In the csound5gui options, there is a check box for 'run
widgets on a separate thread'. Try checking or unchecking it.

Victor
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "luis jure" 
To: "csound list" 
Sent: Tuesday, April 01, 2008 5:20 PM
Subject: [Csnd] csoundgui and FLTK opcodes on windows


> hello list,
>
> please excuse if this has been discussed before, but i haven't used
> csound on windows (and windows in general) in a long time. i'm
> beginning a course on csound and all my students use windows. so i
> tried installing 5.08 on windows myself (XP) to check how it works.
>
> i had no problems whatsoever with the installation. everything seems to
> work, i only found a problem with csoundgui: when i open a csd with
> FLTK opcodes, the widgets aren't properly drawn and the panel is
> frozen with whatever was on the screen at the moment.
>
> i'm using the examples that come with the csound distribution, and they
> work when run from the command line, except that the fonts are huge, as
> has been mentioned already.
>
> i checked again on linux, and nothing of this happens.
>
> best,
>
> lj
>
>
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El Tue, 01 Apr 2008 19:42:35 +0100
victor  escribió:

> In the csound5gui options, there is a check box for 'run
> widgets on a separate thread'. Try checking or unchecking it.

i only found a check box in the "Real time audio" tab called "Perform
on a separate thread", are you referring to this?

with the box unchecked the panel stays all white, with the box checked
the panel freezes what was previously in the screen.