Emailing you from another address having problems with my usual one.
Michael Barton wrote:
Here is something for times of boredom.
This is the $GISBASE/etc/gm folder with all the new files for you to try
out.
Enjoy!
So I did ;).
The bug in zooming on different Map Displays is fixed for me using the
gis.m files you sent. It is also good that zoom/pan tools remain chosen
independently for each Map Display now.
Also the "error when zooming to map with name which exists in more than
one mapset" bug is solved! Could you fix it for the old good d.m as
well in this regard?
I think you should put these changes into CVS.
Now I'd like to rise another issue - zooming out/in with *single mouse
clicks* doesn't work as expected in gis.m. Only the Y axis grows and
shrinks as it should. The X axis does not (if you zoom in/out with
single mouse click).
Please zoom to the attached "try" region definition in Spearfish and
then zoom-out *using single mouse clicks* several times in gis.m. Then
do the same on the old Grass monitor with d.zoom.
d.zoom performs OK, gis.m fails. See the attached dzoom2.png to see
what the display should look like after 2 single mouse click zoom outs
and the gism2.png to see how it looks after 2 single-mouse click zoom
outs in gis.m. The same problem applies to single mouse click zoom-in
in gis.m. Obviosly there is something wrong with the way the X axis is
scalled. Could you fix that bug? This, hopefully, is the last bug I
know in gis.m.
Thanks for the comments. I'm glad that the fixes were successful. I agree
with you about the one click zooming out, only that it is intermittent.
Sometimes I can click and it works perfectly and other times it does exactly
what you show. I've spent some hours on this and remain baffled. I wanted to
deal with the other issues first, but will certainly return to this puzzling
one.
Michael
__________________________________________
Michael Barton, Professor of Anthropology
School of Human Evolution & Social Change
Center for Social Dynamics and Complexity
Arizona State University
From: Maciej Sieczka <sieczka@biol.uni.wroc.pl>
Date: Thu, 07 Sep 2006 17:10:44 +0200
To: Michael Barton <michael.barton@asu.edu>
Cc: grass-dev <grass-dev@grass.itc.it>
Subject: Re: [GRASS-dev] [bug #5098] (grass) gis.m; tcltk error when zooming
to map with name which exists in more than one mapset
Emailing you from another address having problems with my usual one.
Michael Barton wrote:
Here is something for times of boredom.
This is the $GISBASE/etc/gm folder with all the new files for you to try
out.
Enjoy!
So I did ;).
The bug in zooming on different Map Displays is fixed for me using the
gis.m files you sent. It is also good that zoom/pan tools remain chosen
independently for each Map Display now.
Also the "error when zooming to map with name which exists in more than
one mapset" bug is solved! Could you fix it for the old good d.m as
well in this regard?
I think you should put these changes into CVS.
Now I'd like to rise another issue - zooming out/in with *single mouse
clicks* doesn't work as expected in gis.m. Only the Y axis grows and
shrinks as it should. The X axis does not (if you zoom in/out with
single mouse click).
Please zoom to the attached "try" region definition in Spearfish and
then zoom-out *using single mouse clicks* several times in gis.m. Then
do the same on the old Grass monitor with d.zoom.
d.zoom performs OK, gis.m fails. See the attached dzoom2.png to see
what the display should look like after 2 single mouse click zoom outs
and the gism2.png to see how it looks after 2 single-mouse click zoom
outs in gis.m. The same problem applies to single mouse click zoom-in
in gis.m. Obviosly there is something wrong with the way the X axis is
scalled. Could you fix that bug? This, hopefully, is the last bug I
know in gis.m.
> d.zoom performs OK, gis.m fails. See the attached dzoom2.png to see
> what the display should look like after 2 single mouse click zoom
> outs and the gism2.png to see how it looks after 2 single-mouse
> click zoom outs in gis.m. The same problem applies to single mouse
> click zoom-in in gis.m. Obviosly there is something wrong with the
> way the X axis is scalled. Could you fix that bug? This, hopefully,
> is the last bug I know in gis.m.
Thanks for the comments. I'm glad that the fixes were successful. I
agree with you about the one click zooming out, only that it is
intermittent. Sometimes I can click and it works perfectly and other
times it does exactly what you show. I've spent some hours on this and
remain baffled. I wanted to deal with the other issues first, but will
certainly return to this puzzling one.
