submenus in popup-menus?

Hi.  Ive got a hard time finding the errors im doing in some callbacks
assigned to a submenu of a 'contextual' menu (popup-menu, mouse-3,
right-click...).

There are 2 interfaces set up at the bottom, one with a standard menu w.
submenu - working as expected - and one using the same menu-elements in
a 2-level popup-menu - where the sub-menu elements dont work.

Any clues to whats going on is highly appreciated.

-anders


(defun showelem (data iface)
  (display-message "~A" (list data iface)))

(setq m1 (make-instance 'menu
			:items '("Red" "Blue" "Green")
			:callback 'showelem))

(setq m2 (make-instance 'menu
			:items (list 1 2 3 4 m1)
			:callback 'showelem))

(defun popup-test (pane x y)
  (capi:display-popup-menu
   (make-instance 'capi:menu
		  :items (list 1 2 3 4 m1)
		  :callback 'showelem)))

(define-interface test ()
  ()
  (:panes
   (viewer output-pane
	   :visible-min-height 100
	   :visible-min-width 100
	   :input-model '((:post-menu popup-test)))))

;; selecting the items in submenu calls the callback-func:

(display (make-instance 'test))

;; selecting the items in (right-click) submenu does not call the
;; callback-func:

(display (make-instance 'interface
			:menu-bar-items (list m2)
			:visible-min-height 100
			:visible-min-width 100))

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Re: submenus in popup-menus? not on Linux Professional 6.1.1?


    > Both "display" examples work for me on Mac 64-bit Lispworks
    > 6.1.1, if by work you mean I get the popup when I select "blue"
    > from the second-level menu.

Thanks for checking.  Yes exactly, selecting items from the submenu
(ie. "blue") doesn't call the callback to set up any display-message on
this lisp.

Ive got LW Professional 6.1.1 on Linux here, so i guess this suggests
theres a bug in this distro/version, or perhaps something with gtk?.

Ive got a thread going with lisp-support on this, and will follow up
there, and post the conclusions here when they arrive.

-anders

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Re: submenus in popup-menus? not on linux pro 6.1.1?

>>>>> "a" == anders vinjar <anders.vinjar@bek.no> writes:

    a> Hi.  Ive got a hard time finding the errors im doing in some
    a> callbacks assigned to a submenu of a 'contextual' menu
    a> (popup-menu, mouse-3, right-click...).

If anybody else is on linux, and could confirm or refute, i'd now if its
me or lw.

When checking directly in the IDE now (trashed ~/.lispworks-config and
using a 'fresh' lw-image), none of the sub-menu-actions of any
context-menu (right-click) work at all - "Expression"->"Documentation",
"Expression"->"Evaluate Region" :-/

Ive almost not touched the ide (working inside slime) yet myself, but if
its a bug i cant beleive others on linux havent complained.  So im very
much hoping its something i screwed up, and somebody's got cure.

-anders

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Re: submenus in popup-menus? not on linux pro 6.1.1?

>>>>> "P" == Paul Tarvydas <paultarvydas@gmail.com> writes:

    P> The right-click actions work for me in LWW.

Thanks for checking.  Ive heard from others also it works on their
installations, something weird platform-dependencies, possibly gtk+-ish
or some such

Dont know whats happening yet, but lisp-support is doing work to try to
find out whats going on.  If other linux-users could test and send
reports it would help.

    P> Your code for the second window: (...)  doesn't contain an
    P> :input-model

I included it to compare the same menu used in 2 ways.

    >> Ive almost not touched the ide

    P> Why?  I find the debugger (etc) integration so useful, that I
    P> stopped using emacs with LW...

It does indeed seem very powerful.  Ive just started with lw for one
specific project, and find the various parts of slime do what i need,
besides being well integrated inside emacs.  I do actually setup lw's
process-browser for developing/debugging various mp: work, occasionally
also the class/method-browsers, and once-in-a-while been looking around
in more of the ide - it might get more use in time.

The main thing im missing is good debugging of ffi-code (mainly cffi),
do you think the lw-ide might help here?

-anders

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Re: submenus in popup-menus? solution: comment "EmulateWheelButton" part in xorg.conf

The errors went away after unsetting "EmulateWheel" for mouse-3 (lenovos
trackpoint mouse) in one /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/*.conf file:

 	Option		"EmulateWheel"		"true"
     	Option		"EmulateWheelButton"	"3"

Commenting the above gets the 2nd- and higer-level context-menus working
as expected in lw.

The setting above is afaik a more or less standard mapping used on many
3-button mouse laptops.  My friend using gentoo has probably the same
settings, perhaps also as a standard setting in his dist.

Further, i cant see why this should break only lw, and only on the
callbacks for 2nd-level (or higher) context-menus.

Cheers.

-anders

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