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Yep, this fixes the issue. Thanks!

When you clone a window, all of the properties from the source window are cloned to the new window. This includes intrinsic properties as defined in Element::addElementProperties(). Amongst these is "Rotation". However, when the rotation is set this results in Window::onRotated being calle...

Login works now, thanks.

Hi, I still cannot log in to Mantis for some reason, so I'll post this here instead. There's a bug with FalSlider which has the effect that if the size of any of the dimensions of the slider track is zero at any point, it will cause the position sent to the thumb to be {{NaN, 0},{NaN,0}}, due to a d...

In my experience DCVS's like Git or Mercurial are in pretty much all ways superior to centralized systems like SVN. Basically, a DCVS can do everything a centralized system can, and much more. They might however be a little harder to grasp at first, especially if one's used to working with centraliz...

Wow, that's truly an epic number of fixes that went into this release!
Congrats to a work really well done!

This seems to be an universal issue with using ClippedByParent=false and having AutoRenderingSurface=true in a parent window. Since most people will be using FrameWindows as their main top level window type I think one will see more of this issue. Would it make sense to make it so that if a window i...

The Lua bindings for TreeItem (found in TreeItem.pkg) use the "String" datatype instead of the "string" datatype used in all other bindings. The end result is that Lua will expect a CEGUI::String object instead of the native string used in Lua. I'm guessing this is unintentional....

http://pdt.myby.co.uk/images/colouredtext1.png The target for the test implementation is currently to provide colour, font and embedded image functionality. Due to the fact this is being implemented via a user re-assignable object, it will be possible to supply an object that does anything you like...

This feature works excellently, but one issue is that if none of the execute* methods are called the error function will never be set up. For example, in Ember I load the lua files directly, without using the execute* methods, which causes the d_activeErrFuncName variable never to be set up correctl...

This sounds like really exciting developments.
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Cool, I'll try it out!

Why not both: the ability to set a default lua error handler in the module and then an overloaded executeScript method which can take an additional parameter? If no parameter is sent the lua handler method set in the module is used. The question is then to use a string for the lua function or an int...

Great news!

One thing that would be really nice to see would be the option to specify a lua function pointer which would be sent as the fourth argument in the lua_pcall function (i.e. an error handler).