I still think anyone playing with nodes that have been removed is not a good thing, kind of implying a logic issue in the application ;-)
Don't mind adding asserts though.
Don't mind adding asserts though.
I totally agree, but this doesn't arise on win32 or fltk (or, apparently on cocoa).
I'm pretty sure "my" code *is* doing something dodgy, but as my main machine is win32 and gtk was a dead dodo to me for the past few months, wasn't really able to pin it down. As soon as I do find a culprit, I'm all for adding some Asserts into *all* versions so as to prevent others from doing stupid things and windows/cocoa/fltk ignoring them...