Two tray icons

[arantes]

Excellent ^^ My task bar doesn't display more than 2 icons^^
I think if you have some programming skills you could do what Kakaroto said. (i can't cause i have to reboot every time i wanna reproduce ... and i'm lazy =D)

[Annihilannic]

Heh, I had 8 or 9 tray icons before I restarted aMSN.

I made these changes to trayicon.tcl:

Code:

Anni@prospero /cygdrive/c/Program Files/aMSN/scripts
$ diff trayicon.tcl.orig trayicon.tcl
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>       puts "trayicon_init was called, statusicon is $statusicon"
>
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>               puts "trayicon_init adding a wintrayicon"
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>       puts "statusicon_proc was called, statusicon is $statusicon, status is $status, systemtray_exist is $systemtray_
exist"
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>       puts "remove_icon was called, icon is $icon, systemtray_exist is $systemtray_exist"
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>       puts "restart_tray was called"
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>       puts "addTrayIcon was called, name is $name"
>

The output so far after hibernating once and starting up again (which created 1 extra icon) was:

Code:

trayicon_init was called, statusicon is 0
trayicon_init adding a wintrayicon
statusicon_proc was called, statusicon is 1, status is FLN, systemtray_exist is 1
statusicon_proc was called, statusicon is 1, status is NLN, systemtray_exist is 1
statusicon_proc was called, statusicon is 1, status is NLN, systemtray_exist is 1
statusicon_proc was called, statusicon is 1, status is IDL, systemtray_exist is 1
statusicon_proc was called, statusicon is 1, status is NLN, systemtray_exist is 1
statusicon_proc was called, statusicon is 1, status is IDL, systemtray_exist is 1
statusicon_proc was called, statusicon is 1, status is AWY, systemtray_exist is 1
statusicon_proc was called, statusicon is 1, status is NLN, systemtray_exist is 1
statusicon_proc was called, statusicon is 1, status is IDL, systemtray_exist is 1
statusicon_proc was called, statusicon is 1, status is NLN, systemtray_exist is 1
statusicon_proc was called, statusicon is 1, status is IDL, systemtray_exist is 1
statusicon_proc was called, statusicon is 1, status is NLN, systemtray_exist is 1
statusicon_proc was called, statusicon is 1, status is IDL, systemtray_exist is 1
statusicon_proc was called, statusicon is 1, status is AWY, systemtray_exist is 1
statusicon_proc was called, statusicon is 1, status is NLN, systemtray_exist is 1
statusicon_proc was called, statusicon is 1, status is IDL, systemtray_exist is 1
statusicon_proc was called, statusicon is 1, status is NLN, systemtray_exist is 1
statusicon_proc was called, statusicon is 1, status is FLN, systemtray_exist is 1
   (hibernated here I think)
statusicon_proc was called, statusicon is 1, status is FLN, systemtray_exist is 1
statusicon_proc was called, statusicon is 1, status is NLN, systemtray_exist is 1

How do I put timestamps in the messages?  

Anyway, I don't think that tells us a hell of a lot, it doesn't seem to be making any extra unnecessary calls to create new icons.  Any suggestions?

ETA: timestamps added using puts "[clock format [clock seconds] -format "%Y-%m-%d %T"] ... "

[Annihilannic]

I think this problem might be theme related.

The debugging messages I added above haven't told me anything interesting so far.  However after switching to the "Dark Matter" theme the problem was no longer happening.  So I switched back to the "default" theme, and it started happening again.

Can anyone who has had this problem confirm whether it only happens with the default theme?

[kakaroto]

the theme is basically just images, so it shouldn't affect it at all.. maybe just a coincidence..

[Annihilannic]

Yes, I debunked my own theory, after switching back to "Dark Matter" it started happening in that too.

[arantes]

BTW it stopped happening to me ..