Hi Chris,
Thanks for your help !
I downloaded and installed the Tk-804.028_502 development release and it immediately solved my problem.
Thanks !!!!!
Kind regards, Ivo. | [reply] |
And also my thanks to all others who replied. This site is great !
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Thanks for this post. I have a legacy Perl/Tk application that a client needs ported to Solaris 11 x86-64. I have perl 5.6.1 and Tk800.024, and I am getting this post's subject error message.
I am not able to build (or probably use) Tk-804.028_502 as recommended, so I was wondering what you think about the viability of these alternatives:
a) Is the cause of this issue relegated to one or a few C files which can be merged into Tk800.024 and then rebuilt, or
b) Is is possible to use a SREZIC-Patch style patch?
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The Tk Bug Tracker on SourceForge provided a very detailed post which allowed me to create a workaround for the ancient copy of Perk/Tk I have to use. Basically, X.Org added a new event, which pushed protocol constant LASTEvent from 35 to 36, and assumptions were made as to that value always being 35.
The changes I made were as follows (colored red)to the named source files in the Tk800.024 source distro.
./pTk/mTk/xlib/X11/X.h
#define MappingNotify 34
#define GenericEvent 35
#define LASTEvent 36 /* must be bigger than any event # */
./pTk/tkBind.c
./pTk/mTk/generic/tkBind.c
static int flagArrayTK_LASTEVENT = {
...
/* MappingNotify */ 0,
/*CN Not used */ 0,
...
};
./pTk/tkEvent.c
./pTk/mTk/generic/tkEvent.c
static unsigned long eventMasksTK_LASTEVENT = {
...
0, /* Mapping Notify */
0, /*CN X.Org added 'GenericEvent' */
...
};
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