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  1. » [haiku-3rdparty-dev] BView::_InitData(): resizing mode or flags swapped when launch an app with user addons disabledHere I have an old BeOS app (well, is provided with the source code, so isn't so "old", since I recompiled it on Haiku) which works flawlessy, except when I run Haiku with user addons disabled, from the boot options. In such case, when I launch LockWorkstation, I get the following error (I can see that error when I launch it from a Terminal window): Mariux BView::_InitData(): resizing mode or flags swapped. As I've said, this error is present only when I boot Haiku with user addons disabled: if I run this app in the regular way of Haiku, the app works OK. I cannot figure out what should be edited in the source code. I can see that such entries are present in mBitmap.h (http://sprunge.us/RCfG) and mBitmap.cpp (http://sprunge.us/RCdN) The source code is available here (I don't remember which was the license of such open source app, IIRC, was released under MIT, but I'm not very To: haiku-3rdparty-dev@xxxxxxxxxxxxx, Giovanni Mugnai
  2. » [haiku-3rdparty-dev] Re: BView::_InitData(): resizing mode or flags swapped when launch an app with user addons disabledHere I have an old BeOS app (well, is provided with the source code, so isn't so "old", since I recompiled it on Haiku) which works flawlessy, except when I run Haiku with user addons disabled, from the boot options. In such case, when I launch LockWorkstation, I get the following error (I can see that error when I launch it from a Terminal window): Mariux BView::_InitData(): resizing mode or flags swapped. As I've said, this error is present only when I boot Haiku with user addons disabled: if I run this app in the regular way of Haiku, the app works OK. I cannot figure out what should be edited in the source code. I can see that such entries are present in mBitmap.h (http://sprunge.us/RCfG) and mBitmap.cpp (http://sprunge.us/RCdN) The source code is available here (I don't remember which was the license of such open source app, IIRC, was released under MIT, but I', Giovanni Mugnai
  3. » [haiku-3rdparty-dev] Re: BView::_InitData(): resizing mode or flags swapped [...], Humdinger