Hi,
I'm having the same bug here. Redirecting /dev/null to stdin or using
os.close(0) fixes the problem as mentioned in the previous emails.
Also the problem is in python2.5 because the bug doesn't occur when
running the same script with python2.4 explicitly.
Thanks,
Mathieu Blondel
Dmitry V. Rutsky wrote:
Hi. I tried to install this version to my home dirs or build Debian
package
with sources copied over to current Debian package, but unsuccessively.
Try this :
mkdir ~/fantasdic-dev
ruby setup.rb config --prefix=~/fantasdic-dev/
Dmitry V. Rutsky wrote:
On Monday 29 October 2007 01:33:25 am Mathieu Blondel wrote:
And now I tried to reopen it and it keeps above others just fine. Then I
nuked my ~/.fantasdic config and restarted it again; it didn't keep above
others after the option was enabled, but did so when I
Thanks,
Mathieu Blondel
Dmitry V. Rutsky wrote:
On Wednesday 24 October 2007 08:32:05 pm Mathieu Blondel wrote:
Hi,
This message is about the bug that you filled, would be nice to have
option to raise fantasdic window when appropriate, in Fantasdic.
Would an option View Keep window above
Hi,
This bug / feature request is fixed in the development version. If you
can't wait next release, you can retrieve the source code with this command:
$ svn checkout http://svn.gnome.org/svn/fantasdic/trunk
Mathieu Blondel
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Dmitry V. Rutsky wrote:
There could be an option to save this option to better suit those who like it
not saved.
An option to save this option... Won't too many options become
confusing? We should try to limit options whenever possible. Sometimes I
think it's better to (try to) take the best
Aaron, Sebastien,
I'm running an up-to-date Debian unstable and can't reproduce the bug.
Are you aware of the new file name convention? Since wikipediafs-0.3,
the .mw was introduced to distinguish sub-pages (directories) from
articles (files). This is documented in the man page. See:
[EMAIL
This is intended. Since Fantasdic may be started with GNOME/KDE and stay
in the system tray, my point is that many users are likely to forget
that scan clipboard has been enabled. Typically, users would copy
something in the clipboard and Fantasdic would suddenly show up without
they actually
Hum, I agree that ideally the window should show up automatically when a
word is searched with scan clipboard. To make the window pop up, I'm
using the ruby equivalent of gtk_window_present() which AFAIK is the
proper function to do what we want. However, window managers have their
own
Sebastien Delafond wrote:
I think this is an interesting request; gmailfs has something just
like that, and it would I think would be fairly easy to lift this
functionality (namely, -p) from it. please let me know what you
think :)
This seems like a reasonable feature request :)
Mathieu
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Hi,
Yes migrating to Gtk::StatusIcon is definitely in my TODO list. However,
for now you can safely remove libgtk-trayicon-ruby because it is
optional. It won't prevent Fantasdic from working.
Mathieu
Sebastien Delafond wrote:
tag 428983 + confirmed
thanks
Hi Mathieu,
here's one for you
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