Not sure how glib socket handles this, but typically for socket disconnects
you'll get an indication that there is content ready to read on the socket
(say, from a select call) but when you read from the socket, it reports zero
bytes and no errors. That's the indication that the other side hung
gureNotify dims: (227, 128)
GdkWindow[0x193e350] geometry:(227, 128) dims:(200, 100)
Handling event (12)
Expose (0,0) (227,128)
Handling event (22)
ConfigureNotify dims: (228, 130)
GdkWindow[0x193e350] geometry:(228, 130) dims:(200, 100)
Handling event (12)
Expose (0,0) (228,130)
On M
Hoping to get some help on an older version of Gtk. I'm actually using
Gtkmm, but I've boiled the issue down to straight X/Gtk code. I'm
supporting some legacy code and as we migrate to newer versions of OS,
we're running into issues with some drawing functionality.
To boil it down, we are creat
http://www.3sinc.com/gdkpixbuf/obscured-raster.png
http://www.3sinc.com/gdkpixbuf/missing-raster.png
Is this a problem with GdkPixbuf not rendering to what it knows is
obscured portions of the window? Or is this a problem with SaveUnder or
BackingStore?
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Carl Nygard <[EMAIL P
