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Hi, thanks for the bug report. Am Do den 24. Dez 2009 um 19:35 schrieb Jeff Abrahamson: > Severity: important I'll lower the severity to normal as it is not not working at all. It is only a inconsistency between documentation and the error messages. > Commands that worked in gqview no longer work, and my attempts to > control a running geeqie process via the commandline often report > errors and don't always do what I expect from the documentation. > > Some examples perhaps illustrate best. I have a running geeqie process. > > jeff@aragorn:California $ geeqie --remote file 20091023-093855-6366.jpg > 20091023-142855-6367.jpg > Geeqie 1.0beta2, This is an alpha release. > Invalid or ignored remote options: file, 20091023-093855-6366.jpg, > 20091023-142855-6367.jpg > Use --remote-help for valid remote options. > jeff@aragorn:California $ > > But, in fact, the remote session did the right thing (displayed those > two images as a selection of two things). The error message appears > incorrect (and quite distracting!). By selection, I mean "what does > repeated application of page-up and page-down indicate is the set of > images I am viewing?" There is one real error in your remote call. There is no »file« option to use. The help screen point says »file:« which means that »file:« should be in front of every file. However, you are true that this is a small bug and inconsistency between documentation and appearance. This bug should be fixed in the next version. > When viewing a single image (geeqie --remote file foo.jpg), the file > foo.jpg displays but I don't see a selection of one. (That is, next > and back move to other images.) > > jeff@aragorn:California $ geeqie --remote file 20091023-142855-6367.jpg > Geeqie 1.0beta2, This is an alpha release. > Invalid or ignored remote options: file, 20091023-142855-6367.jpg > Use --remote-help for valid remote options. > jeff@aragorn:California $ I'm not sure if that should be called bug. Maybe future geeqie will have a option to specify the handling of single files. But at the moment it don't. I hope this is ok for you to leave it to future versions. > Some unrecognized commands cause the geeqie window to raise itself, > which is probably never the right thing to do unless the command has > as defined purpose to raise the geeqie window. E.g., > > jeff@aragorn:California $ geeqie --remote -z > Geeqie 1.0beta2, This is an alpha release. > Invalid or ignored remote options: -z > Use --remote-help for valid remote options. > jeff@aragorn:California $ > > (The geeqie window raised after this call.) I will look for this task too. Stay patient. > In any case, remote commands should surely not print to stdout or > stderr if they do their thing successfully. > > jeff@aragorn:California $ geeqie --remote -n > Geeqie 1.0beta2, This is an alpha release. > jeff@aragorn:California $ > > (The image advanced, but why did I have to be told geeqie's version?) Due the version you used (and was packed to debian) was not a finished version. In the current version this is not the case anymore. Regards Klaus Ethgen - - -- Klaus Ethgen http://www.ethgen.ch/ pub 4096R/4E20AF1C 2011-05-16 Klaus Ethgen <[email protected]> Fingerprint: 85D4 CA42 952C 949B 1753 62B3 79D0 B06F 4E20 AF1C - -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.11 (GNU/Linux) iQGcBAEBCgAGBQJN26ZxAAoJEK8RO3RE9oVxdAwL/RudYimrR7rJmABBYrmJRQFv 3vc+j8MudB2zdrXbDQfmQ440qQWzU3n5F783pfFqdH3rc7upPQ21D0BzGGUBKwEL zRBksfhg637Y9uaQ80G5aVPR4D5q3hQJ+j4y9zLxqKcISunkX1VRhduLJ6GEzrnE /PN6CF5aTrO3e6vS8qA/XB2iZzq0bzop+OxrtQh/NL6LDFxTaKg2DKHuXyusa3xZ nKlQmUjfZxL6iLrzDyNfR5ehYwc6kHgNX/PuLVXkWSCdsyXRSP9p86S6QeXIXDqR QAHOm/lZ+1cmeCP+1MGjHBP7ytM613HMjVfh/hxP9oVBX7G17vguiHyV5gcBe6U9 BdAS77LnoZWKpHnrAQw5a7JwwzL8tbaKz9WzX66B0ItWpaAlu9mYx5RDGLCzAYij posBUJiaHlU3VpAefY+znLgEXqs9Wcuf3hLSb8QIjIVp9Sm57Bbm7xwqpi5fjcnN ZN6YzGTnCfx1SneLxAsFtqsumteIR/hiYVY8nUofxg== =d/z+ - -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.11 (GNU/Linux) iQGcBAEBCgAGBQJN26arAAoJEK8RO3RE9oVxzY8L/jk2q0SZYxV4p9V1klivxElo 7zvAvMmUdqlhcBiiBg2Gd59WFZEFTqg8CpI8ZRuCwKUBHtJ7LIZMNBj6lv24reyg fDCTbcgu3duBlHiTnt90PhPG4Z/DYEixSWzIUX2jzrFNwWv3vwtedZhg427Czfco bXkdjIokrQNy14xxXSvNTbZ4VIFTREZvp4cqRMbUFzlxZFPNxD9gGbvCA65L0sN8 i/OmiLCOK5FfK+q32a0xTCHf89PlF0N8hy08N2Tf0d2Ip5Mll6e4+BdgWXLN1uUz BZ1xyDyGM8AMvQe0ohgMKj/5phQtfK/ajDDRS5kBWAgMppRpUhxORWXgcHxCJbUm OllHW4sT/5JHtn0x0ypTmmaC0YCJDcaocY3e3nhnIldMC+JhJoRBLdnan+szF9ma GHM09onu9JYGfA2d7FsFdQfSWZruxNzU5TzKyahq2R9vkfPZcQucdM5iIfjnP7Xa s4XB1KYosh6k4NPYeqGt9snlM9mtZC/nmnOokLHRZw== =ZKHr -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected]
