On 6/6/07, Manuel Dejonghe wrote:
I could try to link sh to bash instead of dash, but I'm afraid there
is no difference. And then, I can't check it on my own.
Without knowing anything about the scripts in the build farm, I would
suggest you at least try this out. The echo command in dash and ba
It obviously depends and if an interface need be rather complete as a rule,
it should reduce code size since only one struct pointer need be passed one
time. A messaging model would make expansion easier since other code would
probably not need modifying and can ignore the new notification. Only th
On 06/06/07, Ray Lambert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Jonathan Gordon wrote:
> hey all,
> so, in IRC we somehow got onto the problem that the filebrowser needs
> to know when a track changes (so the follow playlist can work
> properly), and scrobbler and database also need to know when this
> happe
On 06/06/07, Michael Sevakis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I really think it's best to avoid a separate callback function for each
particular things and instead just go with an interface model that groups of
related callbacks and functions. If you want audio events, provide a pointer
to some sort of
On 06/06/07, Linus Nielsen Feltzing <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Jonathan Gordon wrote:
> Questions, comments?
I think it sounds like a good idea. The implementation looks clean and
simple.
1) Why this:
+#define register_ata_idle_func(f) \
+register_event_callback(EID_ATA_DISK_SPIN
Hi all,
some might have noticed the ugly red blocks my server produced when
Bagder and I tried to add it to the server farm.
I am a bit helpless at this moment, since I (or even we) really don't
know where the problem is:
The server gets a job, starts tools/configure, which aborts due to an
invali
Jonathan Gordon wrote:
> hey all,
> so, in IRC we somehow got onto the problem that the filebrowser needs
> to know when a track changes (so the follow playlist can work
> properly), and scrobbler and database also need to know when this
> happens.
> playback.c has a few callbacks but only allows o
I really think it's best to avoid a separate callback function for each
particular things and instead just go with an interface model that groups of
related callbacks and functions. If you want audio events, provide a pointer
to some sort of audio events interface. Any receiver of events can just
i
Kjell Ericson wrote:
* One comment is that it is hard to read this two line selector (not
really part of the bookmark feature though). One or two pixels
seperating each item might help?
If you use the pointer line selector, I imagine that could be the case.
With an inverse bar, I see no nee
Jonathan Gordon wrote:
Questions, comments?
I think it sounds like a good idea. The implementation looks clean and
simple.
1) Why this:
+#define register_ata_idle_func(f) \
+register_event_callback(EID_ATA_DISK_SPINUP, (event_callback)f)
Why not replace the calls in the ATA c
hey all,
so, in IRC we somehow got onto the problem that the filebrowser needs
to know when a track changes (so the follow playlist can work
properly), and scrobbler and database also need to know when this
happens.
playback.c has a few callbacks but only allows one function to be
registered for e
On Sun, 20 May 2007, Magnus Holmgren wrote:
An almost final version has been available for a couple of days. I'd like to
apply it in a couple of days, unless there are objections to it.
No objections (but a bit late too :-)
I've tried it some days now on my iAudio. First of all I prefer this
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