Re: deb for inkscape 0.44
by Bryce Harrington
Thanks!
Btw, remember to send emails to inkscape-devel@, not
inkscape-devel-admin@...233...
Bryce
On Mon, May 29, 2006 at 10:29:31PM +0200, Yemu wrote:
> hi,i created a deb from an rpm of 0.44 i found on inkscape.org
> it works on ubuntu dapper beta2, and i think it should also work in
> other debian based distributions
> the addres where you can get it is:
>
> www.voila.edu.pl/inkscape_0.43+0.44pre0-1_i386.deb
>
> best regards
> yemu
>
>
16 years, 8 months
Re: [Inkscape-devel] Fwd: A documentation browser
by dsign
On 5/29/06, cedric GEMY <radar.map35@...8...> wrote:
>
> Working in SVG can be a good point for many examples we could use in
> manual or tutorials. But in this case, if we want to show a screenshot
> of a windows for example, we should embed it in a SVG file. Why not.
>
> Let the user choose is not necessarly the best. Is a user wants some
> help, he don't want to spens time to understand how the help browser
> works ;)
>
> I think we should do the choice for him, at least by default; Advanced
> user could change.
That's right, I can handle it. You should be warned, however, that as far
as I know, there are two practical ways of embedding html in a custom
component. One is through mozilla gtkmozembed and the other is gtkhtml; both
would represent additional dependencies.
Actually, i was going this way by the knowledge i get from my Gimp
> Manual contribution. We (I and Roman Joost) were trying to have a common
> approach to simplify actions for contributors and to make it easier to
> contribute. Yep, documenting is also a long and hard job.
Yes, I agree.
Moving xsl processing to the program sounds great to me.
How could i try your browser ? I could give you feedback on how i could
> use it ans may work together on it, this way.
No problem. The biggest trouble I foreesee right now is the part of
compiling the cpp code, I'm not that good with Automake, so I will provide
two short shell-scripts for compiling and linking, until something better
can be done.
About Yelp, i'm not sure it is available for windows. But i'm sure it is
> using GTK libraries, so that they will be necessary even on KDE. How
> is build yours.
>
> Cedric (IRC = pygmee)
As I noted earlier, the program is made using pygtk, a GTK binding for
Python. Inkscape is already (strongly) dependent on Gtk, and almost on
Python, but pygtk would be another dependency (perhaps the help browser can
be kept as an optional part, too). Then a few lines of C++ code make
possible the interaction of python+gtk with the Inkscape svg viewer widget.
All that can be re-coded completely in C++, but that difficults development
a lot, and would end up in poorer results for the same ammount of work.
Content info is represented by a tree, which nodes are added to that tree
from Contributor objects. Each node encapsulates a key, the title of the
document, an uri, the see-also stuff and a list of keyword phrases for
indexing.
Contributor objects are responsible of gathering entries from different
sources. So, a Contributor might know about the tutorials, and other
Contributor might be responsabilized of scanning the extensions directory
for documentation of individual extensions.
16 years, 8 months
Inkscape 0.44 Bug Status [#04]
by Bryce Harrington
Almost 2/3rds of the way there. Still a couple must-fix bugs left.
Fixed Bugs Since 5/24/06
Owner ID Title Pts
----------------------------------------------------------------------
rwst 1495283 Crashes instead of executing scripts 9
JFL 1488446 Zero Install and --enable-binreloc 6
adarovs 1495414 Whiteboard module login restrictions 6
acspike 1249746 effects must add stuff to current layer, not root 3
bbyak 1496421 "Break apart" too slow on complex paths 3
joncruz 1495856 cannot hide/lock layer without making it current 3
kees 1489407 Update the Inkscape logo in the website header 3
mjwybro 1448811 Connector: assertion failure when move empty group 9
bbyak 1496114 whitespace in rules breaks lindenmeyer effect 3
bbyak 496081 cosmetic issues in effect parameters dialog 3
cyreve 1495265 (WIN) Unicode display fails in latest build 6
ulferik 1474575 1.234e-5 notation used in LaTeX-files 6
kees 1495310 no parameters for output extensions 6
acspike 1244836 use newer glib2 on official build system 9
joncruz 1280117 layers are gone switching from linux to windows 6
joncruz 1235798 Changing layer order doesn't update layer selector 3
joncruz 1493995 Resize handle on bottom-right of window missing 6
joncruz 1495333 quick layer selector doesn't lock in layer dialog 6
bryce 1490928 Error message not translated 6
bbyak 933482 dashes/ markers do not survive stroke-to-path 6
mjwybro 1495284 OSX: compilation error: missing CREATE dir paths 6
bryce 1490042 [WEBSITE] RSS-Feed sent as text/plain 3
cyreve 1493680 no compile with FreeType-2.2.1-2 9
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Total (goal: 200) 126
Must-Fix List for 0.44.0
------------------------
*rwst 1467073 (DONE) make distcheck failing
*cyreve 1493680 (DONE) no compile with FreeType-2.2.1-2
yipdw 1489175 Win2K crash: entrypoint FreeAddrInfo not found
ishmal 1489961 Autopackage: crash on save as ODG
*acspike 1244836 use newer glib2 on official build system
Bryce
On Wed, May 24, 2006 at 08:36:14PM -0700, Bryce Harrington wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Now that we are in Feature Freeze, attention turns to bug fixing.
>
> As we've done before, we'll establish a point goal - 200pts. Each fixed
> bug between today and release will count towards that score. Low
> priority bugs score 3pts, medium 6pts, and high 9pts.
>
> When we've hit that list, *AND* closed all the Must-Fix bugs for 0.44.0,
> we will move into the Hard Freeze phase, and give control over to the
> release wardens to finalize the release.
>
>
> Needs Fixed in 0.44.x Stable Series
> -----------------------------------
> cyreve 1494337 Fonts/Win: this TTF font crashes Inkscape (pango error)
> rwst 1467137 Shrinking a pattern causes lock-up
> cth03 1488128 Snap: Aligning (Snapping) to Grid or Guides does not
> work
> joncruz 1418122 Conf corruption when opening files with non-UTF encoded
> joncruz 1370772 WinXP: Preferences.XML can't be accessed
> mjwyb 1448811 Connector: assertion failure when moving empty group
> ishmal 1395505 0.43 crash at startup on Win98se
> mental 1441003 Misc: flowRoot error with inkscape's svg
> cyreve 1448618 Fonts: weight variants selection
> rwst 1493580 SuSE: CVS builds but will not run on Suse 10.0
> cth03 1429049 Snap: near-freeze in ObjectSnapper::_findCandidates
> with ~1000 obj
>
> Needs Fixed for 0.45
> --------------------
> dwyip 1464771 whiteboard: cannot connect to jabber server then
> crashses
> cth03 1431560 Snap: Crash at resizing/snapping to guidelines
>
> Needs Owner in Order to be Prioritized
> --------------------------------------
> ---- 1484076 potrace freeze with multiple color scan
> ---- 1475189 Extension ignored by inkscape
> ---- 1468393 square/circle/polygon/spiral and linked offset
> misbehaviours
> ---- 1491646 WIN - Win32 extensions does not call delivered Python
> ---- 1491925 gradients referenced from masked object disappear
> ---- 1490430 [INFO NEEDED] Crash in libcairo.dll
> ---- 1489794 crash with composite
> ---- 1459502 Crash on imported image update (during Gimp save)
> ---- 1349761 Inkboard: inkscape crashes when trying to connect
>
>
> Note that I've deliberately kept the list of must-fix bugs for 0.44.0
> very lean, so that we can release sooner rather than later. If you
> disagree and have a bug that you think really must go there, then please
> speak up now, and explain why it should be a release blocker.
>
> Some of the rationale I used for de-ranking bugs: Difficulty confirming
> the bug. Bug appears to affect just the reporter. Bug doesn't cause
> crash or data loss. Crash is due to something very unusual (like a
> specific font, or a directory with unicode characters, or selecting
> >1000 nodes while snapping is on, etc.) Bug is in a feature not enabled
> by default (i.e. inkboard).
>
> Also note that this list doesn't accept bugs unless they have an owner.
> This is strictly for pragmatic reasons - without someone volunteering to
> take care of it, we may end up waiting a very long time to close it.
> In past releases, we've often ended up simply having to release with
> these sorts of bugs anyway, so I figure, why accept them as Must Fixes
> in the first place? ;-)
>
> Bryce
>
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16 years, 8 months
About screen for Inkscape 0.44?
by Bryce Harrington
Quick question - do we have an about screen arranged for 0.44? If so,
this'd be a good time to add it to svn. If not, we better get a hustle
on selecting one. ;-)
Bryce
16 years, 8 months
Help about extensions
by dsign
Humm, I see there is a SP_VERB_HELP_ABOUT_EXTENSIONS constant in the
pre-release source code of Inkscape, so somebody ia planning to add a
documentation subsystem for extensions, right. What exactly it would be?
16 years, 8 months
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16 years, 8 months
Problems in color-profile.cpp
by Bryce Harrington
Heya Jon,
Ran into a compile issue with color-profile.cpp:
In file included from color-profile.cpp:4:
color-profile.h:11:18: lcms.h: No such file or directory
In file included from color-profile.cpp:4:
color-profile.h:33: error: 'cmsHPROFILE' is used as a type, but is not defined
as a type.
In file included from color-profile.cpp:5:
color-profile-fns.h:11:18: lcms.h: No such file or directory
In file included from color-profile.cpp:5:
color-profile-fns.h:28: error: syntax error before `*' token
color-profile.cpp: In function `void
Inkscape::colorprofile_init(Inkscape::ColorProfile*)':
color-profile.cpp:112: error: 'struct Inkscape::ColorProfile' has no member
named 'profHandle'
color-profile.cpp: In function `void Inkscape::colorprofile_release(SPObject*)
':
color-profile.cpp:143: error: 'struct Inkscape::ColorProfile' has no member
named 'profHandle'
color-profile.cpp:144: error: 'struct Inkscape::ColorProfile' has no member
named 'profHandle'
color-profile.cpp:144: error: `cmsCloseProfile' undeclared (first use this
function)
color-profile.cpp:144: error: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once
for each function it appears in.)
color-profile.cpp:145: error: 'struct Inkscape::ColorProfile' has no member
named 'profHandle'
color-profile.cpp: In function `void Inkscape::colorprofile_set(SPObject*,
unsigned int, const gchar*)':
color-profile.cpp:187: error: `LCMS_ERROR_SHOW' undeclared (first use this
function)
color-profile.cpp:187: error: `cmsErrorAction' undeclared (first use this
function)
color-profile.cpp:214: error: 'struct Inkscape::ColorProfile' has no member
named 'profHandle'
color-profile.cpp:214: error: `cmsOpenProfileFromFile' undeclared (first use
this function)
color-profile.cpp: At global scope:
color-profile.cpp:349: error: syntax error before `::' token
color-profile.cpp:353: error: `document' was not declared in this scope
color-profile.cpp:354: error: `name' was not declared in this scope
color-profile.cpp:355: error: syntax error before `if'
make: *** [color-profile.o] Error 1
Perhaps there's a configure check needed? Or is something else needed?
Also, I notice color-profile.cpp is missing its copyright header.
Bryce
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16 years, 8 months
Fwd: A documentation browser
by dsign
Oops, sorry, previous image was too fat.
---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: dsign <dignor.sign@...400...>
Date: May 28, 2006 11:39 AM
Subject: A documentation browser
To: inkscape-devel(a)lists.sourceforge.net
On 5/28/06, dsign <dignor.sign@...400...> wrote:
>
>
>
> On 5/27/06, Justin Wikinator < touchmewithsynchronicpulses@...400...>
> wrote:
> >
> > This stuff blows my mind. Groking it will be good fun.
> >
> >
> I think too the extensions should be documented somehere inside inkscape
> itself; perhaps adding a good-old help browser to the program. A way of
> adding documents to the help as easy as dropping extensions in a directory
> would be great.
>
I was thinking in something like the program in the photo. There, the
tutorials, the documentation for user extensions and any other stuff can be
grouped together; I know the idea is quite old, but still seems good to me.
Ignoring the another-dependency problem, it might be done using pygtk and a
(quite easy to implement, as I could note) python front-end for the inkscape
SVGView widget. (which can also be used to provide a more flexible ui to
extensions, previsualization included).
16 years, 8 months
