Re: Gtk2-1.06 build on FC3 x86_64 GtkFileChooser.t test failures?

[Mike Nielsen <miken bigpond net au>]

1.062 fixes this problem.  I guess I was relying on my CPAN mirror to be 
up to date.  Sorry.

Regards,

Mike
muppet wrote:

> On Feb 7, 2005, at 4:31 AM, Mike Nielsen wrote:
>
> > Gtk2-1.061
>
>
> Please try again with 1.062.  There were a bunch of fixes to 
> GtkFileChooser.t in that release that likely fix the problem your're 
> seeing.
>
> > t/GdkDnd.....................ok
> >      1/19 unexpectedly succeeded
>
>
> Harmless.  This test is marked TODO because the behavior on which it 
> relies to verify a binding is not portable across X server 
> implementations.
>
> > [ OK tests left out ]
> > t/GtkFileChooser.............NOK 9#     Failed test 
> > (t/GtkFileChooser.t at line 45)
> > #          got: undef
> > #     expected: '/root/.cpan/build/Gtk2-1.061/gtk2perl.h'
> > t/GtkFileChooser.............NOK 11#     Failed test 
> > (t/GtkFileChooser.t at line 51)
> > #          got: undef
> > #     expected: '/root/.cpan/build/Gtk2-1.061/gtk2perl.h'
>
> ...
>
> It these are what i think they are, they appear to be related to the 
> FileChooser not updating itself immediately, but in an idle handler; 
> hence 1.062 fixes this test to run the comparisons in after running a 
> main loop.
>
> > t/GtkIconTheme...............ok 9/15Gtk-WARNING **: Could not find 
> > the icon 'stock_edit'. The 'hicolor' theme
> > was not found either, perhaps you need to install it.
> > You can get a copy from:
> >      http://freedesktop.org/Software/icon-theme/releases at 
> > t/GtkIconTheme.t line 38.
> > t/GtkIconTheme...............ok
> >      6/15 skipped: lookup_icon returned undef, skipping the rest
>
>
> I get this all the time, despite having the hicolor theme installed.  
> Never have figured it out.
>
>
> > t/GtkPaned...................ok
> >      54/55 unexpectedly succeeded
>
>
> Again, harmless.  The tests verify that the hand-crafted "shrink" and 
> "expand" mutators get the values through properly, and are marked TODO 
> because all X servers do not update the sizes at expected times.
>
> --
> Examples really shouldn't include unexploded ordnance.
>   -- Joe Smith, referring to an example program i wrote.