Hi mac users, 2010/9/18 AKS-Gmail-IMAP <[email protected]>
> Hi Harry, Thanks for your dedicated efforts. > > I see some problems with this take. First, I am testing an Intel box and a > PPC. The Intel has 10.6.4. The PPC has 10.5.8. > > - I see Pablo's matcher on the Intel but not on the PPC. I guess it > compiles only to Intel. > patfree-panomatic (as I have called it temporarily) is available in the bundle as i386/ppc (x86_64 segfaults). It should be available on both systems. Maybe it's not in your preferences. In that case you need to add it via Preferences->cp detectors. Note that you can't browse for it (as my website mentions). You just specify patfree-panomatic without path as executable with it's parameters. > > - On both system the Stitch now! button kicks out a Error form "External > program enblend not found in the bundle, reverting to system path" that is > behind the Hugin application window. Therefore one does not know it is there > when the application window is positioned to cover the error message. For > these tests the enblend location setting is the default. It also appears > that this error form might be in duplicate because it takes two clicks to > dismiss it and there is a regen flash between clicks. The stitch process > looks like it wants to proceed as normal once the error messages are gone. > > There's a small error in my build script which causes enblend/enfuse not be included. I corrected it already in the trunk but forgot to do that in the 2010.2.0 stable branch. I did not detect it either during testing as my preferences mentioned an external enblend/enfuse as I am/was very busy testing the gsoc via cmake which needs an external enblend/enfuse. > - On the Intel machine only, the stitch process fails when the stitch is > an overwrite. An overwrite stitch proceeds on the PPC. But in both cases, > as observed with verbose output, both enblend checking and enfuse checking > (of course) report as failed. The process stalls at the enblend stage on the > Intel. In other words the status window remains open. On the PPC the status > window closes. There is no stitch in either case. One is left with the > intermediate, ort tiff images. > > I mentioned that bug also for the beta2 tests. I need to file a bug report though as my remark was a request in that mail thread to ask test users from other platforms whether they encountered the same. > - On both machines, stitching succeeds when using the batch mode. > > So it looks like two problems. Enblend is not found in single shot > stitching and the error message needs to have a property set to come > forward. > > Allan > > And BTW, the download poll worked on the Intel (Safari 5.0.2) but as usual > did not show on the PPC (Safari 5.0.1). > > Yeah, stupid Safari. I also use self-created website editing tools and TinyMCE. They all work on Firefox (osx/linux/win), Google Chrome, IExplorer but not on Safari. On the other hand: I'm using googlemaps javascript APIs to create and export GPS routes on my website (http://harryvanderwolf.dyndns.org/gmwc/) and that works with all but IExplorer. Anyway: Patch 2 can now be downloaded. It includes enblend/enfuse. It's again a zip. My dmg tools are not entirely correct for some reason. I will try to "repair" from my SnowLeopard dvd. Harry -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Hugin and other free panoramic software" group. A list of frequently asked questions is available at: http://wiki.panotools.org/Hugin_FAQ To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/hugin-ptx
