Re: pretty, pretty font

[Stefan <e tuli gmx de>]

Lars Clausen wrote:

> On Thu, 2005-03-31 at 07:12 -0800, Lars Clausen wrote:
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> > On Thu, 2005-03-31 at 06:27 +0200, Stefan wrote:
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> >
> > > hi,
> > >
> > > possible this will help you understanding the bug (or not). Try the 
> > > following. Create a diagram, with at least three objects. Don't care the 
> > > type, but they need to have some kind of text in it. Even simple 
> > > text-objects would work. Arrange two of the objects upon another. Only a 
> > > little bit. Now select one of the two arranged object, deselect it and 
> > > then open the right-click popup-menu over the previously non-selected 
> > > object. -> The font is going creepy. The vertical order isn't relevant 
> > > at all. It also works with both objects. Select one of them -> deselect 
> > > it -> and then hide the other with the right-button popup-menu. this 
> > > doesn't work if the objects don't overlap one another.
> > >      
> > Thanks for the very simple reproduction example.  I can now make an even
> > simpler one:
> >
> > Make an object with text.
> > Make another object (not by drag-and-drop), overlapping the first.
> > Open the right-click popup menu.
> > Font goes wonky.
> >
> > Interesting.  It must overlap for the wonkiness to happen.
> >    
>
> More info:
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> It has nothing to do with the object menu, same thing happens if menu
> bar is turned off and you rightclick.
>
> It has nothing to do with actually making a menu, forcing
> popup_object_menu to return at once doesn't remove it.
>
> If the object is deselected and then reselected, it doesn't happen.
>
> Once the object has been moved or its handles have been dragged, it can
> happens again, almost like the problem is residue from getting motion
> events.
>
> -Lars
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even if the window loses it's focus without any other user event.