Created attachment 1261575 [details] Original setup.glade file I have a file setup.glade which works when I load it with a small python program "glade_problem.py” like this: python3 glade_problem.py It shows the dialog correctly. Now I load the file into glade: glade setup.glade and do no changes whatsoever, I immediately click on the "save to disk" icon and quit glade. Now I try to load the new file with the same test program: python3 glade_problem.py and the layout is completely messed up. When using maindialog.show() instead of maindialog.show_all() in the test program, the dialog doesn’t show up at all, I can only see the windowmanager title bar then with a small gray area below. With the original setup.glade file, it worked even with maindialog.show(). Why does glade destroy this working file by just saving it again??? glade version: glade-3.20.0-1.fc25.x86_64
Created attachment 1261576 [details] New setup.glade file after loading the original one into glade and saving it.
Created attachment 1261577 [details] Test program glade_problem.py Use it like “python3 glade_problem.py” with “setup.glade” in the same directory.
Created attachment 1261579 [details] display-ui-with-glade_problem.py.png Left: python3 glade_problem.py using the original setup.glade file Right: python3 glade_problem.py using the setup.glade file which was once loaded into glade and then saved.
I opened an upstream bug here: https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=779806
Can you file it upstream at https://bugzilla.gnome.org/enter_bug.cgi?product=glade please? I don't think we have anyone downstream looking at glade issues currently.
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