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small bug RM7.5 - adding note to Execute Program

sgenzer

Hi...I think there's a small bug in RM7.5 with the Execute Program operator. It will not allow me to attach a note to it. It's the only operator where I am seeing this problem. If I click the yellow sticky note icon while highlighting this particular operator, it creates a standalone yellow sticky instead of a note attached to the operator.

Scott

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Marco_Boeck

Hi,

I just tested this with the 7.5.1 release (because I was just testing that anyway ), and it works fine. We also did not touch anything in that area which should affect this, so this is a bit weird to hear.. Will keep an eye out. Nevertheless, if you have trouble with that, you can also right-click the operator and select "Add note", or just drag&drop an existing note on the operator

Regards,

Marco

sgenzer

thanks, Marco. Those workarounds are good. Perhaps it's a Mac/PC GUI issue? I'm on a Mac Pro running OS X 10.12.4.

FWIW, I still occasionally get weird GUI things from time to time that have been there for several versions. The most annoying one is when I am moving tabs around in the design or results view and it freezes when the icon is a blue square with a plus sign in the middle. I cannot routinely cause the bug so of course it's hard to track

Scott

robin

I would like to add to this, in 9.4 when a pop up window is called for any function it is always in the background on OSX. I need to click on the foreground application window for the pop up to appear.

Movie below to show what happens

https://www.dropbox.com/s/bqojg171mwqy5lt/pop-up.mov?dl=0

sgenzer

yup @robin I don't need to even see your movie. It's a known issue for a LONG time (right @Marco_Boeck?) .

Marco_Boeck

Hi,

We are aware

Unfortunately, Java and OS X decided to have a disagreement at some point about how modal dialogs are handled, so we're stuck with it for the time being..

Regards,
Marco