Attachment 397910 Details for Bug 595560

Test case reproducing the problem (in python)

global-menu-bug.py (text/plain), 1.08 KB, created by Forgotten User h13THG8RK1 on 2010-10-31 18:57:52 UTC

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Created: 2010-10-31 18:57:52 UTC

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>#!/usr/bin/python
>
># Notice how, when you add a GtkMenuBar to your app while running,
># global-menubar-applet will not show the menubar depending on the
># order of the show() call -- which shouldn't matter at all.
>
>import gtk
>
>def create_window (title):
>	window = gtk.Window()
>	window.set_title (title)
>	window.set_default_size (500, 500)
>	window.connect ("delete-event", gtk.main_quit)
>	window.show()
>	return window
>
>def create_menubar():
>	menubar = gtk.MenuBar()
>	item = gtk.MenuItem ("File")
>	menubar.append (item)
>	return menubar
>
>window1 = create_window ("Window 1 -- works")
>window2 = create_window ("Window 2 -- doesn't work")
>window3 = create_window ("Window 3 -- doesn't work")
>
>while gtk.events_pending():
>	gtk.main_iteration()  # run-time
>
>menubar1 = create_menubar()
>menubar2 = create_menubar()
>menubar3 = create_menubar()
>
># bug: check which windows have a menubar; the order of the
># show_all() call shouldn't be important.
>
>window1.add (menubar1)
>menubar1.show_all()
>
>menubar2.show_all()
>window2.add (menubar2)
>
>menubar3.show_all()
>window3.add (menubar3)
>menubar3.show_all()
>
>gtk.main()
>

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