NoWhereMan wrote:
> Youness Alaoui wrote:
>> Ok, I just did a quick test, with my contact list of 76 contacts...
> [...]
> ok, I guess you're still talking about the one in guicontactlist.tcl
> I've noticed that hovering the contacts is much slower here than in
> the old one
ok, after last checkou
Youness Alaoui wrote:
> Ok, I just did a quick test, with my contact list of 76 contacts...
[...]
ok, I guess you're still talking about the one in guicontactlist.tcl
I've noticed that hovering the contacts is much slower here than in the old
one: if I quickly pass mouse vertically through several
Ok, I just did a quick test, with my contact list of 76 contacts...
I had 66 offline contacts, I expand/collapse the offline group, it's
instantenuous, the old CL does it at the same speed, now I
open my task manager, set the update speed to High, then do it again, the old
CL has a peak of 32%
Hi Karel,
Thanks for taking the time to write us.
About clgui.tcl, yes, that's the 3rd one.. the design is good because of the
snit OO thing, but I don't know about bg image or
performance. about the old/new cl that burger started, I don't know either
about the performance, but I think that burg
I didn't get the other mails (because of my spam filter I think) but I
see Phil calling me a liar :p
What I said is that the one I made with snit objects (clgui.tcl) doesn't
support and never will support background images. But, I think this is
a better design then the guicontactlist.tcl one (the
wooow.. wait! there are THREE new CLs... lol,
the one that burger did with a canvas (that was almost functional), then the
one Karel did with snit objects (as a proof of concept), then
the one Tom did with a 'very nice ui'...
At first, I was talking about the one done by burger with a canvas and
On 12/3/06, Philippe Valembois - Phil <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Hum... so Karel is a liar... he said me we can't add a background on your
new
CL...
Well, it's a canvas, so you can. At the momnent it uses a scalable-bg, but
it could easily be changed so it's just an image whatever. A good
Hum... so Karel is a liar... he said me we can't add a background on your new
CL...
Well... So maybe it's a bad choice I did...
Why Youness isn't here ? :d
Well... Which CL will we choose ?
Phil
Le Sunday 03 December 2006 19:24, [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
> On 12/3/06, Philippe Valembois - Phil
On 12/3/06, Philippe Valembois - Phil <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
We are using the newCL from guicontactlist done originally by Karel ->
look at
all my commits on it :p
Okay!
And the contact list in contactlist.tcl can't include a background...
It can and does, but the question is academic
We are using the newCL from guicontactlist done originally by Karel -> look at
all my commits on it :p
And the contact list in contactlist.tcl can't include a background...
Phil
Le Sunday 03 December 2006 19:07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
> Hold on a minute everyone, which contact list are we us
Hold on a minute everyone, which contact list are we using? There's two
"new" ones, the one originally made (by Burger to start with, I think) which
is in guicontactlist.tcl and the one I made in contactlist.tcl. (you can see
this by doing pack forget main.tcl;source contactlist.tcl;pack [contactl
It's about drag and drop of the contacts across the CL...
Phil
Le Sunday 03 December 2006 18:49, NoWhereMan a écrit :
> NoWhereMan wrote:
> > Boris Faure (aka billiob) wrote:
> >>> how can I see your progresses with the new CL ? I'm curious :D what
> >>> do I have to type in the status log?
> >>
>
Yeah, think its referring to when dragging contacts.
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NoWhereMan wrote:
> Boris Faure (aka billiob) wrote:
>>> how can I see your progresses with the new CL ? I'm curious :D what
>>> do I have to type in the status log?
>>
>> If it makes you feel
NoWhereMan wrote:
> Boris Faure (aka billiob) wrote:
>>> how can I see your progresses with the new CL ? I'm curious :D what
>>> do I have to type in the status log?
>>
>> If it makes you feeling coding :
guiContactList::createCLWindow
>
> I guess it still won't, but who knows :D
I see this t
Boris Faure (aka billiob) wrote:
>> how can I see your progresses with the new CL ? I'm curious :D what
>> do I have to type in the status log?
>
> If it makes you feeling coding :
>>> guiContactList::createCLWindow
I guess it still won't, but who knows :D
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> how can I see your progresses with the new CL ? I'm curious :D what do I
> have to type in the status log?
If it makes you feeling coding :
::guiContactList::createCLWindow
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Youness Alaoui wrote:
> By the way, we are STILL going to move to the new canvas CL in the
> trunk. I understand your points Tom, but we can't wait forever for
> tkhtml, maybe amsn will be dead by that time, maybe it's gonna be in
> 5 years and you won't even be here to implement it, who knows... I
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>Problem is, you can't just float the right hand panel,
> because then the left hand panel will go BEHIND it hehe,
You can float them both ;)
btw, until you have a working tkhtml this discussion is useless XD
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On 12/2/06, NoWhereMan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Yeah, that, I disagree, if we hire new people, they shouldn't know about the
reward until they
willingly join us... I don't want money to be the center of attraction either.
Now stop talking about money, it gets on my nerve, just code and shut up.
Thx :p
p.s.: this also means that no, we won't a
sure we will review it, the 'time spent' is only an indicator to help us, but
the $$$ will be based on
how we judge the diff... it could be a one line diff, but we know it took hours
to find which line to
modify, or it could be a 100 lines diff, but it's a 5 minutes find and replace,
it's not
On 3 Dec 2006, at 10:29, Boris Faure (aka billiob) wrote:
>> My commits doesn't deserve money.
>
> My commits don't deserve money.
>
Ditto, I'd like to keep my commits free.
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Le Sunday 03 December 2006 11:28, Boris Faure (aka billiob) a écrit :
> On 12/3/06, Philippe Valembois - Phil
>
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Hum...
> > We should review the code of the commit because if someone does shit I
> > don't want to pay him :p
>
> Do you think of me ?? :D
Not of you...
> My commits doesn't deserve money.
My commits don't deserve money.
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On 12/3/06, Philippe Valembois - Phil
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hum...
> We should review the code of the commit because if someone does shit I don't
> want to pay him :p
Do you think of me ?? :D
> By the way, I want to be clear all the work I do for aMSN is free...
> (I don't want to specify
Hum...
We should review the code of the commit because if someone does shit I don't
want to pay him :p
By the way, I want to be clear all the work I do for aMSN is free...
(I don't want to specify it at each commit :p)
Maybe if some day I need cash I will review my position... But for now that's
Yea but there should be one for adding these new feature, a pot or something
what ever you want to call it that will be dived among the people that add
the features and do the work.
Be best to put it with the ad for needed experts that will help with the
coding, maby on the main page or an announ
There's already a donate button.
On 12/3/06, majinsoftware <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Cant be any harm putting an ad on the website, could also put a donate
> button or something so that there is more money for the developers. Cant do
> much typing burnt my left hand working on my car today.
>
>
Cant be any harm putting an ad on the website, could also put a donate
button or something so that there is more money for the developers. Cant do
much typing burnt my left hand working on my car today.
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Ok, now, I'm waiting for the new CL to be the new official one in SVN.
rewards in $$$ will be given for every commit based on the difficulty of the
bug fix or new feature,
and the time spent implementing it. So please provide an estimate of how much
time you spent on the
commit and put that in
On 12/2/06, NoWhereMan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> You're going to put the new contact list in officially? Sounds scary :P
It looked s much cooler!
> control how elements are resized better than CSS can (CSS can only
define
> width/he
On 12/1/06, Youness Alaoui <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
By the way, we are STILL going to move to the new canvas CL in the trunk.
I understand your points Tom, but we can't wait forever for
tkhtml, maybe amsn will be dead by that time, maybe it's gonna be in 5
years and you won't even be here to i
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> You're going to put the new contact list in officially? Sounds scary :P
It looked s much cooler!
> control how elements are resized better than CSS can (CSS can only define
> width/height of things by
> EITHER percentage or pixel/em/i
No, I think the branch should only be for the part of the GUI with tkhtml.
Because since we're going to be moving to the new CL in SVN
anytime soon, then I think those events will already be worked on in the trunk.
So when you do changes like that for the events, you could do them in the
trunk,
By the way, we are STILL going to move to the new canvas CL in the trunk. I
understand your points Tom, but we can't wait forever for
tkhtml, maybe amsn will be dead by that time, maybe it's gonna be in 5 years
and you won't even be here to implement it, who knows... I
prefer to do it now and h
On 12/1/06, Youness Alaoui <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'd say a branch, yeah, that would be a good idea.. I wonder what Tom
thinks..
we don't want to create another branch like 0.96 and 0.97 where we had to
backport everything, but only have a single
branch for the tkhtml version, and every once
I'd say a branch, yeah, that would be a good idea.. I wonder what Tom thinks..
we don't want to create another branch like 0.96 and 0.97 where we had to
backport everything, but only have a single
branch for the tkhtml version, and every once in a while (once a week or month)
do a merge from th
A link to the message I posted on the yahoo group if anyone wants to follow
it...
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/tkhtml/message/358
On 12/1/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Dont know if anyones willing/has time to work on that. I dont... I'm
for waiting until all the features
Dont know if anyones willing/has time to work on that. I dont... I'm for
waiting until all the features we need are there. I'm going to post a
request on tkhtml mailing list to see if he can look at this nodes issue
soon
On 12/1/06, majinsoftware <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
maby start anothe
maby start another version of amsn with tkhtml like 0.98 that can slowly be
modified as the new feature come out in tkhtml and keep the 0.97b developing
separately. then you will be able to download 0.98 and see what progress is
being made as well as keeping 0.97b if you want latest functional cli
You're going to put the new contact list in officially? Sounds scary :P As I
recall, it was quite slow if you had lots of contacts. You would be better
off waiting for Tkhtml to be ready. About BLT and all that crap, forget it.
Sorry if I sound abrupt, but after looking at stuff, tkhtml seems the
Everyone started like that.. When I started, I knew NOTHING about tcl/tk.. all
I did was copy/pasting/hacking old code,
until I learnt it. Vivia also entered the team knowing nothing and it was funny
how she would freak out thinking it's
impossible to do with her knowledge then she comes back a
I would like to see it in the svn even if its buggy as hell. Wish I could
help but dont know tcl/tk well enough guess ill be reading all day about
tkhtml to see if i can learn enough to help in some way.
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On Thu, Nov 30, 2006 at 02:49:25PM +0100, Boris Faure (aka billiob) wrote:
> > btw.. Tom was working on an implementation of a text widget using canvas or
> > tkhtml... where's that work ? disappeared
> > forever? and what's the status ? Tom, could you maybe add that work to SVN
> > in a new dire
> btw.. Tom was working on an implementation of a text widget using canvas or
> tkhtml... where's that work ? disappeared
> forever? and what's the status ? Tom, could you maybe add that work to SVN in
> a new directory or branch or something ?
Tom has still that idea in mind, but tkhtml is not
i like it sign me up for the first copy.
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And damn these look nice!!!
http://amsn.sourceforge.net/wiki/tiki-index.php?page=GUI+Team+Sandbox
On Thu, Nov 30, 2006 at 04:35:00AM -0500, Youness Alaoui wrote:
> Yeah, I agree, BLT would be great, I just don't know the level of
> compatibility we have with BLT. I quickly read the man
> page
Yeah, I agree, BLT would be great, I just don't know the level of compatibility
we have with BLT. I quickly read the man
page and it seems it's a "non-editable text widget" so it seems you can't add
text to it, but only use $htext configure
-text "..."
I think that if I'm right, it's a very b
I agree about BLT.
About Transparency, it seems it's a mess, since no package is working
on all platforms. And that's a pity.
On 11/30/06, Jonne Zutt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Great. I think we should do it! Users have asked many times already
> whether they could have a background on their ch
Great. I think we should do it! Users have asked many times already
whether they could have a background on their chatwindow.
Would make a nice feature for new version of amsn ;)
Perhaps as part of Chameleon, if no hacks are necessary outside of
Chameleon in that case.
JeeBee.
On Thu, 2006-11-30
Hey there,
I was looking at an old tracker item I once created (in 2003) for aMSN on
tk-toolkit, here is the link
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&aid=802296&group_id=12997&atid=362997
On now that we changed our philosophy (of amsn having nothing compiled in it),
I thought we could g
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