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So, anyone have any ideas why this doesn't work?
Thanks,
Eugene
OK, I tried to do just that. To test it, I added this line:
SysQSort(indexList, numberOfRows, sizeof(UInt16), CompareItems, NULL);
to the end of the UpdateIndexList function.
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Greetings all,
I've modified Sunrise (Laurens Fridael's successor to JPluck) to enable
you to use the Firefox extension anywhere, and be able to pluck to a
remote installation of Sunrise. For example, I can have Sunrise Desktop
installed at home,
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OK, I tried to do just that. To test it, I added this line:
SysQSort(indexList, numberOfRows, sizeof(UInt16), CompareItems, NULL);
to the end of the UpdateIndexList function. Theoretically, this would
mean we run qsort on indexList after it's
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I've been trying to do just that, but for some reason it's not working.
I will send the code and beg for help in a few days. :)
Thus spake Alexander R. Pruss:
Wouldn't it be ideal to use the Palm quick sort API? This way, on newer
devices,
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Thus spake Michael Nordstrom:
It will make things a bit more complicated because it is necessary to
keep all items in the list but ignore the items that shouldn't be
displayed (to re-create the linked list every time the user change
the
, 2006, Eugene Y. Vasserman wrote:
I was wondering why there
seems to be a sorted array (indexList), but the documents themselves are
in a linked list (docList).
The linked list contains *all* the documents; the array, on the other
hand, only includes the documents that are displayed
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I had a quick question about the sorting of the library list in Plucker.
It's pretty slow for me, currently, but that's because I have a crapload
of documents, so I'm trying to speed it up. :) I was wondering why there
seems to be a sorted array
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Greetings all,
I don't know what the proper venue for submitting patches is (I don't
think I'm allowed to do CVS commits :), so I'm attaching one. Please
rebuke me appropriately if this is not the correct forum for this.
The patch is trivial: it
Actually, I fixed it by reinstalling all of cygwin. Don't know why, but
that did the trick. Thanks!
Thus spake David A. Desrosiers on 1/9/2005 11:40 AM:
For some reason, erasing the entire CVS dir and re-importing did the
trick for the first error set. However, for some reason, only the
second
Thus spake David A. Desrosiers on 1/9/2005 1:47 PM:
Actually, I fixed it by reinstalling all of cygwin. Don't know why,
but that did the trick. Thanks!
Ah yes, I forgot...
The solution to all problems on Windows is to reinstall.
Heh. Somehow I don't think that was the root of the problem.
Been having some trouble building plucker viewer from CVS for some time
using the 5r4 Palm SDK. The build environment is Cygwin.
Here is the palmdev-prep output:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~/plucker/viewer
$ palmdev-prep.exe
Checking SDKs in /PalmDev
sdk-5r4 headers in 'include', libraries in
Well, this kills my hacked-together project (mozpluck.pl). So selfish of
you Laurens. Can't you think of anyone except yourself? :)
Thanks, excellent feature!
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Alright. After months of not-doing-anything-about-the-problem, I have a
perl script that will allow documents to be plucked from Mozilla with a
single button push. This should also work with IE, but I think there's already
a method to do that. All the relevant files are attached. Constructive
Haha, just kidding. Mozpluck in the last email does not work. Attached
is a corrected script. Umm... I meant to do that!
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Eugene Gman Vasserman
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http://www.y3k.org/eugene/
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
# Perl code by Eugene Vasserman
# (thanks to David A. Desrosiers from plucker-dev for
This may have already been discussed: there is a marked speed
improvement in parsing individual documents in the CVS version of the
viewer, but there is also a 2-fold slowdown in synching the document
list. Does anyone know why this is the case?
Thanks,
Eugene
ok, still trying to implement plucker:// in windows (I know, I know...),
and I'm having registry problems...
I merge this into the registry:
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Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\plucker]
URL Protocol=
@=URL:Plucker Protocol
Quite right, readlrfont is missing:
/bin/sh: ./[EMAIL PROTECTED]@: No such file or directory
Where do I get it?
Thanks,
Eugene
Or, more precisely, this should be changed to:
for file in $(ALL_144dpi_FILES); do \
./$(READLRFONT) $$file `echo $$file | $(PERL) -ne
I was trying to build the latest viewer from CVS, and I got this error:
make[1]: Entering directory `/home/eugene/projects/plucker/viewer/fonts'
/usr/bin/pilrc -I .. -D HAVE_HIRES -q fonts.rcp
PilRC v2.8 patch pre-release 7
Copyright 1997-1999 Wes Cherry ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Copyright
I've hacked out some code in perl (I don't know python, but they're very
close, so a port should be trivial) to implement the --install switch to
enable plucker:// protocol system from a windows browser. Here is the
code (it's very short):
--cut here
use File::Temp qw/ mktemp
What about saving the % position in the current document before changing
the font? it's as good as setting a y offset, but you don't have to do
all the font height division/multiplication shit...
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Now that I FINALLY coaxed windows task scheduler into working, i am
having another problem. Applications lose focus when plucker updates
channels. I did nto see a --quiet option to hide everything - no
progress of any kind. Would this be possible to implement, so channels
do in fact update, but no
paldev-prep is aware of all three sdks: 4, 5, and sony.
$ palmdev-prep.exe
Checking SDKs in /PalmDev
sdk-4 headers in 'include', libraries in 'lib'
sdk-5 headers in 'include', libraries in 'lib'
sdk-sony headers in 'include', no libraries
When GCC is given no -palmos options,
more problems:
configure succeeds with hires and sony toolkit enabled, but build fails:
$ make
make[1]: Entering directory
`/cygdrive/c/Docume~1/G/Desktop/plucker/viewer/cleaner'
/usr/bin/m68k-palmos-gcc -g -Werror -Wall -O2-c -o cleaner.o cleaner.c
In file included from
Hey. This is a question for Adam, mostly.
So, I've got the prc-tools and sony sdk installed. I have the cvs code.
Do you have a script you use to build the code? Yes yes, I could write
my own, but I'm s lazy. If you have one already, will you share? ;)
Thanks,
Eugene
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OK, some problems resolved, but new problems come up.
I try to build using Sony sdk (which configure recognizes), but it bombs
when tested. here is what config.log says:
configure:3979: /usr/bin/m68k-palmos-gcc -palmos5
-I/PalmDev/sdk-sony/include -I/PalmDev/sdk-sony/include/System
this is not necessarily a feature suggestion, more a question about
standards. Right now, the document format is zTXT, which is (and I sure
hope this is right) zipped text. If a block compression algorithm was to
be used (gzip, I think, is block compression, but I'm not sure. I know
bzip2 is),
How about some RSS feed support for plucker-desktop? Lots of sites are
beginning to use this for portable news format. Fairly easy to implement
in Python.
see http://web.resource.org/rss/1.0/ for info...
since this is an xml-based(?) format, what about pure xml feeds (not
rss)?
any thoughts?
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in the windows version of plucker_desktop, if one calls it with -d
(update all due channels) and no channels are due, it pops up a very
annoying dialog box informing the user that no channels are due. there
should be a command-line flag to eliminate this dialog box (in case
plucker_desktop was
This is a general discussion question:
I've found a number of things reported as bugs that are in fact the
fault of invalid/faulty html on websites (see bugs 444, 366, etc.). I was
wondering how feasable it is to have plucker handle obvious html errors
intelligently. Yes, this is pandering to
I think we need a allow only one instance for plucker desktop, due to
the problem of overwriting .ini file when one version of desktop updates
or adds a channel, and another one does not. Either that, or .ini file
needs to be re-parsed on quit, and merged with current into in memory...
This seems
Is there any way to install plucker distiller/parser (PyPlucker) and
have all the variables (package location, home.html, etc.) configured as
a non-root user? Please respond. I'm trying to develop a web-based
frontend to produce PDBs by dropping i URLs, but I don't have the
resources to host this.
I have a quick question: is there currently a way to modify the global
showcase for plucker? there are seversal sites that I've found that are
very mobile-friendly and can be plucked easily. Some require
customization. I'd like to share what I've found. Is there any way to
send in showcase URLs?
Greetings. Another question:
is there currently a way to create one-time plucks of a page similar to
http://cgi.linuxfocus.org/cgi-bin/2pda
I'm working on a plugin for Mozilla to do the same thing, but if there
was a server sporting a CGI script similar to the one above (but for
plucker
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