Package: gfpoken Version: 0.31-2 There are small regions to the right of and below the grid that cause gfpoken to fail when they are clicked, due to poor bounds checking in the click event handlers.
For example: 1. Clicking the right region in line with the top row of the grid manipulates the second cell in the second row of the grid; in a grid with five columns numbered 0-4, that click tried to manipulate column *6* which wrapped in the linear array in memory. 2. Clicking the right region in line with the bottom row, or the bottom region in line with any of the columns, results in an exit with "BUG: unknown case in nextobj" or a SEGV. In this case, it tried to manipulate a cell off the edge of the grid and hence off the end of the memory array. 3. Clicking either region in line with the "ball rolling" areas results in corrupted graphics (as if a ball is rolling through the out-of-bounds region) followed by an exit with a "Hash overrun" message. It seems the mouse button event handlers need to do better checking for out-of-bounds values, and/or the grid widget needs to size itself correctly so these regions don't exist. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-bugs-dist-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
