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c++.windows.32-bits - SciTE DMC++ display glitches

↑ ↓ ← "Bruce Dodson" <bruce_dodson_except_this_part hotmail.com> writes:
I built SciTE with DMC++.  Works great, but there were
display glitches that do not occur with other compilers.
When I resize the window, some "dirt" tends to collect and
does not get invalidated.  To show what I mean (link will
remain active for at least a few weeks):

http://users.hfx.eastlink.ca/~gisdev/scitedm.png

Any idea what might cause that?  I doubt it is a code
generation problem, since I can't think how that would
affect anything.

Bruce
Jan 15 2004
↑ ↓ "Włodzimierz Skiba" <abx abx.art.pl> writes:
"Bruce Dodson" <bruce_dodson_except_this_part hotmail.com> wrote in 
news:bu7m5g$1nsp$1 digitaldaemon.com:

 When I resize the window, some "dirt" tends to collect and
 does not get invalidated. 

Do you mean dirty line below menu? AFAIK it's kind of Windows bug visible within builds of other compilers as well. ABX
Jan 16 2004
↑ ↓ → "Bruce Dodson" <bruce_dodson_except_this_part hotmail.com> writes:
It doesn't occur in the MinGW, BCC, or MSVC builds; that's
all I know.

"Włodzimierz Skiba" <abx abx.art.pl> wrote in message
news:bu8kts$9m0$1 digitaldaemon.com...
 "Bruce Dodson" <bruce_dodson_except_this_part hotmail.com>

 news:bu7m5g$1nsp$1 digitaldaemon.com:

 When I resize the window, some "dirt" tends to collect


 does not get invalidated.

Do you mean dirty line below menu? AFAIK it's kind of

 within builds of other compilers as well.

 ABX

Jan 16 2004