> plucker registry.reg needs to be merged into the registry to enable the
> plucker:// protocol in web browsers.
Where would one find this?
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On Tue, Aug 05, 2003, Alexander R. Pruss wrote:
> What kind of timeline are we looking at?
This weekend...
> I'd like a week for anti-aliasing support, myself. :-)
Then I don't think it will be include in 1.5 (but there will still
be 1.5.1, 1.5.2, etc. )
/Mike
On Tue, Jul 29, 2003, Adam McDaniel wrote:
> Any chance we can include the multiimage branch within HEAD at this
> point as well? :)
Well, the only way for that to happen is if you actually include it
in the main trunk before we make a 1.5 release...
/Mike
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I revisited i-mode again, implementing it in the viewer this time as
suggested by Mike:
http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg02576.html
Attached is a zip file with the patch and a pdb of icons (8bbp, only
tested on a m505).
Or here: http://www.pluckerbooks.com/imode.zip
The patched vi
Hi,
Some quick questions:
1) Where is the Viewer 1.4 source code? I vaguely remember there being a
source distribution for 1.2. I see no such package on the download page now.
(I don't want the CVS snapshot.)
2) Is it possible to build the Viewer on Cygwin? Are there any additional
requirements
On 2003.Aug.13, at 02:48 AM, Alexander R. Pruss wrote:
I think the current code doesn't use any hard-coded screen dimensions
on
OS5, except in viewer.rcp.in, so it shouldn't have been that hard to do
this. I'll look at the code later today. I'm curious.
Right. It was very easy. I copied SonyV
On Tue, 12 Aug 2003, Mihai GHITA wrote:
> I was just about to translate Plucker into Romanian when I noticed a
> new version has just been released. Hence the questions:
If you're going to translate, my suggestion is you translate 1.5. Get it
from cvs.
Alex
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I've committed my anti-aliased font support. It can be disabled via
--disable-gray-font . No color support yet and no highlighting support
and no kerning support.
If you want to try it, you can grab the palmfontconv package and convert
some outline fonts to Plucker f
On 13 Aug 2003, Dave Maddock wrote:
> > Any possibility to make it pluggable dictionaries to use (ie end user
> > can swap in a file that they want to use for charrefs dictionary)?
>
> Attached is a simple patch to implement a dictionary of alternate
> mappings of unicode characters. The user ca
> I assume this won't affect sites that use GreekKeys or other encodings,
> which one can do right now by generating a GreekKeys font? (Now font
> packages can be easily (with a GUI!) be generated from ttf and type1
> fonts.)
No, it should be fine because I'm not really doing anything new. The
pa
> For a converter package for use on windows, if you are distributing the
> executable, you may wish to include the cygwin1.dll.
It now compiles with bcc (and, by the way, includes support for non-aa
fonts, but the support for alternate encodings is still spotty), so it
doesn't need cygwin1.dll.
As the SDK for new Clie UX-50 was provided on Aug. 8 by Sony, I made a
quick hack to main trunk for its wide hires screen mode.
Matto
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As the SDK for new Clie UX-50 was provided on Aug. 8 by Sony, I made a
quick hack to main trunk for its wide hires screen mode.
Matto
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If you want to try the anti-aliased fonts, you can get the current cvs
version (or download the snapshot if it works). I put up bitmaps
generated from the XFree86 Luxi font on my website. Bitmaps are not
copyrightable in the U.S. The Luxi license doesn't allow modification but
does allow use. I
Hi!
Pluck on!
I was just about to translate Plucker into Romanian when I noticed a new version has
just been released.
Hence the questions:
1) Is there any point in finishing the translation of the 1.2 version?
2) Is there a \ro package already translated in the new 1.4 version (have not been
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Besides a few exceptions, the alternate representation of a unicode
character defaults to printing the number entity unaltered. This isn't
very pretty to look at and happens fairly regularly in the e-book world,
especially with Greek.
There are quite a few characters that we could set better alte
On Fri, Aug 08, 2003, Alexander R. Pruss wrote:
> I've committed my anti-aliased font support.
It seems like you forgot to include a few files (i.e. grayfont.c
and grayfont.h), though.
/Mike
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On Fri, Aug 08, 2003, Alexander R. Pruss wrote:
> I've committed my anti-aliased font support. It can be disabled via
> --disable-gray-font .
Don't forget that when you add a new option to the viewer's configure
script, you also have to include the option in the top configure
script or it won't s
On Tue, Aug 05, 2003 at 07:12:43PM +0200, Michael Nordstrom wrote:
> On Tue, Jul 29, 2003, Adam McDaniel wrote:
> > Any chance we can include the multiimage branch within HEAD at this
> > point as well? :)
>
> Well, the only way for that to happen is if you actually include it
> in the main trunk
I am just looking for some font smoothing. I don't expect to do sub-pixel
positioning of the characters. We'll have to see if it looks any good.
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Well, I'm working on the anti-aliased font stuff. The basic code seems to
work so far, but tables aren't supported yet, nor is kerning or rotation,
nor font selection (currently it's hard coded for test purpose).
But the big issue is that I just don't have very nice antialiased
bitmapped fonts. U
Dave Maddock wrote:
What do you think to basing the unknown_charref function in
TextParser.py on a more comprehensive dictionary instead of a big
if/else block? I'll code it...
Hi David,
Thanks for your letter.
Any possibility to make it pluggable dictionaries to use (ie end user
can swap in a
On Tue, Aug 12, 2003 at 11:38:28PM +0900, matto wrote:
> As the SDK for new Clie UX-50 was provided on Aug. 8 by Sony, I made a
> quick hack to main trunk for its wide hires screen mode.
I havn't yet seen the SDK/Simulator directly myself but assumed that it
would be quite a bit of work to get the
On browsing bugs.plkr.org, I came across #196 asking for a supported tags
reference, so I started this table:
http://www.pluckerbooks.com/tags.html
It is based on the python parser in cvs.
I compared this to the W3's HTML4 spec and noticed a few things that could
be supported with fairly trivial
1) Is there any point in finishing the translation of the 1.2 version?
2) Is there a \ro package already translated in the new 1.4 version (have not been
able to download it yet)?
Hi Mihai,
If you are starting fresh, Alex is right, might as well start with the
latest one from CVS:
http://cvs.p
Here's a nice task for anybody who does desktop programming. Make a nice UI
for creating Plucker-compatible font packages from fonts supplied by the
user, using fontconv and topalmtext as conversion engines.
Currently, my fontconv and topalmtext utilities
(palmfontconv.sourceforge.net) can togeth
I think the current code doesn't use any hard-coded screen dimensions on
OS5, except in viewer.rcp.in, so it shouldn't have been that hard to do
this. I'll look at the code later today. I'm curious.
Alex
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> Any possibility to make it pluggable dictionaries to use (ie end user
> can swap in a file that they want to use for charrefs dictionary)?
Attached is a simple patch to implement a dictionary of alternate
mappings of unicode characters. The user can replace UnicodeDict.py
with a custom diction
Dave Maddock wrote:
I assume this won't affect sites that use GreekKeys or other encodings,
which one can do right now by generating a GreekKeys font? (Now font
packages can be easily (with a GUI!) be generated from ttf and type1
fonts.)
No, it should be fine because I'm not really doing anythi
> Thanks for making a patch for swapping encodings. Is there a commandline
> switch for switching a lookup table (similar to how we can hotswap an
> exclusionlist.txt for a list of exclusions)?
No, to customize it you'd actually have drop your file into UnicodeDict.py's
place. I can add a cl swit
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