Rev 2.8 on RDP is a total disaster

xavier.bury at clearstream.com xavier.bury at clearstream.com
Thu Apr 19 07:25:10 EDT 2007


things get stranger!
The console window is set to 16 bit yet the screencolors still report 
4294967296 which is 24 bit!
And the screendepth is 32!

The colorMap reports only 256 colors (all seem wrong anyway)...
And the documentation says in the comments: If the bit depth is greater 
than 8 bits, the colormap property always reports "Fixed"

But that is not the case!!!!

Conclusion, the rev engine is not aware of what the display depth is being 
displayed in RDP (remote desktop protocol)...

Bugzilla 1076, was reported in 2003, and more than one person consider 
this blocking...

http://quality.runrev.com/qacenter/show_bug.cgi?id=1076

Anyone know any solutions???
Switching the colordepth of the session to 8, 15, 16 or 24 bit is a 
possibility but NONE of them work properly!!! 

Thanks for any hints
Xavier 



use-revolution-bounces at lists.runrev.com wrote on 19/04/2007 11:33:57:

> Bad habits never change. I updated to Rev  2.8 enterprise (no, actually 
i 
> bought a new version) and I was expecting an improvement but not this!!!
> 
> After nearly 8 years, I open the new runrev IDE on a server as I used to 

> with Metacard and 
> behold... ALL THE GRAPHICS ARE ALL SCREWED UP AGAIN! Not ONE color is 
> correct...
> 
> No this is not news!!! I've reported this problem back in 1999!
> 
> But Rev actually managed to make it worse than metacard!!!
> 
> All the icons are noised up (like a corrupted resource on a mac), text 
in 
> the toolbar is just as bad where there is supposed to be a smooth 
> shading...
> 
> Fields are all black, and since the text is black too, you must select 
> text to see what it says...
> 
> Now, that was ok to paste (when copy or paste wants to work) in the 
> license but when you have to edit a script it's "forget it!"
> the whole script editor field is BLACK!
> 
> If anyone know how to work with rev in a virgin install of Rev 2.8 in a 
> Win32 2003 server RDP session in 16 I would really appreciate it!!!
> I cant even debug my scripts!!!
> 
> OOps, the documentation window is also all garbled up too!!! How this 
the 
> developpers and testers manage to miss this???
> 
> Thanks in advance
> Xav
> 
> 
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