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#2698 | Fixed | Column data indexes corrupted during column removal | ||
Description |
There is a bug in the remove_column code. At line 502 of listview.py: # Remove from the liststore columns list for index in column_indices: del self.liststore_columns[index] column_indices is an ascending list of data indexes that a plugin uses. Normally, if a plugin only registers one status field, it loops once and there is no side effect. However, if a plugin registers multiple status fields, deleting indexes in that order will cause the liststore_columns list to be corrupted because any items after the deleted index will be shifted down in the list which would change their indexes as the loop is being executed. Reversing the order of column_indices should fix the problem. |
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#2697 | Invalid | Can't click most of the GUI | ||
Description |
This program is the only program this happens to. When I open deluge recently, GUI doesn't respond to mouse clicks. I tried restarting computer, erasing keys from registry, rolling back to older versions. The GUI fails to register key clicks. For example wh en I click file nothing happens, I have to use keyboard shortcuts to access it. But when I click the Play button on deluge, it clicks down. |
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#2696 | Fixed | incorrect destination folder shown in GTK UI | ||
Description |
I have the global destination folder set to '/u/finished' in preferences-downloads-move completed to. If for a single downloading torrent I change move completed to: on the options tab of the bottom UI panel to something else e.g. /var/torrents/fin UI starts showing 'fin' in the bottom panel for all torrents - even seeding, as on the attached screenshot. It is a cosmetic bug - torrents that have no destination folder explicitely set will be moved to the default destination folder regardless of what is shown in the UI. 1.3.10, kubuntu 14.04, don't remember having this bug in 1.3.7 and I skipped .8 and .9, also I've upgraded ubuntu from 12.04 to 14.04 about the same time as deluge. Also it would've been better if deluge showed full save path here, not the last folder im the path. |