Hello strk,
Monday, February 19, 2007, 10:00:45 PM, you wrote:
These are very specific for the FB GUI and should not affect other
GUIs.
s Shouldn't these setting not be Gnash specific ?
Nothing else on the system knows about it.
s Like XF86Config isn't a Gnash rc ? :)
I mentioned
Hello Rob,
Monday, February 19, 2007, 11:18:04 PM, you wrote:
- This config file is *only* related to the FB gui and is only
necessary for someone that uses Gnash to play .swf files. There's
RS Then I'd probably create a simple text file, stick it someplace, and
RS just parse that using
On Tue, Feb 20, 2007 at 10:14:54AM +0100, Udo Giacomozzi wrote:
However, I just noticed a weird behaviour of gotoAndPlay(): When it's
argument is a constant, then it works fine. However, when I pass a
variable to it, then it jumps to the frame after the desired one.
Maybe
Rob,
when I call
trace(file.fgets());
gnash dies with a Segmentation fault.
Any idea?
Udo
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Hello strk,
Tuesday, February 20, 2007, 9:52:41 AM, you wrote:
s This is because you're using a custom GUI ?
GUI by what we mean in Gnash. It's not a real GUI. It's the access
layer for /dev/fb0 if you want.
s I mean, would DirectFB have a similar configuration file ?
Yes, but DirectFB is
During an IRC talk we found out that 'make check' is returning different
results even when called consecutively on a single host/buildtree.
I had similar problems in the past, then I updated the .exp file
taking care of parsing and found a stable solution, but it turns
out it's NOT stable on
strk wrote:
During an IRC talk we found out that 'make check' is returning different
results even when called consecutively on a single host/buildtree.
This is likely due to expect buffering. Expect uses Tcl, but make
check is actually an expect program. Any issues with inconsistent
results
Udo Giacomozzi wrote:
trace(file.fgets());
gnash dies with a Segmentation fault.
Did you open to file first ? Instead of trace(), you can also use
file.puts().
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Hello Rob,
Tuesday, February 20, 2007, 3:43:01 PM, you wrote:
RS Did you open to file first ?
Yes, of course. I also use it to detect if file i/o is supported. The
code should be (don't have the file at hand right now):
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