Script layouts not appearing correctly on Linux

[Limb]

Running Manjaro Linux, when going into a script some of the layout for the options and start script buttons are not being displayed properly. This seems to have happened relatively recently, as a month or so ago the displays were fine (Version 2.53?).

They are all laid over eachother, as if the positioning for each option/button has been ignored. Some text however, does appear in the correct location. The navigation menu for selecting scripts does display properly.

Script options window (ATITD flax_beta.lua):

ATITD bricks.lua:

Script selection window (displays normally):

[KavadATITD]

I'm not going to be much help on this one generally, but if you think it's related to the newer versions of automato you can download the older versions from http://www.dashingstrike.com/Automato/old/ as a troubleshooting step to see if it displays correctly in those.

[Limb]

I'm not going to be much help on this one generally, but if you think it's related to the newer versions of automato you can download the older versions from http://www.dashingstrike.com/Automato/old/ as a troubleshooting step to see if it displays correctly in those.

Unfortunately it looks like ATITD10 scripts will not work unless using version 2.59 or above, and I can confirm the issue exists in version 2.59. At least that narrows it down to hopefully something between 2.53 and 2.59. I will take a look through the SVN log and see if anything sticks out as a possible cause.

ETA: ATITD9 scripts display fine in 2.53. Don't know why I didn't think to check with that. So definitely introduced between 2.53 and 2.59

[Jimbly]

@Limb Very little should have changed on the code side, especially that would affect only Linux, but it would be good to know exactly which version the problems start it - you can just run ATITD9 scripts, or comment out the lsRequireVersion call (in common_find, maybe?) for troubleshooting. I do see there was one fix to get the Linux build compiling natively, maybe that actually is now compiling but incorrectly or something ^_^ - I think that went in between 2.56 and 2.57, could you verify 2.57 is broken and 2.56 works?

[Limb]

@Jimbly I can verify the version that fixed the Linux compiling is when the issue was introduced. 2.56 works, 2.57 is broken.

[Jimbly]

Great, thanks! I should be able to track it down, but on vacation at the moment and Docker apparently stopped working on my laptop, so might not get to it until I'm back in a week or so ^_^.

[Jimbly]

Okay, I think I got a fix, give this binary a try and let me know if it works: https://staging.dashingstrike.com/Automato/old/AutomatoLinux-2.62b

[Limb]

Confirmed, that build resolves the issue!