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Graeme Geldenhuys

Hi,

I just got a svn update of Lazarus. Recompiled the IDE.... I live the new bracket highlighting by the way. :-)

Anyway, I wanted to customise the Editor Toolbar and when I clicked on the Configure button, I got the following error. This did not occur with my previous Lazarus version (r15791)

I'm currently using Lazarus v0.9.25 r15862M i386-linux-gtk.

Is this still part of the issues with the "image format rewrite" or is that task completed and this is a new issue?

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- Graeme -

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Marc Weustink
to Graeme Geldenhuys
Graeme Geldenhuys wrote 13 lines
Hi, I just got a svn update of Lazarus. Recompiled the IDE.... I live the new bracket highlighting by the way. :-) Anyway, I wanted to customise the Editor Toolbar and when I clicked on the Configure button, I got the following error. This did not occur with my previous Lazarus version (r15791) I'm currently using Lazarus v0.9.25 r15862M i386-linux-gtk. Is this still part of the issues with the "image format rewrite" or is that task completed and this is a new issue?

It means that there is still a XPM defined as resource for a glyph. IIRC, they all should have been replaced.

Anyway, I consider this as a new issue too, since (for compatebility reasons) reading a XPM as resource glyph shoud be allowd (ppl may still have a XPM on older apps)

Marc

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