>> Committed a patch for the FTP crash.
>> Fathi, Rafal, please test it.
>> The patch doesn't restructure VFS, because we are advancing to the
>> stable release. Just a workaround fix, but I think removing the
>> qApp->processEvents() calls are necessary.
> http://krusader.sourceforge.net/cvs.ph
On 1/26/07, Rafal Maj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Karai Csaba wrote:
> I reproduced the bug. Unfortunately, it won't be easy to fix.
> I'll shortly tell what's happening:
--
Committed a patch for the FTP crash.
Fathi, Rafal, please test it.
The patch doesn't restructure VFS, because we
Karai Csaba wrote:
> I reproduced the bug. Unfortunately, it won't be easy to fix.
> I'll shortly tell what's happening:
--
Committed a patch for the FTP crash.
Fathi, Rafal, please test it.
The patch doesn't restructure VFS, because we are advancing to the
stable release. Just a workaro
Is it fault of the program (it is illegal to call qApp->processEvents()
while other such call is running), or is it fault of the KDE library?
The qApp->processEvents() function works properly, but can cause many
problems if you use it. It's like multi threading, but even more
dangerous...
Nob
Karai Csaba wrote:
> ext Rafal Maj írta:
>> Hello,
>>
>> sorry I was out for a while.
>>
>> Which version I should check now? Should I check todays CVS to find out
>> is the bug still present?
>>
>>
>
> Excuse me. I'm reading your last mail and valgrind log. Cannot reproduce
> till now, but the 12
I reproduced the bug. Unfortunately, it won't be easy to fix.
I'll shortly tell what's happening:
1. create 2 tabs and open 2 slow remote connection in them (dir listing
is slow)
2. on tab1 refresh (Ctrl+R)
3. on tab2 refresh paralelly (tab1 is refreshing)!!! (Ctrl+R)
What's happening?
- Tab
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