Very odd internal window size problem

Posted by Sebine on Sat 24 Mar 2018 03:54 PM — 18 posts, 68,007 views.

#0
Most of the internal windows are oddly large, between one session and the next.

I don't recall changing fonts or anything so I don't know why this happened. (Nor was I aware you could change the sizes of internal fonts..)

Windows affected:

CTRL F Find
Add/Edit windows for Alias, Trigger, Timer etc


They're just strangely large.. instead of the smaller text/window size I'm used to they're twice as big as usual.


This isn't exactly a huge problem, just kind of jarring to hit CTRL F and have a huge window pop up


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Wouldn't let me edit my comment, so I deleted it.. probably won't let me edit this one.


MUSHclient Version 4.84

Windows 10
Amended on Sun 25 Mar 2018 02:23 AM by Sebine
Australia Forum Administrator #1
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Please help us by advising the version of MUSHclient you are using. Use the Help menu -> About MUSHclient.


Which operating system are you using?
Australia Forum Administrator #2
Can you take a screenshot please? Images are not permitted to be uploaded to this site, however you can use something like Imgur to post an image.

I have never heard of this issue before, so it must be something local to your configuration. Maybe you have enabled extra large fonts or something like that.
#3
Your forum setup is INCREDIBLY strange.

Looked it up, and found there was a new version, updated, problem persists.

https://postimg.org/gallery/wsdxp7gs/6908ee4f/

As I hope you can see, the Edit Window is much larger and has huge fonts compared to the Alias window
Australia Forum Administrator #4
Which operating system are you using?
Australia Forum Administrator #5
Also:

Template:summary

Please provide a summary of your world configuration:

  • Either use the scripting Immediate window (Ctrl+I) to execute: Debug ("summary")

    or

  • Install the Summary plugin (see "Summary" feature) and type "summary"

Then copy the resulting information from the output window, and paste into a Forum message.

You need version 4.55 onwards of MUSHclient to do this.

Australia Forum Administrator #6
You seem to have either a really old version (I note you haven't stated what version you had before, or have now) or have fiddled with the resource DLL file names.

In any case the pictures you posted don't seem to really back up the claim that the Find window is "oddly large". What you posted seems to be similar to what I got when I tried it:



It's a modest sized dialog box in a fairly large window.
#7
I tried editing my previous comment to include that information, but I had already posted once and it wouldn't let me edit.. very weird

Windows 10, was version 4.84, is now 4.94




I assure you, the window used to be MUCH smaller.

Proportional to the alias window




-------------- MUSHclient summary --------------

MUSHclient version: 4.94
Compiled: Jul 28 2014.
Time now: Sunday, March 25, 2018, 11:12 AM
Client running for:  0d 08h 34m 38s
World opened for:    0d 08h 34m 17s
World connected for: 0d 00h 04m 02s
Operating system: Unknown (Platform 2, Major 6, Minor 2)
Libraries: Lua 5.1.4, PCRE 8.35, PNG 1.5.14, SQLite3 3.8.4.3, Zlib 1.2.8
World name: 'AvP', ID: f921d84ff302ef19b5252f41
-- Scripting --
Script language: Lua, enabled: yes
Scripting active: yes
Lua sandbox is 127 characters, DLL loading allowed: yes
Scripting prefix: ''. External editor in use: NO.
Scripting for: 0.000043 seconds.
-- Triggers, aliases, timers, variables --
** Triggers: 7 in world file, triggers enabled: yes. [Triggers]
   4 enabled, 0 regexp, 816 attempts, 0 matched, 0.000513 seconds.
** Aliases: 0 in world file, aliases enabled: yes.
   0 enabled, 0 regexp, 0 attempts, 0 matched, 0.000000 seconds.
** Timers: 1 in world file, timers enabled: NO. [Timers]
   1 enabled, 0 fired.
   Timers checked every 0.1 seconds.
** Variables: 0.
-- MCCP --
MCCP active, took 0.000393 seconds to decompress
MCCP received 2832 compressed bytes, decompressed to 7171 bytes.
MCCP compression ratio was:   39.5% (lower is better)
-- Plugins (Processing order) --
** Plugins: 0 loaded, 0 enabled.
-- Comms --
Connect phase: 8 (Open). NAWS wanted: NO
Received: 5094 bytes (4 Kb)
Sent: 382 bytes (0 Kb)
Received 15 packets, sent 15 packets.
Total lines received: 281
This connection: Sent 9 lines, received 147 lines.
Telnet (IAC) received: DO: 6, DONT: 0, WILL: 2, WONT: 4, SB: 4 [Telnet]
-- MXP --
MXP active: NO, Pueblo mode: NO, Activated: On command
MXP tags received: 0
MXP entities received: 0
MXP errors: 0
-- Commands --
Commands in command history: 15
Speed walking enabled: yes. Speed walking prefix: #
Command stacking enabled: yes. Command stack character: ';'
Accelerators defined: 0
-- Miniwindows --
** Miniwindows: 0 loaded, 0 shown.
-- Output window --
Output pixels: width 1259, height: 560, font width: 7, font height: 15
               can show 179 characters, wrapping at column 140, height 37 lines.
Output buffer: 299 of 500000 lines.
-- Miscellaneous --
Logging: NO, tracing: NO
** SQLite3 databases: 0
Sound buffers in use: 0

---------------------- End summary ----------------------
Amended on Sun 25 Mar 2018 08:06 PM by Nick Gammon
#8
New problem:

Hitting enter no longer attempts to connect..

Far more annoying than the box and font thing.
Amended on Sun 25 Mar 2018 07:01 PM by Sebine
#9
Sebine said:

New problem:

Hitting enter no longer attempts to connect..

Far more annoying than the box and font thing.


Edit does not seem to work...


Numbers 6 onward are invisible

If I type 1234567890 6 onward and anything else I type is invisible...

WhatthefuckdidIdo!?
Australia Forum Administrator #10
Judging by this:

Quote:

Operating system: Unknown (Platform 2, Major 6, Minor 2)


You have Windows 8, version 6.2.

See OSVERSIONINFO structure


It is strange that you say you have Windows 10, are you running a virtual machine?

Quote:

Edit does not seem to work...


Numbers 6 onward are invisible

If I type 1234567890 6 onward and anything else I type is invisible...


Something is seriously wrong. There are many people using MUSHclient and not being able to type 6 onwards is something I have never heard of.

I suggest you try the latest released version (5.05):

http://www.gammon.com.au/forum/?id=13918

Or try the pre-release version of 5.06:

http://www.gammon.com.au/forum/?id=13903

Odd fonts, edit windows not working, not being able to type, that all sounds like you are running out of memory.
Amended on Sun 25 Mar 2018 08:46 PM by Nick Gammon
USA Global Moderator #11
Nick Gammon said:

Judging by this:

Quote:

Operating system: Unknown (Platform 2, Major 6, Minor 2)


You have Windows 8, version 6.2.

See OSVERSIONINFO structure


It is strange that you say you have Windows 10, are you running a virtual machine?


https://www.gammon.com.au/forum/?id=14099&page=999
#12
Okay figured out part of the problem
My hdd was 200% fucked and dead

Getting it replaced and will be back in 2-3 days.
#13
Also i meant edit on the forum

Trying to edit my replies doesn't work
Australia Forum Administrator #14
When you say "doesn't work" you mean it won't let you, or the changes don't appear?

See recent similar complaint:

http://www.gammon.com.au/forum/?id=14221
Australia Forum Administrator #15


Oh, oops.
Amended on Mon 26 Mar 2018 11:07 PM by Nick Gammon
#16
Well my friends.

Whatever the problem WAS

Now it's NOT.

Dare to compare

Problem
https://postimg.org/image/dx4we5xbv/

No problem
https://postimg.org/image/mydgs2r3v/


i dunno, it's fixed

The last backup I have of MUSH was my 4.84, ain't changing it cuz 4.94 didn't like to save the positions of the toolbars...
Australia Forum Administrator #17
Sebine said:

Most of the internal windows are oddly large, between one session and the next.

...

This isn't exactly a huge problem, just kind of jarring to hit CTRL F and have a huge window pop up


Glad it's fixed. Could have been some sort of issue with your hard disk, maybe it couldn't access swap memory.

From your screenshots it look to me like the internal windows are not in fact "large" or "huge" but just that the fonts have changed from the usual internal dialog font (I don't think the code actually changes fonts) to the fallback system font.