Hello Jonathan For me, it a + to know exactly what it 's doing. Thanks a lot for all this work in more, Olivier
2009/8/21 Jonathan Thomas <[email protected]> > I have just deployed reversion 138 and 139 to LaunchPad: > http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~jonoomph/openshot/main/changes<http://bazaar.launchpad.net/%7Ejonoomph/openshot/main/changes> > > To save everyone time, here are the commit messages. If you find these > commit messages terribly confusing, please let me know and I can try and > explain. =) > > -------------------------------------- > *Rev 138* > -------------------------------------- > Fixed the bug where OpenShot crashes when a non-media file is imported. > Dan helped me fix this one. We needed to call mlt.Factory.init() each > time we thumbnail a file. Then we can use the is_valid() method. So, > now OpenShot just ignores invalid files, and it won't crash & seg fault! > > Added in a new "lock" class, that ensures that only 1 instance > of OpenShot can be run at a time. This has the following features: > > 1) Running OpenShot with no command line args (i.e. $ openshot), > everything works like normal (the 1st instance of OpenShot to be run > will become the "primary instance". > 2) If you right click on files in Nautilus and open with "openshot", > it will pass each file to the primary instance of OpenShot... and > the files will appear in the project tree. This will not create > multiple instances of OpenShot > > NOTE: You can run multiple version of OpenShot if you don't pass args to > the command. > > 3) If you pass args to $ openshot "file path 1", "file path 2", "etc", it > will add each file to the primary instance of OpenShot > > 4) If you just run "$ openshot" over and over again, it will continue to > create new instances of OpenShot, so you could work on multiple projects > at the same time. It's only when args are passed along with the > "openshot" command that this lock stuff is used. > > As part of this new "1 instance" code, there is a new /queue/ folder. A > "queue_watcher" thread polls the files in this folder, and when it finds > any > file (text files), it cracks them open, reads the path of a file to import, > imports the file, and then deletes the text file. The name of the text > file does not matter. > > For example, if you manually create the following files in the /queue/ > folder: > > abc123.txt (and it contains: /home/jonathan/my_video_1.avi) > def456.txt (and it contains: /home/jonathan/my_video_2.avi) > > The queue_watcher thread should almost instantly delete these 2 text files, > and then import the 2 files into the primary instance of OpenShot. > This creates an interesting interface for people to work with, if > they want to script with OpenShot. > > -------------------------------------- > *Rev 139* > -------------------------------------- > MLT needs to have the Factory re-inited each time we load a > producer, otherwise it seems less stable... and more likely > to seg fault. > > bumping version to 0.9.25 > > _______________________________________________ > Mailing list: > https://launchpad.net/~openshot.developers<https://launchpad.net/%7Eopenshot.developers> > Post to : [email protected] > Unsubscribe : > https://launchpad.net/~openshot.developers<https://launchpad.net/%7Eopenshot.developers> > More help : https://help.launchpad.net/ListHelp > > -- Cenwen un elfe sur la banquise
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