Re: [e-users] Terminology and EFL 1.10.0 beta 1

2014-05-13 Thread tcech

Hi all,

On Sun, May 11, 2014 at 11:17:10AM +0200, ADA wrote:


It looks like, I've screwed up something, so my Terminology git was not
up to date. I've cloned it again to get a clean state, now it compiles fine.

By the way, the only file with problems was app_server.c. I've just
tracked the changes in EFL to make it compile. So:
 - ELM_APP_SERVER_VIEW_EV_... - ELM_APP_SERVER_VIEW_EVENT_...
 - eo_base_data_get - eo_key_data_get
 - elm_app_server_view_id_get call change

Basically, that's it.


But it is still issue when terminology release is used - IOW EFL and
elementart 1.10.0 beta2 cannot be used with terminology 0.5.0 due to API
changes...

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Re: [e-users] Terminology and EFL 1.10.0 beta 1

2014-05-13 Thread Boris Faure
On 14-05-11 09:32, Carsten Haitzler wrote:
 it should build with 1.10 - what did you change? why didn't it build?

app_server. I was fed up with making that thing compatible with
different efl versions. On git, this part is only compiled with efl ≥
1.10. If people care about that part of the could, I'll be glad to
review patches to make it compatible with efl ≥ 1.7.

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Re: [e-users] Terminology and EFL 1.10.0 beta 1

2014-05-13 Thread The Rasterman
On Tue, 13 May 2014 21:18:03 +0200 tc...@suse.cz said:

 Hi all,
 
 On Sun, May 11, 2014 at 11:17:10AM +0200, ADA wrote:
 
  It looks like, I've screwed up something, so my Terminology git was not
 up to date. I've cloned it again to get a clean state, now it compiles fine.
 
  By the way, the only file with problems was app_server.c. I've just
 tracked the changes in EFL to make it compile. So:
   - ELM_APP_SERVER_VIEW_EV_... - ELM_APP_SERVER_VIEW_EVENT_...
   - eo_base_data_get - eo_key_data_get
   - elm_app_server_view_id_get call change
 
  Basically, that's it.
 
 But it is still issue when terminology release is used - IOW EFL and
 elementart 1.10.0 beta2 cannot be used with terminology 0.5.0 due to API
 changes...

see my other mail - it's a problem with elementary in 1.10 due to eo changes.

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Re: [e-users] Terminology and EFL 1.10.0 beta 1

2014-05-11 Thread ADA

 It looks like, I've screwed up something, so my Terminology git was not
up to date. I've cloned it again to get a clean state, now it compiles fine.

 By the way, the only file with problems was app_server.c. I've just
tracked the changes in EFL to make it compile. So:
  - ELM_APP_SERVER_VIEW_EV_... - ELM_APP_SERVER_VIEW_EVENT_...
  - eo_base_data_get - eo_key_data_get
  - elm_app_server_view_id_get call change

 Basically, that's it.

On 11/05/14 02:32, Carsten Haitzler (The Rasterman) wrote:
 On Thu, 08 May 2014 19:11:40 +0200 ADA ada...@gmail.com said:
 

 Hi,

  I've been playing around with the upcoming EFL/Elementary v1.10.0 beta
 1 and e19 release and it seems to be promising. It's definitely faster
 than the current stable version (probably due to the compositing
 rewrite) on my machine. :-)
  Unfortunately, Terminology doesn't compile with this version. (I tried
 the released v0.5.0 and GIT HEAD too.) I was able to patch it, so my
 terminal emulator is usable again. It works for me, but your mileage may
 vary. :-)

  If I screwed up something, corrections are welcomed from devs more
 familiar with the changes, than me.
 
 it should build with 1.10 - what did you change? why didn't it build?
 

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Re: [e-users] Terminology and EFL 1.10.0 beta 1

2014-05-10 Thread The Rasterman
On Thu, 08 May 2014 19:11:40 +0200 ADA ada...@gmail.com said:

 
 Hi,
 
  I've been playing around with the upcoming EFL/Elementary v1.10.0 beta
 1 and e19 release and it seems to be promising. It's definitely faster
 than the current stable version (probably due to the compositing
 rewrite) on my machine. :-)
  Unfortunately, Terminology doesn't compile with this version. (I tried
 the released v0.5.0 and GIT HEAD too.) I was able to patch it, so my
 terminal emulator is usable again. It works for me, but your mileage may
 vary. :-)
 
  If I screwed up something, corrections are welcomed from devs more
 familiar with the changes, than me.

it should build with 1.10 - what did you change? why didn't it build?

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[e-users] Terminology and EFL 1.10.0 beta 1

2014-05-08 Thread ADA

Hi,

 I've been playing around with the upcoming EFL/Elementary v1.10.0 beta
1 and e19 release and it seems to be promising. It's definitely faster
than the current stable version (probably due to the compositing
rewrite) on my machine. :-)
 Unfortunately, Terminology doesn't compile with this version. (I tried
the released v0.5.0 and GIT HEAD too.) I was able to patch it, so my
terminal emulator is usable again. It works for me, but your mileage may
vary. :-)

 If I screwed up something, corrections are welcomed from devs more
familiar with the changes, than me.


 Regards,
   ADA
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Re: [e-users] Terminology and EFL 1.10.0 beta 1

2014-05-08 Thread Philippe Jean Guillaumie

On 08/05/2014 19:11, ADA wrote:
  Hi,

   I've been playing around with the upcoming EFL/Elementary v1.10.0 beta
 1 and e19 release and it seems to be promising. It's definitely faster
 than the current stable version (probably due to the compositing
 rewrite) on my machine. :-)
   Unfortunately, Terminology doesn't compile with this version. (I tried
 the released v0.5.0 and GIT HEAD too.) I was able to patch it, so my
 terminal emulator is usable again. It works for me, but your mileage may
 vary. :-)

Terminology builds fine on my Ubuntu and Debian systems.
No tweaks needed.


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