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--- client:bugs [2018/03/14 23:27]
karl Add an All clients category
+++ client:bugs [2018/03/17 06:58]
karl [GTK-v1] add entry for version 1.9.1
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 Affected Versions : 1.10.0 and below.
-====== GTK-v1 ======
+====== GTK-v1 with GTK+2 ======
+The gcfclient was able to be build with partly GTK-2 support. \\
+In that case the Inventory and Look Ground panel to the left would draw the fonts in GTK-2 style from the .gtkrc-2.0 config file in the user's HOME directory. \\
+The configuration option had been '' --enable-cfgtk2 '' as '' enable building the original gtkv1 client with GTK+ 2 '' at compiling time.
+===== Pressing a keyboard key activates the command-line =====
+The so-called "double press" issue as described at [[:known_client_issues#1.11.0]] , [[:known_client_issues#1.10.0]] and [[:known_client_issues#1.9.1]] describes the problem not really understandable.
+To reproduce : \\
+Launch such configured and compiled client in non-split window mode. \\
+Put the mouse pointer somewhere into the middle of the GUI without pressing anything.
+Hit a number on the keyboard for the server you want to connect to, and the command-line gets activated with a blinking cursor. Repeating the press of the number and hitting Enter, the client should then connect without problems. \\
+When asked for the log-in username, start to type your name; the first character you type in gets swallowed as before. Every time the user wants to enter something into the command-line, without putting the mouse pointer and left-clicking into the command-line, the fist letter gets swallowed into the no-where. Hitting a key when asked for something to enter, activates the commandline to wait for input, but the user expects due to the blinking cursor, that the letter or number he pressed would also show as first char in the command line.
+While testing at the moment, it is not even possible to enter anything into the cmdline for the versions 1.11.0 and below, after the choice of the server; log-on is not possible, because the command-line seems not to accept any input at all to enter a username, when Popup Windows were unchecked in the configuration menu. The Popup Windows choice creates a separate log-in window, instead of using the info message and command-line pane. \\
+See the fix in the Changelog : [[changelog_0_92_1_70_0#Keyboard input impossible or confusing]]
+Another irritating feature of this "hermaphrodite" client, is, that when binding the prevkey and hitting the key to show the last command-in-history, the command and its parameters are presented highlighted in the cmdline. \\
+And this affects apparently all --enable-cfgtk2 gcfclient / crossfire-client-gtk clients up to and including version 1.12.0 .
+====== GTK-v1 ======
+===== Version 1.9.1 =====
+==== Client crashes after having negotiated with the server ====
+The client crashes when it should present either the [[optional_parameters#-popups]] separate log-in window, or the login-messages and dialog in the info message pane, when the player would login when attempting to play on newer versions of the server 1.10.0 and above. \\
+The ''strace'' command shows
+> read(11, "map2 =\20Q\2H\377A\20p\v \34\377E\20p\v \34\377I\20p\v \34\377"..., 1316) = 1316
+>--- SIGSEGV (Segmentation fault) @ 0 (0) ---
+>rt_sigaction(SIGSEGV, {SIG_DFL}, {0xb73bb000, [], 0}, 8) = 0
+Reason : Unknown. \\
+Workaround: Use the GTK-2 version of the client.
 ====== X11 ======
 ===== -pix -xpm -png cmdline options =====

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