yeah well, it's really not easy to use, but I had a friend working on an
extension that would allow us to easily
do that with one function call.. I wonder if he ever finishes it...
but anyways, it's a good enough solution now, no ? even with other softwares
that what they do.. azureus for
examp
Looking at beryl events code i don't see what could be wrong and cause a
leave event with buttonPress, the problem doesn't seem to be there.
Could you give me more detail of what you noticed/tested/guessed while
testing?
Anyway, I'll point others beryl devs to this thread and I don't think this
pa
how about UPNP is that supported because that would make checking for
firewall easyer and if firewalled it would open the ports for you.
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btw, there are also two nice tasks for the plugins core :
https://sourceforge.net/pm/task.php?group_project_id=46378&group_id=54091&func=browse
either one of them could be nice to have, if you feel bored...
KKRT
On Fri, Dec 15, 2006 at 12:13:18AM -0500, Youness Alaoui wrote:
> Thanks for the quic
Hi Cristofaro,
Thanks for the patch, I'm impressed with you finding the reason of this bug, it
does look a little hacky/weird
problem, and it's nice that you fixed it.
As reggaeman said, it's a WM issue which should be fixed by Beryl, but a
workaround in amsn is a good thing for
now. I just wan
Thanks for the quick answer.. I'm glad to finally see someone with
'overwhelming spare time', lol...
I can assign you a task of Tcl code, but most of them are GUI related, but
maybe trying to work on OIM support,
test many cases and try to see why it bugs most of the time. Billiob and
lephilous
Task #124047 has been updated.
Project: aMSN
Subproject: Webcam
Summary: firewall status is incorrect
Complete: 100%
Status: Closed
Authority : kakaroto
Assigned to: tjikkun
Description: find a better way to check if we're firewalled or not! for now, we
try to connect to our external IP, but s
lol wtf ? why the irony ? and why the email without any meaningful info, you
know I'm all excited when I get an
answer to one of my posts, and I'm very disappointed when the answer is not
meaningful... now I hate you :'(
/me should also get back to work (what tag?)
KKRT
On Thu, Dec 14, 2006 a
me again..
about this issue, it's important as it seems many users are being affected by
it, and it seems to also affect
the music plugin, read here for more info :
http://www.amsn-project.net/forums/viewtopic.php?p=13234
KaKaRoTo
On Thu, Dec 14, 2006 at 03:22:39PM +0100, NoWhereMan wrote:
>
I've finally found the problem. Seems that, under Beryl, a ButtonPress
event triggers for some reason a Leave event, and then the menu is
withdrawn before it can catch the ButtonRelease event.
This final patch implements a handleLeaveEvent procedure that checks if
the mouse pointer is outside the
Right; in fact it's a very strange problem, as the behavior is almost
completely random (speed-clicking didn't always work, for me).
I will still continue my research for a full workaround (this one makes
impossible to close the smilies menu without choosing one), as new
evidence emerged: when com
Just commenting the following line works fine yeah:
bind $w "bind $w \"bind $w \\\"wm state $w
withdrawn\\\"\""
...but in fact, that has to be fixed in compiz/beryl, not in amsn, since
others wm handle this window like it should be. Anyway, if you find a
workaround on amsn side before some
Looks like this time I've (hopefully) got it... Seems that the "close
the menu upon mouse exit" was the problem, so I commented it; try the
new patch and if it's working for you too, I'll try re-implementing the
incriminated feature.
Steve H ha scritto:
> If you click *really* fast then the click
If you click *really* fast then the click will be registered properly under
beryl (with or without this patch)
On 12/14/06, Cristofaro Del Prete <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I just tried again, and it's not working anymore neither here... or
better said, now it works only rarely (1 out of 20 trie
I just tried again, and it's not working anymore neither here... or
better said, now it works only rarely (1 out of 20 tries) :(
I'm already working on it; new patch ASAP, sorry...
Philippe Valembois - Phil ha scritto:
> Hi,
> doesn't work here with Beryl SVN from beginning of week...
> Phil
>
>
Hi,
doesn't work here with Beryl SVN from beginning of week...
Phil
Le Thursday 14 December 2006 20:10, Cristofaro Del Prete a écrit :
> Hi guys,
> surely you have heard of the annoyance regarding the smileys menu under
> Compiz/Beryl; if this is not the case, you should know that the menu
> does
Hi guys,
surely you have heard of the annoyance regarding the smileys menu under
Compiz/Beryl; if this is not the case, you should know that the menu
does not responds to mouse clicks (better said, the mouse clicks are
passing through the menu and activating the underlying buttons and
components).
> I do think I sent a reply to this... was it sent via PM or did it just get
> lost somewhere ???
I checked on the forum, no PMs...
> Anyways, Cristofaro, your skills look impressive, you're the kind of person
> we're looking for. I'm sure learning
> Tcl will not be difficult for you. I could a
- Original Message -
From: "Youness Alaoui" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> what I mean is that messages are NOT in xml, there's just plain utf-8
> messages, look at protocol log.. and they
> allow ANY binary code to be pastes there (we've been copy/pasting so many
> binary msnp2p data without p
Mr Youness "KaKaRoTo" Alaoui has just reinvented the wheel! Yes, ladies
and gentlemen, this is a new, reloaded version of the wheel, very energy
efficient, it has nearly 0 friction with its axis, AND, it can even climb
stairs!
I should get back to work now (i *DID* close that tag, did
no, I checked, don't worry, and there is none, all of the libraries available
seem to be using an html version
(gmail.com/mail?ui=html) and parsing that html code, mine uses a special type
of data, fully binary..
(gmail.com/mail?ui=pb)very bandwidth efficient (when no email, only 3 bytes
trans
I think this whole protocol is already reverse-engeneerd, or mayeb
google even publishes it ? THe last might not be true .. but you could
find a whole lotta information with ... google, no ?
e.g.:
http://www.johnvey.com/features/gmailapi/ ?
Karel.
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