On Thu, Oct 31, 2002 at 11:38:46AM -0700, Adam McDaniel wrote:
> - Sony has greatly improved their NR70 emulator, so now I'm currently
> working on full support for these devices. This'll eventually end up
> including support for hires+ (virtual silkscreen).
I've made a couple screenshots of h
Robert wrote:
>Seems like all that would be needed would be to have a wxFrame with a
>wxHtmlWindow. Opening uses the explode to explode to a temp dir and do a
>SetPage() on the the
>wxHtmlWindow to show the document. Of course, a more detailed approach
would
>probably be better, especially for ver
---Reply to mail from Blake Winton about Tables Conversion
> How do you know the size of the table?
> (I don't think that the parser can calculate it, particularly
> the height of the table.)
I'm thinking that would be part of the Table-document. The parser
would supply it based on it's 're
First off, I'm getting the feeling that my post upset you.
I wasn't intending it to have that affect, but re-reading
my post I think that some of what I said might have come
out as a personal attack. If you read it that way, I
apologize.
> > Hmm... The way I understood your idea was that it reli
---On Fri, 1 Nov 2002 16:12:18 -0500, Blake Winton said
>> > That's pretty much the way I read it. If you can come up
>> > with an idea that allows for all the different viewers at
>> > all the different resolutions while still not having the
>> > Palm parse and layout the table, I'm all ears.
> > That's pretty much the way I read it. If you can come up
> > with an idea that allows for all the different viewers at
> > all the different resolutions while still not having the
> > Palm parse and layout the table, I'm all ears. ;)
> I won't apologize for being a bad explainer, but, I alrea
> This solution would obviously not work for Plucker, unless we could
> generate the listing dynamically, but even then, we wouldn't know which
> device we were generating for, so adding in a width would probably be a
> bad idea.
..and let's not forget that we have to deal with the recalc
---On Fri, 1 Nov 2002 14:58:07 -0500, Blake Winton said
> That's pretty much the way I read it. If you can come up
> with an idea that allows for all the different viewers at
> all the different resolutions while still not having the
> Palm parse and layout the table, I'm all ears. ;)
I wo
> > BEGIN_TABLE: 0x97 ncols:1 width:1 talign:1 border:1 bg-color:3
> > BORDER_COLOR: 0x93 border-color:3
> > BEGIN_TABLE: 0x94 ncols:1 width:1 talign:1 border:1
> > BEGIN_TR: 0x91 align:1
> > BEGIN_TD: 0x92 align:1 colspan:1
> > BEGIN_TD: 0x95 align:1 colspan:1 bg-color:3
> > END_TABL
> >You still can. There's nothing stopping the desktop from popping up
> >the document in the viewer after it's plucked the home URL.
>
> >The text widget in GTK+ seemed much more capable.
>
> The GTK+ version needs a 5 meg download for Windows and installs a bunch of
> dll's, so it's kind of a
- Original Message -
From: "Bill Nalen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, November 01, 2002 4:05 PM
Subject: Re: JPluck site
> Could you throw up the latest version of the JPluck.jar file that has the
> spider in it? I thought you said earlier that there was a ne
I only have an unstable build at the moment. You can find the link to the
build at the bottom of the Download page.
http://home.planet.nl/~fridael/jpluck/download/index.html
I still need to do some work for Beta 2. JPluck X (the GUI) is still missing
some essential functionality. If you want to t
> I seem to remember that a link was going to be put somewhere in
> www.plkr.org website to the Zaurus/Ipaq with Opie reader but there is no
> mention of the Zaurus reader anywhere on the website so far as I can tell.
If you could write up a quick little article, explaining what it is,
ho
---On Thu, 31 Oct 2002 18:16:41 PST, Bill Janssen said
> So let's try some design, using 0x90 as the function code base.
>
> BEGIN_TABLE: 0x97 ncols:1 width:1 talign:1 border:1 bg-color:3
> BORDER_COLOR: 0x93 border-color:3
> BEGIN_TABLE: 0x94 ncols:1 width:1 talign:1 border:1
> BEGIN_TR:
I seem to remember that a link was going to be put somewhere in www.plkr.org
website to the Zaurus/Ipaq with Opie reader but there is no mention of the
Zaurus reader anywhere on the website so far as I can tell.
If you would still like to link to it is at www.timwentford.uklinux.net
Cheers
Tim
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Laurens wrote:
>The only way I could get the conduit running was by installing it in the
>Palm Desktop directory. Otherwise I got the classpath error. However, the
>output from BBC News (the only channel I tried) is mostly gibberish. I can
>send you the PDB if you need it.
I'll fix the classpath
>> I wonder if this would be better written in wxWindows so it can
integrate
>> into the Plucker Desktop. Then you could view the plucked file right
after
>> it was created.
>You still can. There's nothing stopping the desktop from popping up
>the document in the viewer after it's plucked the h
Laurens wrote:
>While I uploaded the API JavaDoc for Bill, I also uploaded the provisional
>site for JPluck X. The FAQ and the Screenshots are the only interesting
>things right now. There will also be developer's section with info on how
to
>use the JPluck API directly and on how to write Pluckle
I tried the new jar files, and it works fine from the command line.
However, when I use your sample program with only the args and output
stream parameters being used (the rest are passed as null), I don't get a
valid pdb file as output. It looks like there is some translation of bytes
going on i
- Original Message -
From: "Edward Rayl" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, November 01, 2002 2:52 PM
Subject: Re: plucker distiller Java API
> >
> >
> >Ideally, every status message that the Python parser produces should have
a
> >corresponding callback method. Thi
Ideally, every status message that the Python parser produces should have a
corresponding callback method. This means you'll have to fire the callback
events from within the Python parser itself. That said, I don't know Python
let alone the specifics of the parser, so I don't know it that's possi
Hi,
While I uploaded the API JavaDoc for Bill, I also uploaded the provisional
site for JPluck X. The FAQ and the Screenshots are the only interesting
things right now. There will also be developer's section with info on how to
use the JPluck API directly and on how to write Plucklets (see FAQ).
Bill,
It looks to me that the API will do the job. However, the callback interface
could be a little more specific.
Currently it looks like this:
public interface Callback {
void update (int number_collected, int number_in_queue);
};
This interface can only be used to update a progress
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