you didn't something weird.
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> Regards,
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> Benoît Minisini.
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