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Bring BUGS up to date.

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Andrew Hamilton 2016-01-23 00:35:45 +00:00
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then tools fail when they can't find the file. Also, even if watching, there then tools fail when they can't find the file. Also, even if watching, there
would be a race. Do what? would be a race. Do what?
- Scrolling in the help screen doesn't work with the arrow keys. - Scrolling in the help screen doesn't work with the arrow keys.
- Within the sandbox sudo is not working for tools.
- When the filesystem changes a lot vigil is syncing the summary repeatedly
for each part in a queue of changes. Needs to empty the queue then sync.
- There is an exception if vigil's window is made too small.
Current (tool related) Current (tool related)
- disassemble.py is not always found
- disassemble doesn't work for python3 - disassemble doesn't work for python3
- gut had an error with utf-8. A traceback printed directly on the screen, - gut had an error with utf-8. A traceback printed directly on the screen,
garbling the interface. garbling the interface.
- Some file's display is garbled. e.g. perldoc of FieldHash.pm
- Scrolling right on a result from disassemble_pyc (or pydoc run on termstr.py)
causes screen corruption.
Fixed Fixed
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- Sometimes when quitting: "close failed in object destructor", - Sometimes when quitting: "close failed in object destructor",
"sys.excepthook is missing" "sys.excepthook is missing"
<- This has probably gone away now jobs are run differently <- This has probably gone away now jobs are run differently
- disassemble.py is not always found
<- The script isn't used anymore
- Some file's display is garbled. e.g. perldoc of FieldHash.pm
<- pydoc was outputting ASCII term codes.
- Scrolling right on a result from disassemble_pyc (or pydoc run on termstr.py)
causes screen corruption.
<- pydoc was outputting ASCII term codes.
On hold, run-tool related On hold, run-tool related