0004699: [Bug] In 7055 Collapsing a tilted System Window does not update the screen correctly.

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0004699

[Squeak] Morphic

minor

always

09-03-06 05:41

09-06-06 00:09

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wiz

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normal

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open

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new

Product Version

3.9

Summary

0004699: [Bug] In 7055 Collapsing a tilted System Window does not update the screen correctly.

Description

For this one.

Get a workspace.
Uing the blue halo tilt it 30-45 degrees.
Now press the collapse button on the workspace title.

Where did it go?

Open and close a world menu near the top left of the display window.

If you have done this in the right place you will see a tilted collapsed workspace window.

Pressing the (un)collapse button on the window restores the tilted workspace to its original position.

Additional Information

This is freshly discovered so I have not checked how far back this problem goes. It has the feel of an oldie.

The problem is obviously that the damaged rectangle in the location of the collapsed tilted workspace is not getting updated properly.

See also 0004677 for another collapse related bug.

Attached Files

SystemWindow-c...pseOrExpand.st [^] (1,518 bytes) 09-06-06 00:04

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0005124

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SystemWindows is ripe for a refactoring.

Notes
(0006895 - 228 - 264 - 264 - 407 - 407 - 407) wiz 09-06-06 00:09	Uploaded SystemWindow-c...pseOrExpand.st Which fixes the problem by adding a 'self changed' at the appropriate time and place. It fixes the symptom for this one bug. see 0004700 for more difficulties with system windows.

Issue History
Date Modified	Username	Field	Change
09-03-06 05:41	wiz	New Issue
09-06-06 00:04	wiz	File Added: SystemWindow-c...pseOrExpand.st
09-06-06 00:09	wiz	Note Added: 0006895
09-20-07 06:04	matthewf	Relationship added	child of 0005124

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