mulle-kybernetik-tv
mulle-kybernetik-tv
Some feedback on my first use of libdill, so these are all newbie issues 😌 : #### It is not well explained how to use the int[2] channel you get...
I didn't make a pull request for [https://github.com/mulle-kybernetik-tv/libdill/commit/b0fc47b0bc7e455df106e4e08eb8f83f9e9ec6a7](), because two of the tests also fail, when run from cmake. They work fine with **autoconf** and `make test` though Here are...
Whereas mouse button events get the key modifiers passed as a fourth parameter, the scroll events don't get them. I looked through the windows/macOS/x11 window implementations and it seems easy...
``` objc #import "import-private.h" #include #include "regression-version.h" typedef double mulle_relativetime_t; typedef double mulle_absolutetime_t; struct UIWindowFrameStatistics; @interface Foo : NSObject @end @implementation Foo static MULLE_C_NEVER_INLINE void stackPointer( void) { } -...
``` Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault. 0x00007ffff7f369f8 in _mulle_atomic_pointer_read (address=0x0) at /home/src/srcO/MulleUI/MulleUICaca/test/dependency/include/mulle-thread/mulle-atomic-c11.h:272 272 result = atomic_load_explicit( address, memory_order_relaxed); (gdb) bt #0 0x00007ffff7f369f8 in _mulle_atomic_pointer_read (address=0x0) at /home/src/srcO/MulleUI/MulleUICaca/test/dependency/include/mulle-thread/mulle-atomic-c11.h:272 #1 _mulle_objc_cachepivot_atomicget_entries...
If the caller doesn't know the prototype, the value is not correctly forwarded it seems. So **X** declares `- (void) setFoo:(double) x;` but that is not know to the caller....
It would be nice if the Exception would keep the backtrace. ## Pro nicer too debug ## Con for people using exceptions as flow control, its a heavy penalty
* leave out NSDictionary for userinfo, keep it as id * do not require NSString for exception name ? Or use NSConstantString ? Or some such... ???
This is obviously a sharedInstance. Move the whole "roots" handling into NSApp. The only typical root class then is only NSApp in the runtime. Windows are then tied to NSApp...
To convert font sizes from the somewhat more familiar _points_ to _pixels_, I should be using the formula `pixels = points * PPI / 72` AFAIK. But how do I...