Re: Colour images and Unix

2001-09-15 Thread MJ Ray

"David A. Desrosiers" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

>   Compile and install that version and then do the following,

*Please* suggest that people build or install packages for their
distribution in preference, where possible.  I'd hate plucker to be
suggesting that people break their systems unnecessarily.

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Re: Colour images and Unix

2001-09-15 Thread David A. Desrosiers


> So, is there a patched ppmtoTbmp somewhere?  (The program should be
> listed explicitly in the software requirements for Unix, btw, it's not
> part of any netpbm I know.)

ppmtoTbmp was deprecated *LONG* ago, and you should be using the new
netpbm2 color maps. I'll add this question to the FAQ more clearly, since it
comes up so often.

FAQ: Why can't I see color inside Plucker, I'm using the latest
ppmtoTbmp, but it doesn't have a -4bpp or higher option, where can I
find a patch?

It's not called ppmtoTbmp any longer. The new and improved
version is called pnmtopalm and was included for the first
time in netpbm-9.10.

Compile and install that version and then do the following,

1. Add the map files to the [POSIX] section in your .pluckerrc
   file.

   palm1bit_graymap_file = /usr/local/netpbm/lib/palmgray1.map
   palm2bit_graymap_file = /usr/local/netpbm/lib/palmgray2.map
   palm4bit_graymap_file = /usr/local/netpbm/lib/palmgray4.map
   palm8bit_stdcolormap_file = /usr/local/netpbm/lib/palmcolor8.map

   Change the path to the location of your installed netpbm.

2. Specify that you want to use the new netpbm image parser in the
   [DEFAULT] section.

   image_parser=netpbm2

   NOTE: Don't forget to remove (or change) the ppmtoTbmp_program
   config string if you have added that to your .pluckerrc file.

FAQ: Will ppmtoTbmp still work?

No.



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Re: Colour images and Unix

2001-09-15 Thread MJ Ray

Kjetil Torgrim Homme <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> Versions: ppmtoTbmp 1.1 from http://www.isaac.cs.berkeley.edu/pilot/
> plucker 1.1.12 (tar.bz2)

You'll doubtless be told: use netpbm not ppmtoTbmp.  There is
pnmtopalm in netpbm now.

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Colour images and Unix

2001-09-15 Thread Kjetil Torgrim Homme

I can't get colour images to work on Unix, since ppmtoTbmp seems
broken -- it only accepts -2bit (not -4bit), and the resulting bpp=2
image is shown as a double-width monochrome image in Plucker on my
IIIc.

So, is there a patched ppmtoTbmp somewhere?  (The program should be
listed explicitly in the software requirements for Unix, btw, it's not
part of any netpbm I know.)

Versions: ppmtoTbmp 1.1 from http://www.isaac.cs.berkeley.edu/pilot/
plucker 1.1.12 (tar.bz2)


Kjetil T.



Re: Shortcuts & menue order...

2001-09-15 Thread Michael Nordström

On Sat, Sep 15, 2001, Dirk Heiser wrote:
> -Since we have also Graffiti actions now its not easy to enter menu
>  shortcuts that need a Dot ("+") because the action for the "Tap the
>  Graffiti area" are executed.

Add a check to see if a menu is active (includes the use of a 
command shortcut) to the HandleShiftGestures function, e.g.

  MenuBarType* activeMenu;

  activeMenu = MenuGetActiveMenu();
  if ( activeMenu != NULL )
  return false;

> -IMHO the "Library" menu item should moved to the Go menu and there
>  should be a separator between Details and Settings.

Maybe also move Details to the View menu (as you have suggested in
the past)?

/Mike



Re: magic entry for Plucker DBs

2001-09-15 Thread Michael Nordström

On Fri, Sep 14, 2001, Bill Janssen wrote:
> We should.  One of the worst mistakes to make in protocol and format
> design is to leave out or ignore the version identifier.

There is a version number in the index record.

/Mike