Re: [Bug-gnubg] Edit cube position bug

[Michael Petch]

On 4/9/08 9:02 AM, "Massimiliano Maini" <address@hidden> wrote:

> Hmm, I'm lost ... let's try to narrow it down. 
>
> At startup (before starting a session), where is the cube, right or left ? 
> Right for me (playing clockwise). 
>
> If you just switch the playing direction, does the cube change side ? 
> Not for me ... 
>
> Same behavior with the exes on the gnubg.org site (20080319 timestamp) 
> as well as with latest code. 
>
> MaX. 

First I have gone into Gnu, selected “Play Clockwise”, saved settings. Exited Gnu. When I launch Gnu the board is  playing clockwise (And the menu item does show a checkmark beside “Play Clockwise”). The cube initially is “64” (Centered) on the right side of the board.

I then click the “new” icon, select the “$” icon, I click “ok” to start. The cube is still on the right (And shows 64 as it should).
I then hit “Edit” icon, single click the cube on the right, click the value “8” cube for player on bottom (as an example – but I tried all 3 ways top/bottom/centered).
At this point my  8 cube is bottom right of the board. I then hit “Edit” icon to exit editing
I now go to menu and click “Play Clockwise” so that I am not playing counterclockwise (and the check disappears).
The table is flipped and the cube is now on the bottom left of the screen
I now click “Edit” icon, single click the cube that is in bottom left, I get the cube setting window,  and then I click cube “4” for bottom player.
Cube is now in bottom left still and shows “4”. I hit “edit” again to turn off editing and play resumes normally.