andrew@isgtec.UUCP (Andrew) (11/18/89)
Hello X World, I am still in need of help regarding the following programs: xterm, xdbx, xfig OS Summary: ^^^^^^^^^^^ Sun3 and Sparc station 1: running SunOS4.0.3 On SPARC: MIT server R3 and OSF MOTIF version 1.0 or Sun OpenWindows server FCS 1.0 and OSF MOTIF version 1.0 On Sun3: MIT server R3 and OSF MOTIF version 1.0 ________________________________________________________________________ xterm: This problem only exists on the SPARC running OpenWindows. It works fine on the MIT server on either Sun3 or SPARC. The problem is when I try to have scroll bars on the xterm window by typing: xterm -sb Here is the dbx output: > stopped in spawn at line 1239 in file "main.c" > 1239 XtParent(term)); > `term = 0x83af0 > (dbx) s > X Error: BadValue, integer parameter out of range for operation > Request Major code 2 () > Request Minor code > ResourceID 0xa00016 > Error Serial #54 > Current Serial #55 ________________________________________________________________________ (This one's for you, Brian Smith and Phillip Shaffer: ________________________________________________________________________ xdbx: (the problem only occurs on SPARC, since the Sun3 version is fixed.) I have the three patch files now for xdbx (therefore I am at PATCHLEVEL 1?) Over the last few days, a patch was sugguested to fix xdbx for a system running 4.0.3: > /* ask window manager for input focus: */ > { > XWMHints wmhints; > wmhints = XGetWMHints(XtDisplay(vpane), XtWindow(vpane)); > wmhints.input = True; > wmhints.flags = InputHint; > XSetWMHints(XtDisplay(vpane), XtWindow(vpane), &wmhints); > } It looks like it might work, but I receive a bad window error on the line wmhints = XGetWMHints(Xt.... I believe that I put the patch in the right place (ie. After the line vpane = XtCreateManagedWidget("vpane", vPanedWidgetClass, parent, args, n);) Does this mean that a managed child cannot have its WMHints adjusted? What am I doing wrong? ________________________________________________________________________ xfig: Okay, I have now brought xfig up-to patch level 6, yet I am still having problems with getting it to run. return: ^^^^^^^ X Toolkit Warning: Representation type Cursor must match superclass's to override cursor X Toolkit Warning: No type converter registered for 'Cursor' to 'Pixel' conversion. signal SEGV (segmentation violation) in XmuCreateStippledPixmap Looking at dbx: ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ stopped in init_panel at line 190 in file "panel.c" 190 button_callbacks[0].closure = (caddr_t)sw; (dbx) s stopped in init_panel at line 193 in file "panel.c" 193 panel_sw, button_args, XtNumber(button_args)); (dbx) s X Toolkit Warning: Representation type Cursor must match superclass's to overrid e cursor X Toolkit Warning: No type converter registered for 'Cursor' to 'Pixel' conversi on. signal SEGV (segmentation violation) in XmuCreateStippledPixmap at 0x29ee2 XmuCreateStippledPixmap+0xa: movl a0@(4),a5 (dbx) where XmuCreateStippledPixmap(0x0, 0x10000ff, 0x670000, 0x86f80008) at 0x29ee2 GetgrayGC(0x7e384) at 0x29501 `Label`Initialize(0xefff654, 0x7e384) at 0x29587 CallInitialize(0x67e54, 0xefff654, 0x7e384, 0x64f00, 0x9) at 0x2c6e3 CallInitialize(0x67866, 0xefff654, 0x7e384, 0x64f00, 0x9) at 0x2c6c7 _XtCreate(0x64f4e, 0x0, 0x67866, 0x7dda0, 0x786f8, 0x64f00, 0x9, 0x0) at 0x2c939 XtCreateWidget(0x64f4e, 0x67866, 0x7dda0, 0x64f00, 0x9) at 0x2ca8f XtCreateManagedWidget(0x64f4e, 0x67866, 0x7dda0, 0x64f00, 0x9) at 0x2cb29 init_panel(tool = 0x7dc9c), line 193 in "panel.c" main(argc = 1, argv = 0xefff994, 0xefff9a4), line 322 in "main.c" ________________________________________________________________________ I know that these are old (and maybe stupid) problems, but I really would like to get these programs working. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thnkyou in advance. ________________________________________________________________________ THE END! -- Andrew MacLean ...uunet!mnetor!censor!isgtec!andrew Success is a journey, not an adventure! ...utzoo!censor!isgtec!andrew ISG Technologies Inc. 3030 Orlando Dr. Mississauga. Ont. Can. L4V 1S8
rws@EXPO.LCS.MIT.EDU (Bob Scheifler) (11/19/89)
xterm: This problem only exists on the SPARC running OpenWindows. It works
fine on the MIT server on either Sun3 or SPARC. The problem is when I
try to have scroll bars on the xterm window by typing:
The R3 xterm is buggy, as are numerous other R3 clients that use an illegal
do-not-propagate-mask value. The OpenWindows server is correct in being
offended by the value. The MIT R4 server will similarly be offended, although
the R4 server provides a "bug compatibility" mode to allow broken clients
to continue to operate. You might check to see if the OpenWindows server
has a similar option.lemke@lupine.UUCP (Dave Lemke) (11/19/89)
From: uunet!mnetor!utzoo!censor!isgtec!andrew (Andrew) Date: 17 Nov 89 20:13:02 GMT xterm: This problem only exists on the SPARC running OpenWindows. It works fine on the MIT server on either Sun3 or SPARC. The problem is when I try to have scroll bars on the xterm window by typing: xterm -sb Here is the dbx output: > stopped in spawn at line 1239 in file "main.c" > 1239 XtParent(term)); > `term = 0x83af0 > (dbx) s > X Error: BadValue, integer parameter out of range for operation > Request Major code 2 () > Request Minor code > ResourceID 0xa00016 > Error Serial #54 > Current Serial #55 you've got an old (before R3 fix#3) version of xterm. it had a bug in its scrollbar widget that tried to set a bogus do_not_propogate mask. xnews catches this and complains. apply patch#3 to xterm, or use the one provided in OpenWindows. Dave Lemke ARPA: lemke@ncd.com Network Computing Devices, Inc. UUCP: uunet!ncd!lemke
envbvs@epb2.lbl.gov (Brian V. Smith) (11/20/89)
In article <215@isgtec.UUCP> andrew@isgtec.UUCP (Andrew) writes:
< Hello X World, I am still in need of help regarding the following
< programs: xterm, xdbx, xfig
< I have the three patch files now for xdbx (therefore I am at PATCHLEVEL 1?)
< Over the last few days, a patch was sugguested to fix xdbx for a system
< running 4.0.3:
It doesn't have to do with what version of the operating system, but which
window manager you are running:
< > /* ask window manager for input focus: */
< > {
< > XWMHints wmhints;
< > wmhints = XGetWMHints(XtDisplay(vpane), XtWindow(vpane));
< > wmhints.input = True;
< > wmhints.flags = InputHint;
< > XSetWMHints(XtDisplay(vpane), XtWindow(vpane), &wmhints);
< > }
<
< It looks like it might work, but I receive a bad window error on the line
< wmhints = XGetWMHints(Xt....
<
< I believe that I put the patch in the right place (ie. After the line
< vpane = XtCreateManagedWidget("vpane", vPanedWidgetClass, parent, args, n);)
<
< Does this mean that a managed child cannot have its WMHints adjusted? What
< am I doing wrong?
You have to Realize the Widget before it has a window associated with it.
The call to XGetWMHints should go after XtRealize... .
< ________________________________________________________________________
< xfig:
<
< Okay, I have now brought xfig up-to patch level 6, yet I am
< still having problems with getting it to run.
<
< signal SEGV (segmentation violation) in XmuCreateStippledPixmap
<
< Looking at dbx:
< ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
<
< stopped in init_panel at line 193 in file "panel.c"
< 193 panel_sw, button_args, XtNumber(button_args));
< (dbx) s
< X Toolkit Warning: Representation type Cursor must match superclass's to overrid
< e cursor
< X Toolkit Warning: No type converter registered for 'Cursor' to 'Pixel' conversi
< on.
I wish I could help here, but I haven't seen this error in xfig, even
on SunOs 4.0
Anyone else care to comment?
--
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Brian V. Smith (bvsmith@lbl.gov)
Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory
I don't speak for LBL, these non-opinions are all mine.