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nik012003 / ripdrag

Drag and Drop utilty written in Rust and GTK4
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Can't drop file with `--target` #14

Closed IFcoltransG closed 1 year ago

IFcoltransG commented 1 year ago

On Manjaro Linux with i3 and ripdrag v0.2.0, running ripdrag --target and dragging a file from a file manager (pcmanfm-qt) does nothing. After that, dragging more files (or strings) prints the following to the console:

(ripdrag:404510): Gtk-WARNING **: 12:31:07.362: (../gtk/gtk/gtkdroptarget.c:477):gtk_drop_target_handle_crossing: runtime check failed: (self->drop == NULL || self->drop == crossing->drop)

(ripdrag:404510): Gtk-CRITICAL **: 12:31:07.362: gtk_drop_target_handle_event: assertion 'self->drop == gdk_dnd_event_get_drop (event)' failed

Both of these messages are repeated many times. The former whenever I move the mouse over the popup, and the latter whenever I drop something onto it, possibly other times.

Before dropping the first file, nothing is printed and I am able to drop strings correctly. After dropping the first file, all dragging and dropping of files or strings fails in the above way.

--verbose does not seem to change the output.

nik012003 commented 1 year ago

Thank you for reporting! Unfortunately I still haven't found a way around this problem. At this moment in time I'm only able to drag and drop strings, in particular those with "text/uris-list" mime type. So if your file manager supports that, it should work with ripdrag. I will try to fix this for the next release, but I think that requires some modifications in gtk4-rs and it will take time.

nik012003 commented 1 year ago

Solved in version v0.3.0