+[8.50b2] Minimizing hides systray icon

[ferhat]

I am not sure if this bug has been reported before.
I have seen some topics but they do not describe this issue in beta 2.

My environment:
Win XP SP3 32Bit

I have enabled the option:
"Move icon to system tray when minimized"

Steps:

1) Copy a huge folder
2) while copying press minimize button in copy dialog. The main window and the copy dialog dissappear to systray
3) Click on systray icon. Both windows will appear again
4) Click on minimize button in copy dialog again.

observed:
Now the main window is hidden and copy dialog is still visible AND there is NO systray icon!
Clicking on the minimize button of the still visible copy dialog doesn't do anything now...


Thanks,
Ferhat

[Dalai]

This has most probably the same cause as this bug report. Unfortunately, Ghisler couldn't reproduce it, yet.

Regards
Dalai

[ghisler(Author)]

Unfortunately this isn't happening here either.

[ferhat]

@Dalai
I have seen that the guy in the other topic was able to click on some buttons in main window. In my case this is not possible.

@ghisler
Maybe it depends on specific customizations like enabling minimize to systray?!?
I am going to test it with my second environment and additionally with x64.

[ferhat]

@ghisler

I have tried it now on a second machine Win8 x64 with both TC x32 and TC x64.
Just to be sure that it has nothing to do with specific user settings
I have renamed my existing wincmd.ini

Steps:
1) Start TC
2) copy a large file / folder
3) click on minimize inside the copy dialog. This time the windows is minimized to taskbar
4) click on the TC icon in the taskbar to restore TC
5) click on minimize inside the copy dialog again.

observed:
The main window is minimized. The copy dialog is still visible.
Clicking again on minimize doesn't do anything.

[ferhat]

@ghisler

I have checked this issue now with TC Beta 3.
It looks like that you have fixed it in TC x64.

The x86 version still contains this bug.

[ghisler(Author)]

Yes, I assumed that the problem was 64-bit only because the thread title said so, therefore I didn't add the fix to the 32-bit version yet.

[ferhat]

ok, I will check the fix for x86 in Beta 4

[ghisler(Author)]

I did some code comparisons between the last version where the drive buttons didn't react and the first where they react, and I finally found the reason! I had added some code to bring the dialog to the foreground because it appeared behind the main window for some users. There was a small error in this code. So beta 4 should behave again like TC 8.01. Thanks for all your help!

[ferhat]

Great
You are welcome!

[white]

Problem confirmed using TC 8.50b2 32 bit.

Tested OK using beta 5.