Issue 89: MTKineticList doesn't show GUI items when placed in a MTInnerWindow
Reported by riley%ri...@gtempaccount.com, Aug 12, 2009
The following code:

from pymt import *

def print_me(*largs):
	print 'CLICKED ON', largs[0].label

def my_onpress_handlers(*largs):
    print 'touched'

mms = MTWindow()

w = MTInnerWindow(size=(600, 600))

#k = MTKineticList(pos=(20, 20), size=(400, 400), h_limit=2, w_limit=0, do_x=True, 
do_y=False)
k = MTKineticList(pos=(20, 20), size=(400, 400), w_limit=3)
w.add_widget(k)

d = range(0, 10)
for x in d:
    item = MTKineticItem(label=str(x))
    item.push_handlers(on_press=curry(print_me, item))
    k.add_widget(item)
#item = MTKineticImage(filename='/home/tito/code/nuipaint/filters/puppy.jpg')
#item.push_handlers(on_press=my_onpress_handlers)
#k.add_widget(item)
mms.add_widget(w)
runTouchApp()

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You don't see the title bar, the delete buttons, or the search button. However, if you press 
"about" where they should be, the event still fires. So it seems to be a draw bug of some sort 
(maybe child elements are getting drawn after title bar should be drawn?)

Aug 12, 2009
#1 riley%ri...@gtempaccount.com
I verified that you can add a MTKinteticList to a MTScatterWidget, and the GUI still displays. So the bug is 
somewhere in the MTInnerWindow code, most likely.
Aug 12, 2009
#2 riley%ri...@gtempaccount.com
Fixed. See revision # f659ab0415509bdf84dbf005a0f64b
Aug 12, 2009
Project Member #3 rileydutton@gmail.com
Closed.
Status: Fixed
Owner: rileydutton
Aug 12, 2009
Project Member #4 txprog
Seem it's a stencil bug, cheking
Status: Accepted
Labels: Milestone-0.3 Component-Core
Aug 12, 2009
Project Member #5 txprog
This issue was closed by revision fa5cabe45d.
Status: Fixed