My application gets spammed with these allocating size warnings constantly, and I have tried to find a way to disable them programmatically without success. Its just noise in the terminal, and misleading in that end users think there is a problem. I think that they should be eliminated as well.
On Tue, Jun 27, 2017 at 9:53 PM, David Breeding <debmint49@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I am seeing this warning when expanding a TreeStore when the expanded height exceeds the size of the window. I'm attaching a minimal but complete program that exhibits this.If there's something I'm missing, I'd appreciate anu pointers, but it seems that this is a bug of sorts. I've Googled this and saw some cases where it was a bug in the application programming, and were corrected, but most of these programs do explicitly allocate the size.In the attached file, I did nothing to attempt to resize the window (the warning definitely refers to the toplevel window).This occurs on all the systems on which I've tried it - Windows compiled under MinGW, Debian testing, Arch Linux, Linux Mint, and Ubuntu. All these systems have some flavor of Gtk 3.22.Also note that on my tests, if List 2 (the lower iter) is expanded first and the expanded size does not exceed the height of the window, and then List 1 is expanded, the warning is not displayed.Seemingly, this is only a harmless warning, but it is a bit disconcerting to see it. FWIW, even Glade (at least v 3.20) emits this warning when the widget hierarchy is expanded.
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