Program error in function: Toolbar Size Allocate

[Demon]

** (xpad:190557): WARNING **: 00:22:43.744: There is a problem in the program Xpad. In function 'xpad_pad_toolbar_size_allocate' the variable 'event->height' is not a positive number.

[Arthur Borsboom (arthurborsboom)]

Hi Demon,

Thanks for the bug report, but it is a bit, errr, lean. :)

Which version of Xpad does this happen?
How does it happen (describe steps)?

Cheers,
Arthur.

[Demon (demonrx)]

Hi Arthur,

I thought it was too :))

I see this warning when starting Xpad(version 5.4) from the terminal.

I'm running Ubuntu 22 (22.04.1 LTS jammy)

( I have attached the log file for you - hope this helps )

I initially thought it might be caused because of starting the app from terminal rather than from the GUI. But I see there's commandline options available.

[Arthur Borsboom (arthurborsboom)]

I am wondering if this bug is caused by an invalid pad.
To determine if it is pad dependent, I would like to start with a clean state.

Would you mind to

- Quit Xpad
- Rename the Xpad storage folder to something else, for example /home/demon/.config/xpad to /home/demon/.config/xpad-org
- Start Xpad
- Create a pad with some info
- Quit and start Xpad

Does it still happen? If not, it might be caused by a pad (configuration).

Or you able to find the problematic pad in the original folder (by trial and error)?

[Demon (demonrx)]

So your advice worked.

I beleive the error might be caused by the old default-style file.

ran diff command on the old and new version:

demon@JammyHP15:~/.config$ diff xpad/default-style xpad.old/default-style
1c1
< decorations 0
---
> decorations 1
9,13c9,13
< back NULL
< use_back 0
< text NULL
< use_text 0
< fontname Sans 12
---
> back rgb(0,0,0)
> use_back 1
> text rgb(186,189,182)
> use_text 1
> fontname Ubuntu 12
15c15
< auto_hide_toolbar 1
---
> auto_hide_toolbar 0
19c19
< autostart_delay 0
---
> autostart_delay 5