[Gambas-user] Window position error on applying stored "geometry"

[RICHARD WALKER]

I finally worked out what I was doing wrong, I think, with gdb. I got
it to start my test application and watched as it displayed the
console error message we have seen before. The program had returned a
value of 1. I then executed "bt" and it simply said "No Stack".

Is there anything else I can do with gdb or Gambas to get more info?

Richard

On 03/06/2012, RICHARD WALKER <richard.j.walker at ...247...> wrote:
> On 03/06/2012, Benoît Minisini <gambas at ...1...> wrote:
>> Le 03/06/2012 02:24, RICHARD WALKER a écrit :
>>> The observant among you may be wondering why I did not use the Write
>>> settings method. In fact I have used it but it causes a crash if the
>>> program is closed when it is on the second monitor.
>>
>> If you have a crash, please give the details about it: do you have a
>> Gambas error or a real crash. If you have a real crash, please follow
>> the procedure described on the "Report a problem" page of the web site,
>> and send me the stack backtrace of the crash.
>>
>> Thanks in advance!
>>
>> --
>> Benoît Minisini
>>
>
> System information:
> [System]
> OperatingSystem=Linux
> Kernel=3.2.16-0.rt27.1.mga2
> Architecture=x86_64
> Memory=4061372 kB
> DistributionVendor="Mageia"
> DistributionRelease="Mageia Cauldron" ----> actually Mageia 2 Release
> Desktop=LXDE
>
> [Gambas 3]
> Version=3.1.1
> Path=/usr/bin/gbx3
>
> The attached mini-prog will demonstrate the problem. The archive
> includes typical safe and crashed settings conf files and a copy of
> the console error message when it crashes.
>
> To produce the error you must have a desktop spread across at least
> two monitors. The instructions are in the program.
>
> I have just installed gdb and DDD (data display debugger gui for gdb)
> so I will take a few hours to figure out how to use these tools and
> see if I can produce the backtrace suggested in the console error
> message.
>
> Richard
>