Version: 0.7.2 (using KDE 3.1.2) Installed from: SuSE Compiler: gcc version 2.95.3 20010315 (SuSE) OS: Linux (i686) release 2.4.18 Hi, I think this bug must have been introduced with 0.7.2 -- on KDE 3.1.0 I did use the scoring successfully. The problem is, that the widget to actually set the score in the scoring dialog is missing when you choose the action "change score"; instead you have the label which you should see when you didn't select any action. The weird thing is, that it happens only every second time (ie n mod 2 == 0) I open the dialog... Cheers, Malte
Created attachment 1852 [details] screenshot of the scoring dialog note the label saying "Btte w
the problem is introduced by the dummy label "Select an action". That one offsets all widgets on the right by one. Someone apparently tried to fix this by adding a QString:null to the combo box on the left. However, the null string is added to the end while the dummy label is at the start. So the two sides match in length 4 but the 3 choices within are still offset by one. One solution is to add the null string to the start by moving the code up. That way you start with "select an action" and see an unlabelled combo box.I attach a patch that does this. However, I'd prefer to have the dummy label AND the null string removed, though, as I fail to see the point of introducing it in the first place.
Created attachment 2155 [details] aligns combobox/widgets while keeping dummy label
The bug is still there, this time in KDE 3.1.3. There is a workaround: use <tab> to get a keyboard focus to a list of actions, change action with a kbd, and lo! you can see the missing widget. You can use a mouse afterwards, it stays there until you close a dialog.
Thanks, the bug has been fixed.
*** Bug has been marked as fixed ***.