If you put in an Apply, could you also add a Cancel (probably unnecessary if not Applying does the same thing) or a Reset (to defaults)
With the Scrollwheel changing menu selections (when scrolling the window causes a gadget to slide under the mouse pointer position), it is too easy to accidentally change settings and not recall the original setting.
@ztlxltl
Here is what I do.
In Configure settings → Boxes → Family Boxes click [+]
Change the ‘Gutter’ to ‘Image’
Change ‘Max height’ from 80 to 60
Click the ‘Max width’ => crash
I ran Gramps from terminal with debugging
Here’s the output:
This a tag assigned to this particular family in the example.gramps database. It also appears in the panel but further down (below the children and buttons). The color is defined by the tag, and the shape should resemble a physical tag, just like the Gramps icon for tags:
Just did a quick grep for ‘logging’ on FamilyTreeView
None of the FamilyTreeView python files has an ‘import logging’, so I don’t think running Gramps with ‘–debug’ will output any usefull info.
That’s correct.
Thanks for posting the error messages. The segmentation fault suggests that this is an underlying problem in a GObject library, since (to my knowledge) Python itself or the PyGObject API should not directly cause a segfault. Most likely I can work around the problem somehow.
After a few hours of struggle, I managed to get a virtual machine with macOS Big Sur up and running. It’s horribly slow, though, even though I’ve increased the resources available to the VM.
Using this VM, I was able to reproduce your crash. I’ll try to investigate further from here.
My suggestion is to create a Mantis bug report. Be sure to include the Crash Report. Mark it for Mac and assign to jralls.
To get the Crash Report, open Console, select Crash Reports. Hover and right click over the report. Reveal in Finder. The crash report is the *.ips file.
@ztlxltl a short question. We can see a colored dot of tag on a box. But its too small for me, I would like have ability to make it bigger. Where can I resize it and make much more bigger? Ubuntu. Thank you!
I assume you’re referring to the colored dots that appear at the bottom of the boxes of the home person and the family in this screenshot:
The dot is the Unicode character U+2B24 ⬤ with the text color set to the tag color. I could implement an option to increase the font size, but that would interfere with the line height algorithm used to calculate e.g. box heights.
You could try using a different “Visualization” of the tag: In the config window, on the “Boxes” page, in the “List of person box item definitions” table, select the row with “Tags” as “Item type”. On the right, select “Name and color” in the “Visualization” drop-down menu. Repeat the same with the “List of family box item definitions” table.
For long tag names and many tags, one line may not be enough so you can increase the “Number of lines” just above the “Visualization” dropdown (for both person and family boxes individually).
Does this solve your problem? If not, please describe your use case and the problem in more detail.
I’m currently working on a customizable background for the boxes, which will also allow you to use the color of tags. This should make it much easier to see which tag is applied to a person or family.
So, Its much more better, because of its bigger than dots. Anyway I will explain what do I do.
I opened two GRAMPS apps on WM and host and compare two very big trees. The compared people I mark with a green tag. And I would like zoom out the tree and see the people who isn’t synced yet. But the small green dot is invisible. It would be ideally if I have ability change the whole cards’ colors for synced people.
Even with such soom I almost dont see the green dot, but the tree is much more bigger.
That sounds pretty much like the feature I’m working on. But it still needs a lot of work and I’m not sure when I’ll have time to finish it, probably a few weeks.
As a workaround:
Use the sidebar filter and filter for the “Tag” you’re looking for.
On the “Appearance” page, check the “Gray out people who do not match the sidebar filter” checkbox.
On the “Experimental” page, make sure the checkbox labeled “Prune people who do not match the sidebar filter” is cleared.
You can select more saturated (not darker, as the filter’s grayscaling only reduces saturation) colors in the Gramps Preferences on the “Color” page to make it easier to identify the highlighted people. They are used by FTV.
Here is an example without changing the colors in the Gramps Preferences:
@emyoulation
A Cancel button makes sense. A Reset button is not needed here, since the defaults are preserved and only copies of the default definitions are modified. But in general, I have this long-standing request on my todo list.
I tried not to use scrollable widgets in the config window. So this should not be a problem. If there is a scrollable config page that has a dropdown, please let me know.