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util/list.h breakage
by MenTaLguY 14 Oct '04

14 Oct '04

As I've been using g++ 3.3, it looks like I missed some things that wouldn't fly under 3.4 in my last commit. It should be fairly straightforward to fix, but I need someone with 3.4 to validate my changes. [ A complete listing of the errors would be helpful for me, too. I noticed one error mentioned in the Jabber chat logs, but that looked like it was likely one of the later errors. Usually only the earliest errors are going to contain useful information (and they're often the root causes). ] For a first shot at a fix, I'm going to try reworking the following pattern: template <typename T> class Foo : public Foo<T const> {}; template <typename T> class Foo<T const> {}; like so: template <typename T> class Foo; template <typename T> class Foo<T const> {}; template <typename T> class Foo : public Foo<T const> {}; So things get used more strictly in order of definition. There are most likely other issues, but we'll start with that one. -mental

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Re: [Inkscape-devel] Gtk-CRITICAL message with win2k
by Bob Jamison 13 Oct '04

13 Oct '04

vellum wrote: >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Bob Jamison" <rjamison@...357...> >To: <inkscape-devel(a)lists.sourceforge.net> >Sent: Wednesday, October 13, 2004 2:47 AM >Subject: Re: [Inkscape-devel] Gtk-CRITICAL message with win2k > > > >>c:\inkscape> gdb inkscape.exe >>GNU gdb 6.2 >>Copyright 2004 Free Software Foundation, Inc. >>GDB is free software, covered by the GNU General Public License, and you >> >> >are > > >>welcome to change it and/or distribute copies of it under certain >>conditions. >>Type "show copying" to see the conditions. >>There is absolutely no warranty for GDB. Type "show warranty" for >> >> >details. > > >>This GDB was configured as "i686-pc-mingw". >> >> > >The gdb version in the win build is gdb 5.2.1. Is this significant? If so >how do I get the 6.2 version? >Otherwise I get the output above. > > > >>(gdb) break gtksystemwin32.c:578 >>No source file named gtksystemwin32.c. >> >> > >I get down to this stage when I run gdb. It does not ask for breakpoint >pending statement. > > > >>Make breakpoint pending on future shared library load? (y or [n]) y >><---ONLY IF IT ASKS >> >> >>Breakpoint 1 (gtksystemwin32.c:578) pending. >>(gdb) run >> >> > >it runs and Inkscape starts ....normally. There is no stopping at line 578 > >wotnow? vellum > > > > Well, thanks for trying. I have no idea why it did not stop. I tried this on a friend's machine last night, and I got the break, but not the Gtk-Critical warning. Oh well. I will look around. Bob

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Re: [Inkscape-devel] building on win32
by Bob Jamison 13 Oct '04

13 Oct '04

Joshua A. Andler wrote: >I didn't see any responses to you about checking the build, so... just >letting ya know it worked fine for me. > >-Josh > > Thanks! It is good that it works, and that someone tried it. I am glad that I did not waste a whole day's work. ;) Bob

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cvs on download page
by David Christian Berg 13 Oct '04

13 Oct '04

Is there seriously a 3 month old inkscape version for download on the webpage a s current cvs or am I just too stupid to download the correct file. inkscape-20040711 is what I get :( David

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building on win32
by john cliff 13 Oct '04

13 Oct '04

Hello all, Just curious as to if theres anyone out there building inkscape natively on windows at the minute, as my mingw setup still doesnt want to play nice with the current CVS. I've tried various things, but to be honest dont really know what i'm doing when it comes to makefiles and so was curious if any one out there has it working, what you did to get it working? At the minute i get a bunch of messages about undefined refererences to '__gxx_personality_v0' and to `_Unwind_Resume' any info on mingw version, makefile changes, or anything else you did would be appreciated, as I'd really like to be coding, but have got to the stage where I'm fed up with watching it fall over in the linking, Cheers John (aka simarilius)

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Re: baseline grid
by David Christian Berg 13 Oct '04

13 Oct '04

Sorry to break the thread but since my system time was set to April 6. 2000 after getting back my Laptop, I found it kinda annoying to scroll all the way down in evolution to this thread. Anyways, I don't have a 64-bit system, and it's not all that bad, it's just that I found releases before to be a little more stable. I'll have a look at 0.40 since it's worth the bug reporting. About the baseline grid: I'm not sure, if paragraph text (text in a shape) is already introduced, but if it isn't it's on the todo list and it won't be long from now. Now inkscape should have a seperate so called baseline grid, which usually would be something like horizontal guides only. Now when turning on the "snap to baseline" (or something alike) option for a text (not sure if just paragraph text) the lines of the text automatically snap to the baseline. This means that the height of the lines is not determined by any setting or by the font size but mainly by the baseline grid. If the baselines are closer than the set line height, the text will always skip one (or more) baseline to snap to. http://www.macworld.com/2000/01/publications/macworld/images/content/snap-t… http://www.macworld.com/2000/01/publications/macworld/images/content/snap-t… http://www.creativepro.com/img/story/121703_fg1.gif This is still some way to go, but it is so useful for prepress graphics design, that I already mention it now. I'll file an RFE once you understand what I'm talking about :)

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crash in hmm dunno
by David Christian Berg 13 Oct '04

13 Oct '04

I have the latest debian package, but dunno what that is... can't you put something in the about dialog, so that I know... I never remember this terminal stuff. Anyways, I get a crash when I try to copy a text with a gradient fill. That is strange on the one hand and annoying on the other. I hope it's an easy to fix or fixed already. David

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Several tweaks on the File dialogs
by Bob Jamison 13 Oct '04

13 Oct '04

I committed a few changes to the file dialogs, hopefully making them a bit easier to use. By cheating and getting pointers to previously-private items on the dialogs, we can modify its behaviour slightly. Now we have a callback on the SaveAs text field, and the browse list is automatically expanded. Also, I think that the initial file listing, which did not list the filtered types the first time, works OK now. What I would like people to try for me, is L10N stuff, and whether it works better now with non-ASCII filenames. Bob

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math operation in dialogs
by David Christian Berg 13 Oct '04

13 Oct '04

just wondering if I should file a bug, or if it's so simple that I don't need to. Especially in the guides and the positioning dialog it would be helpful to be able to put mathimatical stuff in there. Imagine you have a guide at 45.6 and want one 7 mm further to the right, you'd just type 45.6+7 and there you go... even more important is something like dividing by 2 or 3, I need that quite often. Btw: Since my laptop was for repair, I used CorelDraw, and I think for basic vector editing and layouting inkscape is by now better than Corel. That is something! Which also brings me to one other thing I'm missing: Baseline Grid. Even for simple flyers and brochures it's nice (or rather necessary) to have. CorelDraw just pissed me of for not having it! I got my laptop back, with working ethernet card, Yeah!! Take care! David

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Initial abort() ability during tracing
by Bob Jamison 12 Oct '04

12 Oct '04

Hi all... I added some hooks to the tracer to be able to update the GUI while in the midst of heavy processing, and to catch an abort() if the user hits the Stop button. I checked in an initial ability to do this. (Yes, I know that there are no status messages, the buttons don't make a 'clicky' sound when you hit them, there is no hour glass 'busy' icon, no multi-colored progress bar, etc, blah, blah, blah, all that other silly stuff. I just want to make sure that abort() works ;-) Bob

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