Re: Enhancement Request: A dictionary plugin

2007-04-18 Thread David Coeurjolly
Hi Rogue,

In that case, you could simply use the gnome deskbar applet that
includes extensions for both beagle and a dictionary (among others).

dav

Rogue a écrit :
 Hi All,
 
 I was wondering if it would be a good idea to have a simple backend that
 did _on-the-fly_ queries from the dict server (if available). Any
 thoughts on this? I guess it is another step towards a more complete
 search application.
 
 later,
 Rogue
 
 
 /p.s.:// I would have given a shot at writing such a backend, but the
 last time I tried to setup the project with an IDE (MonoDevelop), I got
 eventually frustrated and concentrated on other activities... I guess I
 am one of those developers who rely rather extensively on IDEs./
 
 
 
 
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Troubles with beagle command line programs

2006-07-12 Thread David Coeurjolly
Hi all,


I use beagle and the search tool in my ubuntu/dapper linux and
everything works perfectly (beagle 0.2.6-1-ubu).

However, I'm having troubles with the beagle command line programs
(strange exception errors). Here you have an example with beagle-query
(Note that using the gnome interface, I can search and the daemon is
running):

% beagle-query test


Could not connect to the Beagle daemon.  The daemon probably isn't running.
System.TypeInitializationException: An exception was thrown by the type
initializer for Beagle.Client --- System.TypeInitializationException:
An exception was thrown by the type initializer for
System.Xml.Serialization.XmlSerializer ---
System.Configuration.ConfigurationException: Cannot find
/usr/etc/mono/1.0/machine.config ()
in 0x000bb System.Configuration.DefaultConfig:Init ()
in 0xd System.Configuration.DefaultConfig:GetConfig (System.String
sectionName)
in 0x0001a System.Configuration.ConfigurationSettings:GetConfig
(System.String sectionName)
in 0x00162 System.Xml.Serialization.XmlSerializer:.cctor ()--- End of
inner exception stack trace ---

in 0x0 unknown method
in 0x00025 Beagle.Client:.cctor ()--- End of inner exception stack
trace ---

in 0x0 unknown method
in [0x0001e] (at /build/buildd/beagle-0.2.6/BeagleClient/Message.cs:153)
Beagle.RequestMessage:SendAsync ()
in [0x00049] (at /build/buildd/beagle-0.2.6/tools/Query.cs:226)
QueryTool:SendQuery ()

I also have errors with beagle-info --list-filters too...

Any idea ?

Dav






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Re: Filter writing becomes even easier

2006-03-09 Thread David Coeurjolly


D Bera writes:
  Writing beagle filters became even easier. Joe checked in FilterExternal 
  with 
  which the output of any program can be indexed. (As of now only text output 
  can be indexed, metadata/properties can not be indexed).
  
  For e.g. to index the text content of tex files, find any tex2ascii or 
  tex2txt 
  program which outputs the txt content to stdout and create an entry in 
  external-filters.xml (its in the prefix/etc/beagle) like this:
  
  filter
mimetypetext/x-tex/mimetype
extension.tex/extension
commandtex2ascii/command
arguments%s/arguments
  /filter
  
  The next time beagle crawler finds .tex files, it will run tex2ascii on the 
  file and index the text of the output. For more information, see the file 
  beagle/Filters/external-filters.xml .
  
  You dont even need to know C# ... some command-line tools, maybe a little 
  bit 
  scripting and you can index any file on your computer (beagle already covers 
  the major formats ... whatever rest isnt yet covered can be covered via 
  this). Isnt it cool ?

Yep... really cool

Would it be possible to define  in the XML  language simple regexps to
recognize basic metadata such as authors, title, date,... ?

-dav

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Wiki attack again

2005-12-13 Thread David Coeurjolly
Hi all,

Same attack as  yesterday on the wiki  pages by users : Kynilyator and
Qolyan... Funny game...

Here is the list of infected pages:

  User talk:Debajyoti Bera; 02:50 . . Kynilyator 
  Talk:Installing Beagle; 02:50 . . Kynilyator 
  Talk:Main Page; 02:50 . . Kynilyator 
  Supported Filetypes; 02:49 . . Kynilyator 
  Talk:Newsletter; 02:49 . . Kynilyator 
  Talk:Development; 02:49 . . Kynilyator 
  Static Indexes; 02:49 . . Kynilyator 
  Talk:Getting Started; 02:49 . . Kynilyator 
  Main Page; 02:49 . . Kynilyator 
  Static Indexes; 02:37 . . Qolyan 
  Talk:Getting Started; 02:37 . . Qolyan 
  User talk:Debajyoti Bera; 02:36 . . Kynilyator 
  Talk:Main Page; 02:36 . . Kynilyator 
  Testimonials; 02:36 . . Kynilyator 
  Talk:Installing Beagle; 02:36 . . Kynilyator 
  Supported Filetypes; 02:35 . . Kynilyator 
  Talk:Getting Started; 02:35 . . Kynilyator 
  User talk:Debajyoti Bera; 02:23 . . Qolyan 
  Talk:Main Page; 02:22 . . Qolyan 
  Testimonials; 02:22 . . Qolyan 
  Talk:Installing Beagle; 02:22 . . Qolyan 
  Supported Filetypes; 02:22 . . Qolyan 



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Defacement of the beagle-project wiki

2005-12-12 Thread David Coeurjolly
Hi all,

The  Main  Page of  the  Wiki had been   attacked by users Lizator and
Pizdorvanec (links to http://buy-ativan.fil.ph/*).

I've revert to the  last stable version  of JonTrowbridge (05/12)

-Dav
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wiki attack (bis)

2005-12-12 Thread David Coeurjolly


Well...  the problem has changed: all the wiki pages are corrupted.

Is there an automatic way  to go back to the  last stable versions for
all pages or do we have to do it by hand ?


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Wiki cleaned up..

2005-12-12 Thread David Coeurjolly

I've cleaned up all the bad  wiki pages. The wiki site is now 'stable'.

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Re: Tex-Files to be indexed

2005-11-13 Thread David Coeurjolly
Hallo Bernhard,

This enhancement had been reported a couple  of months ago and a patch
has been provided by Norbert.

See bug report : http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=314844

The next step would be that  a nice beagle  Wizard includes this patch
in the next beagle release.. ;)

David

Bernhard Kleine writes:
  Hallo
  
  presenting myself for the first:
  Bernhard Kleine, endocrinologist, living in the black forest
  
  I am very glad, I found beagle, now I donot have to download articles
  already present on my computer in folders I didnot think of.
  
  I would like to index the tex-files. This should be fairly simple since
  these files are all plain-text files. However, since there is no filter,
  they are not included.
  
  Is there a way to include them without having to write a new filter.
  
  thanks a lot for beagle
  
  Bernhard
  
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Re: Beagle broken in Debian?

2005-11-07 Thread David Coeurjolly
Hi,

Do you   havethe   libglibsharpglue.so inyour   /usr/lib  or
/usr/local/lib?

Otherwise, make  sure  you  have  the package libgtk-sharp   (in  my
system, Ubuntu, the libglibsharpglue.so is  included in the dependance
libglib-cil of the package libgtk-sharp)

-Dav

[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
  Hi,
  
  I'm having trouble running beagle 0.1.1 on Debian/Sid. I've tried the
  debian package, apt-build of the package and compiling from sources. All
  of them compile/install with no problems.
  
  If I run beagled from a terminal, I get after a few seconds:
  
   pas-id-42ADAD610136-birthday has recurrences
  
  Unhandled Exception: System.DllNotFoundException: glibsharpglue
  in (wrapper managed-to-native)
  Evolution.GLibUtil:gtksharp_slist_get_data (intptr)
  in 0x00086 Evolution.CalUtil:GLibSListToCalCompArray (IntPtr slist,
  Evolution.Cal ecal)
  in 0x00023 Evolution.CalUtil:CalCompFromICal (IntPtr ical_objects,
  Evolution.Cal ecal)
  in 0x0004b
  Beagle.Daemon.EvolutionDataServerQueryable.CalContainer:OnObjectsAdded
  (System.Object o, Evolution.ObjectsAddedArgs args)
  in (wrapper delegate-invoke)
  System.MulticastDelegate:invoke_void_object_ObjectsAddedArgs
  (object,Evolution.ObjectsAddedArgs)
  in 0x0012b Evolution.CalView:ObjectsAddedSignalCallback (IntPtr arg0,
  IntPtr arg1, IntPtr gch)
  in (wrapper native-to-managed)
  Evolution.CalView:ObjectsAddedSignalCallback (intptr,intptr,intptr)
  in 0x0 unknown method
  in (wrapper managed-to-native) Gtk.Application:gtk_main ()
  in 0x7 Gtk.Application:Run ()
  in 0x00515 Beagle.Daemon.BeagleDaemon:Main (System.String[] args)
  
  ** (beagled:17941): WARNING **: FIXME: wait for completion unimplemented
  
  After that, beagle is gone. I've attached the beagle log, which doesn't
  show any errors. 
  
  Thanks,
  Carlos
  
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Re: Beagle 0.1.1

2005-10-04 Thread David Coeurjolly

Nope... this wiki history seems clean..

dav

Jon Trowbridge writes:
  On Tue, 2005-10-04 at 15:36 +, Charlie Law wrote:
   Has the Beagle wiki site been hijacked? I get a page about Banshee
   music file sharing.
  
  www.beagle-project.org looks OK to me.  Is anyone else seeing this?
  
  -J
  
  
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Re: Holmes already works!

2005-10-03 Thread David Coeurjolly
Hi Charlie and the hackfesters,

Can  you specify on  the  Hackfest page  the software requirements  to
compile holmes ?

The configure does not seem to check all  the lib versions. In fact,
it doesn't compile on my system and I'd to check the dependencies..

Thanks,

Dav

Charlie Law writes:
  Though I'm not a programmer, I was interested in the Beagle hackfest that 
  went on last weekend. I just downloaded the Holmes source from CVS, and I 
  was amazed to see that it already works. In fact, on my system, it's faster 
  and stabler than Best or the Firefox plugin. It's also not bad 
  aesthetically, even though they've only just started working on that aspect.
  
  If you're interested in checking out Holmes, go to 
  
  http://beagle-project.org/Beagle_UI_Hackfest
  
  and follow the CVS instructions on that page.
  
  Great job, you folks. We really appreciate it.
  
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Re: Holmes already works!

2005-10-03 Thread David Coeurjolly


Ok ..it makes sense..  I'm  using another  packaged version of  beagle
(from ubuntu backports  0.11-1).  Do you think it  could be  useful to
indicate that requirement on the Hackfest webpage ?

Dav


Joel Mandell  writes:  Are  you sure  that you  are using beagle  0.1
beta?
  
  //dikatlon
  
   ./actions/EvolutionActions.cs(42) error CS0117: `Beagle.Hit' does not 
   contain a definition for `ParentUriAsString'
   ./actions/EvolutionActions.cs(43) error CS0117: `Beagle.Hit' does not 
   contain a definition for `ParentUriAsString'
   ./actions/EvolutionActions.cs(91) error CS0117: `Beagle.Hit' does not 
   contain a definition for `ParentUriAsString'
   ./actions/EvolutionActions.cs(92) error CS0117: `Beagle.Hit' does not 
   contain a definition for `ParentUriAsString'
   
  
   Compilation failed: 4 error(s), 2 warnings
  
  


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Wiki Vandalism

2005-09-13 Thread David Coeurjolly

A defacement of the Beagle homepage done by  Bjzjwy... I've  restored the
last stable homepage.

dav
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Re: best and libgeckoglue problem

2005-08-31 Thread David Coeurjolly


mozilla-firefow WAS installed..

I've fixed the problem checking and installing the same version of
firefox, firefox-dev and the gecko libs.

dav

Raghu GS writes:
  AFAIK you can't run best without installing mozilla
  
  Raghu GS
  
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Problem and hack concerning libebook

2005-08-30 Thread David Coeurjolly
hi all,

When  best wanted to access to  the  Evolution AddressBook, I had this
error message (ubuntu hoary):

Could not open Evolution addressbook:
System.DllNotFoundException: libebook-1.2.so.0
in (wrapper managed-to-native) Evolution.Book:e_book_new_system_addressbook 
(intptr)
in 0x00016 Evolution.Book:NewSystemAddressbook ()
in 0x00078 Beagle.Tile.TileMailMessage:GetImNames (System.String who)


To  correct  this, I simply   create a symbolic link libebook-1.2.so.0
with as target libebook-1.2.so.3:

# sudo ln -s /usr/lib/libebook-1.2.so.3 /usr/lib/libebook-1.2.so.0

ugly hack but It works...


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New filter to test

2005-08-30 Thread David Coeurjolly
Hi everybody,

I've  developped a  new (simple) TeX  filter  with a complete list  of
Keywords. However, I have problems to compile  beagle from the CVS and
thus I cannot test my filter.

I'm a beagle  newby and I  need help to fill  the  gap between my  new
FilterSource.cs and FilterTex.cs files and beagle.

Is anybody intersted in testing this filter in his CVS repository ?

Just  mail  me  and   I'll  send  you  the   new  FilterSource.cs  and
FilterTex.cs...

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