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View allows faces to have offset: none (produces no error), however:
on Windows this shows the face at 0x0 but keeps offset = none
on GTK this replaces offset with (0,0)
Windows behavior only leads to additional errors. I for example forgot to update template/init for new developments and offset was uninitialized, but I discovered that much further in the code that is using offset, not immediately after view.
Describe the bug
View allows faces to have
offset: none
(produces no error), however:0x0
but keepsoffset = none
offset
with(0,0)
Windows behavior only leads to additional errors. I for example forgot to update
template/init
for new developments andoffset
was uninitialized, but I discovered that much further in the code that is usingoffset
, not immediately afterview
.To reproduce
Run this:
Observe that the face is displayed at 0x0, and f/offset reported as still
none
, which is a gotcha for a lot of code:Expected behavior
Either as on GTK, or an error.
Platform version
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