On 2002.11.12, at 10:08 AM, matto wrote:
David A. Desrosiers wrote:
http://gnu-designs.com/bugs/view_bug_page.php?f_id=372
Related to the above bug, I had a thought.. what if we set a
"bookmark" (invisible to the user) to the location in the page that
the user
is at when they try to chang
David A. Desrosiers wrote:
http://gnu-designs.com/bugs/view_bug_page.php?f_id=372
Related to the above bug, I had a thought.. what if we set a
"bookmark" (invisible to the user) to the location in the page that the user
is at when they try to change the font, then when they change the font and
We had a few discussions on the plucker-dev lists regarding .ini files and where to
put things.
This would have been in fall 2001, back at the design stage and planning stage. I
spent a good
time asking about ini format, as there is a zero sum of available time, and I did not
want that
time r
Can I make a small suggestion? First some background:
I just noticed that after tinkering around with Plucker Desktop a
few times, including deleting all of my "Channels" when I was done, left my
~/.pluckerrc in a somewhat "polluted" state of affairs. Generally, I like
to keep my
Yes, that's what I was driving at. In the current CVS version of
configure.in, various things that are enabled by default (the PalmOS
viewer, the desktop, the manual) do not check to see if the
environment permits them to be built. I think the simplest thing to
do is to disable them by default, a
> I agree. The problem is when I *don't* say I want to build the viewer,
> and it errors out the whole configuration process, instead of simply
> determining that I don't have the necessary tools, and taking the viewer
> out of the list of things to be built.
Ideally, sensible defaults (
So, the rule is now to run "autoreconf" instead of "autogen.sh"?
OK, I'll change my notes on configuration. Though I note that all
autoreconf does for me is to run autoconf.
Bill
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I agree. The problem is when I *don't* say I want to build the
viewer, and it errors out the whole configuration process, instead of
simply determining that I don't have the necessary tools, and taking
the viewer out of the list of things to be built.
If one configures with "./configure --enable-
---On Mon, 11 Nov 2002 14:32:02 PST, Bill Janssen said
> Chris,
>
> I use autogen.sh in the top-level directory.
>
Bill:
autogen runs autoconf. Mike told me that the first time, I should run
autoreconf, 'cause it creates config.h.in in the viewer directory (and
maybe in some of the others
> Don't put it in javahome. A jdk or jre upgrade will break you.
>
> I put jars in 1 of 2 places:
> 1. local lib directory (myapp/lib, eg)
> 2. /usr/local/classes
Neither my RH 7.3 machine or my MacOS X.2.1 machine seem to have
/usr/local/classes/. Is there no standard place in Java for this
On Mon, Nov 11, 2002, Bill Janssen wrote:
> why would we want a configuration script that errors out, instead
> of completing?
If you say that you want to build the viewer and you don't have the
tools to build it then I don't consider it to be a problem when it
"errors out."
/Mike
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> to do java -jar myapp.jar, you need to add this to your manifest:
> Main-Class: org.mine.mymainclass
Yes, this is already done. I've updated the Makefile.in and top-level
configure.in; when we iron out the other changes to configure.in I'll
check those in.
Bill
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Chris,
I use autogen.sh in the top-level directory.
Bill
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> > during the configuration process, aborting the configuration even
> > though there are other useful subdirectories which *can* be built.
>
> If you don't have the tools to build the viewer then use the
> --disable-palmosbuild option...
Maybe I'm just thick today... Seems to me that the confi
On Mon, Nov 11, 2002 at 01:50:49PM -0500, David A. Desrosiers wrote:
> # invalid
Why is that one invalid?
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> Example two HTML:
>
>
> Normal size
>
>
> Example two output, correctly shown in the wxHtmlWindow:
>
> Normal size
Just to review:
# valid
# valid
# valid
foo--># valid
# valid
http://gnu-designs.com/bugs/view_bug_page.php?f_id=372
Related to the above bug, I had a thought.. what if we set a
"bookmark" (invisible to the user) to the location in the page that the user
is at when they try to change the font, then when they change the font and
the page redr
> >I should see this.
> >
>
> >
> >I should see this too.
>
> I thought that text withint the tags should be ignored by the
> browser and not shown at all. If I don't make the tag change, the wxHtml
> window shows the text (which includes lots of elements explode doesn't
> handle).
I agree, t
Attached is another patch for the pluck-comics tool. Here is what I've
added:
1. the ability to fetch a random number of comics (in addition to any
explicitly named)
2. the option to rotate the comic (requires imagemagick) -- nice for using
the hardware buttons to scroll!
3. a prettier home page
Hi,
I've just released JPluck beta 2.
http://jpluck.sourceforge.net/
JPluck is a Java-based toolkit for creating Plucker documents. It is a
separate development not based on the core Plucker tools. It includes the
following:
- JPluck X GUI application.
- Command-line Spider.
- Command-line Gal
On Sun, Nov 10, 2002, Laurens M. Fridael wrote:
> Does the order of the data records in the document affect display
> performance?
Not that much. The viewer uses a binary search (a O(log n) algorithm)
to find the correct record, so it will not access that many records
in the Plucker document to fi
On 9 Nov 2002 at 20:31, Bill Janssen wrote:
> > I also made a change to the would not be correctly ignored by the
wxHtml parser?
The Desktop has a HTML editor. When I type this into the editor window, and then flip
the tab
to the preview window, it seems to render correctly:
I should see th
> I'll send along the conduit stuff in a few days. I just need to do the
> progress dialog. Do you have a Windows machine to test it on?
Sounds great. I do have a machine to test it on.
Best wishes,
Robert
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