Custom Query (324 matches)

Previous version, 1.4.0 RC3 had the PDF plug-in working successfully. Having upgraded to 1.4.0 GA the PDF plug-in no longer works.

The DLL contents of the directory are:

4-07-17 4:50p 1413425 0 Lucide1.dll
4-07-17 4:49p 200223 0 ludjvu.dll
4-07-17 4:49p 224075 0 ludoc.dll
4-07-17 4:50p 324507 0 lugbm.dll
4-07-17 4:49p 843627 0 lujpeg.dll
4-07-17 4:49p 871229 0 lupplr.dll

The previous version (1.4.0 RC3) used the following DLLs:

10-18-16 5:14p 1408130 0 Lucide1.dll
10-18-16 12:16p 200218 0 ludjvu.dll
10-18-16 12:16p 224070 0 ludoc.dll
10-18-16 12:16p 843618 0 lujpeg.dll
10-18-16 12:16p 871224 0 lupplr.dll

...where the lupplr.dll bldlevel info is:

Signature: @#Arca Noae:1.40#@##1## 2016-09-11 03:24:00 TRESBOPEEP::EN
:US:0:M:@@ lupoppler DLL Copyright (c) 2016 netlabs/Arca Noae 2006-2012 others All rights reserved
Vendor: Arca Noae
Revision: 1.40
Date/Time?: 2016-09-11 03:24:00
Build Machine: TRESBOPEEP
Language Code: EN
Country Code: US
File Version: 1.40
Description: lupoppler DLL Copyright (c) 2016
netlabs/Arca Noae 2006-2012 others All rights

My system has the following RPM poppler packages installed:

poppler-data (0.4.7-2)
poppler-legacy-63 (0.47.0-1)
poppler-legacy-65 (0.49.0-2)

I suspect this is a poppler issue since the symptoms are identical to what I saw during my poppler packge upgrade and was resolved in ticket ​#341

Attempting to open more than a single instance of Lucide causes a crash.

It does not appear to matter what document is being displayed. I encountered this while attempting to display multiple PDFs, however upon additional testing I can confirm that even when starting just the Lucide program, any other attempts to start a new instance will TRAP.

I suggest not to clear the whole window background before repainting. Especially resizing the window while viewing a JPG looks very ugly. Also, the toolbar should not flicker, while the window is resized.

Another suggestion: replace the tree expand/collaps icons/bitmaps in the container by user defined ones and force them not to be streched. Hint: Pronews has nice ones that fit the font size used.