brucee
On Wed, Feb 27, 2008 at 8:49 PM, Skip Tavakkolian <9n...@9netics.com> wrote:
> here's a screen capture of an acme session that might be useful to
> those who are new to acme. i've put the tools (mspy script and
> tippi.c) that were used to follow the mouse buttons on sources. with
> brucee's help it went together quickly and he did the hard bit in mspy
> plumbing.
>
> i used the windows media encoder (free download from microsoft).
>
> http://www.rangboom.com/videos/acme_session.wmv
that may or may not have been an unfortunate choice;
on a mac with osx 10.5 (leopard) I'm so far unable to view it.
(maybe a more experienced mac user can view it?)
Axel.
-GBA
if i had a voice like forsyth, there might have been one.
besides, we didn't want to wake up tippi.
Maybe it is time we offocially rename the list to jobsFans or something.
uriel
maybe somebody can transcode it to mp4 or flash video.
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brucee
http://www.ipgp.jussieu.fr/~lonjaret/acme_session.avi
my encoding skills are rusty and it seems mencoder does not deal well
with .wmv as input, that's why the size is way bigger than the
original :/
but hey, b/w is cheap nowadays...
If requested, I'll try to do a better one later.
Cheers,
Mathieu.
On Wed, Feb 27, 2008 at 02:42:04AM -0800, Skip Tavakkolian wrote:
> > that may or may not have been an unfortunate choice;
> > on a mac with osx 10.5 (leopard) I'm so far unable to view it.
> > (maybe a more experienced mac user can view it?)
>
> maybe somebody can transcode it to mp4 or flash video.
>
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Axel.
for mac users:
http://www.rangboom.com/videos/acme_session.mov
fearing reprisal, the person who created the quicktime version wants
to stay anonymous. so, on behalf of myself and the entire mac support
team we would like to thank "audrey" for doing this ☺
-rob
good eye. yes i noticed it and briefly discussed it with brucee last night. i'm looking
at it now.
i fixed the (lack of) redrawing in tippi window after a move or reshape but before
any mouse activity.
/* if in selection, choose selection */
e->jump = TRUE;
if(q1==q0 && t->q1>t->q0 && t->q0<=q0 && q0<=t->q1){
q0 = t->q0;
q1 = t->q1;
if(t->what == Tag)
e->jump = FALSE;
}
removing the if along with it's body fixes it for me.
regards.
felipe
this is almost never acme's fault.
probably you were using vnc to connect,
and your vnc client doesn't support being
told by the server to move the mouse cursor.
> somehow, i was only able to reproduce the bug if i had some selected
> text in the tag bar, and tried to click over it with the 3rd button.
> i'm not sure if that's the intended behavior
it is.
russ
that's not the problem. moveto is getting called (/sys/src/cmd/acme/look.c:149)
it also happens if you start rio with mspy. it's deeper.
that's right.
> probably you were using vnc to connect,
> and your vnc client doesn't support being
> told by the server to move the mouse cursor.
i was using drawterm. without tippi in between, it works as expected, but
the moveto has no effect with it in the mix. just verified that the same thing
happens with term.
all good. this is just another fine example of the XY problem.
¿Todos los problemas son masculinos?
When I was learning Spanish, I used to always screw up the gender of
the Greek words until I learned that all Greek words were masculine.
My female prof liked to remind me/us by saying, "All problems are
masculine." I always thought it was a clever mnemonic device and jab.
Felipe's point being that the dearth of female coders in the Plan 9
community is the core of the problem. ;)
-Jack
Russ found the problem. synopsis: writes to /dev/mouse weren't being propagated.
the fix was simple and made the script even simpler. the good bits are:
bind '#|' /n/mouse
tippi <>[0]/dev/mouse <>[1]/n/mouse/data &
bind /n/mouse/data1 /dev/mouse
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