[MacOSX] PTBatcherGUI toolbar

[___matthieu___]

Hello,

I was trying to use PTBatcherGUI from the 2013.0 codebase and I
noticed that the toolbar is not visible and I can not find how to make
it visible.

I deleted ~/Library/Saved Application State/net.sourcforge.hugin.* and
~/Library/Preferences/hugin Preferences.

I tried with the beta 1 from Harry and noticed the same problem.

My main platform is 10.8 but the problem is the same on my 10.6
virtual machine.

With the 2012.0 build from sourceforge, the toolbar is here.

Did I miss something and the toolbar is gone for a reason or do I
really have a problem ?

Thanks,

Matthieu

[Harry van der Wolf]

2013/5/11 ___matthieu___ <matthie...@gmail.com>

Hello,

I was trying to use PTBatcherGUI from the 2013.0 codebase and I
noticed that the toolbar is not visible and I can not find how to make
it visible.

Confirmed. The toolbar is gone. Funny that I never noticed.
I tried to see whether it had something to do with the simple/advance/expert settings in Hugin, but that doesn't make a difference.

Harry

[___matthieu___]

Hi,

[...]

> Confirmed. The toolbar is gone. Funny that I never noticed.
> I tried to see whether it had something to do with the
> simple/advance/expert settings in Hugin, but that doesn't make a difference.

So I searched on the wx side and it was a bug in the 2.9 release*.
I applied the patch provided and it now works. So here is a new
build :

http://matthieu.desile.free.fr/hugin/Hugin-Release-2013.0.0.6321-4a43fef669c1-10.6.dmg

Cheers,

Matthieu

*: http://trac.wxwidgets.org/ticket/13888

[___matthieu___]

Hi,

I'll try your build (I was using your builds of 2012) but I want to access to same command line tools, there is some way to access them?

    I am not sure I understand your question; if you want to access the command line tools,
    you just have to open the dmg and in the terminal you specify the path to the tools
    (for example "/Volumes/Hugin\ 2013.0.0.6321\:4a43fef669c1\ Release/HuginTools/cpfind -o ...")
    (note that anything relying on Python won't work in this case)
   
If I am answering the wrong question, do not hesitate to tell me,

Cheers,

Matthieu