Re: Strange Runtime Message

[Bob Caryl <bob fis-cal com>]

I am not using any methods related to GnomeCanvas whatsoever.  This
application is a straightforward user interface, using standard onscreen
controls such as Gtk::Entry, Gtk::TreeView, Gtk::CheckButton, etc. to
maintain data in a PostgreSQL database.  The only image handling done in
this application is the creation of a pixbuf from an inline image
structure to replace the window icon with one of my own design.  Code
for that follows:

Glib::RefPtr<Gdk::Pixbuf> fis_icon =
Gdk::Pixbuf::create_from_inline(-1,fisicon_inline,FALSE);
set_icon(fis_icon);

Besides this, everything I've read so far indictes that I would have to
enter duplicate 'x' coordinates in some libart routine in order for this
error to be manifest.  I'm not overtly using ANY libart routines, let
alone GnomeCanvas; so, other than a bug in some underlying library, how
could this be happening?

Bob


Paul Davis wrote:

>On Fri, 2005-12-02 at 16:01 -0600, Bob Caryl wrote:
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>>Paul Davis wrote:
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>>>On Wed, 2005-11-30 at 14:56 -0600, Bob Caryl wrote:
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>>>>When my application is run from a console command line, the following is
>>>>output to the console: "attempt to put segment in horiz list twice"
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>>>>Does anyone know what error this indicates?
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>>>you gave a set of points to libart which includes the same x coordinate
>>>twice in a row. libart doesn't like this. it would be nice if it could
>>>keep its mouth shut since it doesn't actually break anything.
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>>>--p
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>>The forgoing might be true except that I do not use, nor do I link
>>libart into my application as shown by the follwing dump of the output
>>of "readelf -d gmwclassification" :
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>ldd is a better tool for this.
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>your app uses the GnomeCanvas, i would imagine. that creates implicit
>links to libart.
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>--p
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