Does anyone else get a flurry of "Key not found" error dialogs upon trying the
"World>appearance...>window colors..." menu sequence? It looks like some of the color settings being offered aren't actually known in my 3.9gamma image (update #7057) running against a VM of "3.7-7 #1 Sat Mar 19 13:12:20 PST 2005 gcc 3.3.5" under Fedora Core 4 linux. -- "If you can't debate me, then there is no way in hell you'll out-insult me." -- Scott Legrand ([hidden email]) "You may be wrong here, little one." -- R. W. F. Clark (RWC102@PSUVM) |
I see a flurry on Mac OS X (10.4.7) too. I opened a few of the many
walkbacks... #VersionsBrowserPlus #ChangeSorterPlus ...and I'm betting it's keys with the Plus suffix. On 9/13/06, Donald Major <[hidden email]> wrote: > Does anyone else get a flurry of "Key not found" error dialogs upon trying the > "World>appearance...>window colors..." menu sequence? It looks like some of > the color settings being offered aren't actually known in my 3.9gamma image > (update #7057) running against a VM of "3.7-7 #1 Sat Mar 19 13:12:20 PST 2005 > gcc 3.3.5" under Fedora Core 4 linux. > > -- > "If you can't debate me, then there is no way in hell you'll out-insult me." > -- Scott Legrand ([hidden email]) > > "You may be wrong here, little one." > -- R. W. F. Clark (RWC102@PSUVM) > > -- How wonderful it is that nobody need wait a single moment before starting to improve the world. -- Anne Frank Paradise is exactly where you are right now...only much, much better. -- Laurie Anderson |
Indeed apparently the Plus Tools where registered somewhere and the
system tries to query them. stef On 14 sept. 06, at 04:31, Steven Elkins wrote: > I see a flurry on Mac OS X (10.4.7) too. I opened a few of the many > walkbacks... > > #VersionsBrowserPlus > #ChangeSorterPlus > > ...and I'm betting it's keys with the Plus suffix. > > On 9/13/06, Donald Major <[hidden email]> wrote: >> Does anyone else get a flurry of "Key not found" error dialogs >> upon trying the >> "World>appearance...>window colors..." menu sequence? It looks >> like some of >> the color settings being offered aren't actually known in my >> 3.9gamma image >> (update #7057) running against a VM of "3.7-7 #1 Sat Mar 19 >> 13:12:20 PST 2005 >> gcc 3.3.5" under Fedora Core 4 linux. >> >> -- >> "If you can't debate me, then there is no way in hell you'll out- >> insult me." >> -- Scott Legrand ([hidden email]) >> >> "You may be wrong here, little one." >> -- R. W. F. Clark (RWC102@PSUVM) >> >> > > > -- > How wonderful it is that nobody need wait a single moment > before starting to improve the world. -- Anne Frank > Paradise is exactly where you are > right now...only much, much better. -- Laurie Anderson > |
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WindowColorRegistry was designed in a strange way. We cannot remove
entries and the reset is only calling add. Clearly the best way to make sure things can break... I do not have the times to fix it cleanly but you can iterate over the dictionary and remove all the *Plus this is also a clear call for postload action in MC :) Stef On 14 sept. 06, at 04:31, Steven Elkins wrote: > I see a flurry on Mac OS X (10.4.7) too. I opened a few of the many > walkbacks... > > #VersionsBrowserPlus > #ChangeSorterPlus > > ...and I'm betting it's keys with the Plus suffix. > > On 9/13/06, Donald Major <[hidden email]> wrote: >> Does anyone else get a flurry of "Key not found" error dialogs >> upon trying the >> "World>appearance...>window colors..." menu sequence? It looks >> like some of >> the color settings being offered aren't actually known in my >> 3.9gamma image >> (update #7057) running against a VM of "3.7-7 #1 Sat Mar 19 >> 13:12:20 PST 2005 >> gcc 3.3.5" under Fedora Core 4 linux. >> >> -- >> "If you can't debate me, then there is no way in hell you'll out- >> insult me." >> -- Scott Legrand ([hidden email]) >> >> "You may be wrong here, little one." >> -- R. W. F. Clark (RWC102@PSUVM) >> >> > > > -- > How wonderful it is that nobody need wait a single moment > before starting to improve the world. -- Anne Frank > Paradise is exactly where you are > right now...only much, much better. -- Laurie Anderson > |
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