Event from alert button are (sometime) fired to the element behind alert() window!

[glurp]

Hello, I do not want boring you, but, here is a old bug that can appeared furtively.

require 'green_shoes'

Shoes.app do
  flow { title "aaa" }.click { alert("aaa: move me, with the 'valid' button on the 'ccc' field, and click !") }
  flow { title "bbb" }.click { alert("bbb: move me, with the 'valid' button on the 'ccc' field, and click !") }
  flow { title "ccc" }.click { alert("You have clicked on 'ccc'") }
end

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[glurp]

and same issue under Linux, same code. the alert of 'ccc' do not interfer with other title (aaa and bbb).

[ashbb]

Hi Regis,

Thank you for finding a bug! I confirmed and I didn't notice this strange behavior.

But coincidentally, GutenYe sent me pull requests a few days ago. His commits seem to solve this issue, too!

Try out to use alert() with :block => false option.

The default value of :block option is true for now to keep current behavior. But it may be better to reconsider again.

ashbb

ps. I notice that this issue will be happen for confirm(), ask(), etc. Need to more study for them.

[glurp]

Hello Ashbb

Ok for alert() , but what for ask_blabla() ? :

require 'green_shoes'

Shoes.app do
  flow { title "aaa" }.click { ask_open_file() }
  flow { title "bbb" }.click { alert("bbb: move me, with the 'valid' button
on the 'ccc' field, and click !") }
  flow { title "ccc" }.click { alert("You have clicked on 'ccc'") }
end

It is perhaps a gtk issue?

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2011/8/25 ashbb < reply@reply.github.com>

Hi Regis,

Thank you for finding a bug! I confirmed and I didn't notice this strange behavior.

But coincidentally, GutenYe sent me pull requests a few days ago. His commits seem to solve this issue, too!

Try out to use alert with :block => false option.

The default value of :block option is true for now to keep current behavior. But it may be better to reconsider again.

ashbb

ps. I notice that this issue will be happen for confirm(), ask(), etc. Need to more study for them.

Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/ashbb/green_shoes/issues/48#issuecomment-1898823

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[ashbb]

Yeah, I intended that 'confirm(), ask(), etc.' included ask_blabla(). :-P

It is perhaps a gtk issue?

I'm not sure. But need to study how to use dialog.run.

[ashbb]

Hi raubarede,

Sorry, it's my fault. Ruby/GTK2 is innocent. Now fixed. Look at the commit.

ashbb

[glurp]

super, I will diffuse my p2p tools thes we...