Setup (please complete the following information):
Distribution: Debian
Distribution release: stable
Geeqie version [geeqie --version]: latest git
Describe the bug
The fix for the bug #1450 seems to have fixed the looks of the buttons and part of the behavior, many thanks for that - BUT, now that it works I have discovered that it doesn't work correctly until I go to preferences (I don'ẗ even need to go to the toolbar preferences tab, just open the preferences window) and press OK to apply them before it works properly. Before I do this, pressing a plugin toolbar button just gives
in a terminal, but no action. After going to the preferences, pressing OK to apply them, the toolbar plugin button works just fine. Doing some research it looks like the function config_window_apply() in preferences.cc calls toolbar_apply(TOOLBAR_MAIN), which isn't called before this, this might be related. This might be a config thing specific to my setup, but I kind of doubt it.
To reproduce
See above ^.
Expected behavior
Toolbar plugin buttons working without having to go to preferences first to make it work.
Setup (please complete the following information):
Describe the bug The fix for the bug #1450 seems to have fixed the looks of the buttons and part of the behavior, many thanks for that - BUT, now that it works I have discovered that it doesn't work correctly until I go to preferences (I don'ẗ even need to go to the toolbar preferences tab, just open the preferences window) and press OK to apply them before it works properly. Before I do this, pressing a plugin toolbar button just gives
in a terminal, but no action. After going to the preferences, pressing OK to apply them, the toolbar plugin button works just fine. Doing some research it looks like the function
config_window_apply()
in preferences.cc callstoolbar_apply(TOOLBAR_MAIN)
, which isn't called before this, this might be related. This might be a config thing specific to my setup, but I kind of doubt it.To reproduce See above ^.
Expected behavior Toolbar plugin buttons working without having to go to preferences first to make it work.