[MacPorts] #33901: qtoctave 0.10.1 -- does not create spreadsheet in Tables window
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Fri May 18 06:17:18 PDT 2012
#33901: qtoctave 0.10.1 -- does not create spreadsheet in Tables window
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Reporter: cdenman@… | Owner: and.damore@…
Type: defect | Status: closed
Priority: Normal | Milestone:
Component: ports | Version: 2.0.4
Resolution: fixed | Keywords: qtoctave, octave, qt4
Port: qtoctave-mac |
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Changes (by and.damore@…):
* status: new => closed
* resolution: => fixed
Old description:
> MacBookPro OSX 10.7.3 Xcode 4.3.2 -- installation process complains that
> the proper SDK does not exist; however, installation completed and
> qtoctave runs and all appears to work except that when a new variable is
> created and the variable Table is displayed in its own sub-window the
> area where the spreadsheet is normally at is only blank white. When I
> run qtoctave using Ubuntu, a spreadsheet is displayed in this window and
> I can paste my variables into the spreadsheet as needed. In qtoctave-
> mac, since there is no spreadsheet, when I try to paste my variable
> values into the Tables window, the items are pasted as shown in the
> command window, but erroneously placed into a "zero" element. Proper
> path for SDKs is shown when using Xcode-select commands. I found a
> suggested patch to fix the "not found SDK" error, but did not know how to
> apply.
New description:
MacBookPro OSX 10.7.3 Xcode 4.3.2 -- installation process complains that
the proper SDK does not exist.
Installation completes and qtoctave runs and appears to correctly work
except that when a new variable is created and the variable Table is
displayed in its own sub-window the area where the spreadsheet is normally
at is only blank white.
When I run qtoctave using Ubuntu, a spreadsheet is displayed in this
window and I can paste my variables into the spreadsheet as needed. In
qtoctave-mac, since there is no spreadsheet, when I try to paste my
variable values into the Tables window, the items are pasted as shown in
the command window, but erroneously placed into a "zero" element.
Proper path for SDKs is shown when using Xcode-select commands. I found a
suggested patch to fix the "not found SDK" error, but did not know how to
apply.
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Comment:
Description rearranged to be more readable.
Replying to [ticket:33901 cdenman@…]:
> MacBookPro OSX 10.7.3 Xcode 4.3.2 -- installation process complains that
the proper SDK does not exist.
I cannot reproduce this, my build output has no errors.
If you want to check this, assuming the complaint is still happening when
building, attach a debug ouput using '''-d''' option to port command.
> Installation completed and qtoctave runs and all appears to work except
that when a new variable is created and the variable Table is displayed in
its own sub-window the area where the spreadsheet is normally at is only
blank white.
You should describe exact steps to reproduce the issue.
I created a 2x3 matrix by typing using ''foo=[1,2,3;4,5,6]'' in command
line field, a ''foo'' variable appeared in ''Variable's List'' palette
and doubleclicking this new row spawns a ''Table: foo'' floating window
with the behavior you described.
> When I run qtoctave using Ubuntu, a spreadsheet is displayed in this
window and I can paste my variables into the spreadsheet as needed.
> In qtoctave-mac, since there is no spreadsheet, when I try to paste my
variable values into the Tables window, the items are pasted as shown in
the command window, but erroneously placed into a "zero" element.
I cannot reproduce this ''zero element'' behavior, I just get empty cell
for the local variable in ''Size'' column of ''Variable's List''.
Notice that [http://www.ohloh.net/p/qtoctave qtoctave development has
stopped mainstream].
That said the issue is due to the assumption on type size, fix committed
r93257.
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Ticket URL: <https://trac.macports.org/ticket/33901#comment:3>
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