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List:       kde-bugs-dist
Subject:    Bug#1211: Attach in kmail & misc
From:       Birger Langkjer <birger.langkjer () image ! dk>
Date:       1999-04-16 0:02:12
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Package: kmail
Version: 1.0.17

I have a similar problem to #778 at http://bugs.kde.org/db/77/778.html

When I open the dialog to attach a file in kmail and click on a file or press the \
'hide hidden files'-checkbox, I often get this errormessage:


------------------------------------------------------
 H| Kmail                       |X
------------------------------------------------------

 ASSERT: "c < nCols" in widgets/qtableview.cpp (1629)


------------------------------------------------------


If I doubleclick on a folder (if the file I want to attach is in subdirectory to ~/) \
it goes completely bezerk! You don't just get one errormessage-dialogbox, last time I \
got 336! They come really rapidly and fills up half the screen. When it is at about \
278, Linux slows down to a crawl and eventually X crashes or I have to push the reset \
button. I think it is a very serious bug.

The view document source box should be bigger at startup.

I also think there should be a search funktion in the 'Edit'-dropdownmenu (main
window).

And 'casesensitive' in danish translates as 'Forskel på store og små
bogstaver'(win) or 'Store/små bogstaver'(KDE), so you can guess the problem: In
some cases (the find menu) the checkboxes has to be on _top_ of each other,
like this:
----------------
 []blahblah
 []blahblah
----------------

and not like this:
----------------------
 []blahbl []blahblah
----------------------

Sometimes when kmail wraps long lines it doesn't respect newline/cr, eg:
1. There's a carrige return after this line.
2. If I append some more words after line 1 it will look thusly:

1. There's a carrige return after this line. This the extra line I'm apending
so there. 2. If I append some more words after line 1 it will look thusly:


I hope this helps.
I'm using Redhat 5.2 with KDE 1.1, kernel 2.2.0 and glibc 1.2.

--
mvh/best regards
Birger Langkjer
birger.langkjer@image.dk
http://members.xoom.com/langkjer/


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