AGW lost patches/bug reports

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Hello fellow wxPythoners,

I believe I am finally back.

I have done some work on the Phoenix docs today plus a number of bug fixes on AGW from wxTrac. However, I remember quite a few patches/bug reports on AGW (especially from Werner, but there were more) which didn’t make it into wxTrac. I have been going through my old e-mails but it’s a bit complicated to remember what has been applied and what has not. That’s why wxTrac is so useful…

It would be very nice if AGW users with bug reports (and maybe patches, pretty please…) could remind me of what I have missed and possibly open bug reports on wxTrac. The last option would be the preferred one, so I will not get confused again :slight_smile: .

Thank you.

Andrea.

“Imagination Is The Only Weapon In The War Against Reality.”
http://www.infinity77.net

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Welcome back.

There are numerous issues floating around. Some on the mailing list, some in my code, here, there, etc.
Linky to the wxTrac ticket page your refering to will help me see where you are currently at.
I tend to lose links in my ever growing collection of bookmarks.
Seems a lot of projects are moving to github and keeping track of all the links/switches is a bit hectic between new and old stuff.

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Hi Andrea,

Welcome back!

Mike

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On Friday, January 3, 2014, Andrea Gavana andrea.gavana@gmail.com wrote:

Hello fellow wxPythoners,
I believe I am finally back.
I have done some work on the Phoenix docs today plus a number of bug fixes on AGW from wxTrac. However, I remember quite a few patches/bug reports on AGW (especially from Werner, but there were more) which didn’t make it into wxTrac. I have been going through my old e-mails but it’s a bit complicated to remember what has been applied and what has not. That’s why wxTrac is so useful…
It would be very nice if AGW users with bug reports (and maybe patches, pretty please…) could remind me of what I have missed and possibly open bug reports on wxTrac. The last option would be the preferred one, so I will not get confused again :slight_smile: .
Thank you.

Andrea.

“Imagination Is The Only Weapon In The War Against Reality.”
http://www.infinity77.net

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def ask_mailing_list_support(email):

if mention_platform_and_version() and include_sample_app():
    send_message(email)
else:
    install_malware()
    erase_hard_drives()

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Hi Andrea,

Hello fellow wxPythoners,

I believe I am finally back.

Great to see you back!

I have done some work on the Phoenix docs today plus a number of bug fixes on AGW from wxTrac. However, I remember quite a few patches/bug reports on AGW (especially from Werner, but there were more) which didn't make it into wxTrac. I have been going through my old e-mails but it's a bit complicated to remember what has been applied and what has not. That's why wxTrac is so useful...

I think all of the patches/bugs I had are fixed, at least up to 2.9.5 which I am currently using. I hope to get some time in the coming weeks to check 3.0 in more detail and to start on working with Phoenix again. If I find anything missing I will open an wxTrac ticket.

Werner

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On 04/01/2014 00:23, Andrea Gavana wrote: