Am Sonntag, den 04.11.2007, 20:15 +0100 schrieb Christophe Grandsire:
> When going to the syntax highlighting dialog (Edit -> Preferences ->
> Syntax highlighting) and choosing any filetype in its combo box, the
> "Pattern" list box gets filled with the various existing patterns for
> this filetype.
>
> However, when clicking on those patterns to check them, the rest of the
> dialog stays empty: it does *not* get filled with the details of the
> chosen pattern (regexes, colour, etc.). It is the only dialog in the
> Preferences window that seems to fail, all the others seem to work
> correctly.
Hm. I could think of a "corruption" of the rc_file in your users
directory (~/.bluefish/). The way the pattern are stored is not the best
(we are thinking about some improvements). Pattern can be split in this
file. You could do me a favour and test the following, if it maybe
solves your problem.
First backup your users directory ${HOME}/.bluefish.
1) you can try to reset the highlighting pattern (follow the
instructions in README.Debian)
2) remove the whole users ${HOME}/.bluefish directory and try again
Is your problem solved?
[..]
> Note that the dialog worked correctly when I was still using GNOME 2.18
> (mostly, as there were times when it did fail to load details as well,
> but usually closing the Preferences window and reopening it was enough).
> Now that I finally updated my Sid installation to GNOME 2.20, the dialog
> always fails to show pattern details.
Hm. I'm using the same GNOME version and everything works as expected.
Regards, Daniel
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