Thanks Eben!,
Very helpful all of your comments.
Thanks all for your help, now I understant too much about mesh, share, join,
etc.
Anything would be bothering you again.
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On 17.02.2009, at 01:06, Daniel Drake wrote:
2009/2/16 Jorge Saldivar jorgesaldi...@gmail.com:
Just to undestand.
Once you share an activity, in sugar you do not have a way to stop
it,
unless stop the activity?.
You could look at other games (e.g. connect 4) which face similar
that can be written using Groupthink
will automatically be immune to the loss of any single member.
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Thanks all for the answers.
All ideas are good but for blind childrens are not so convenient. For that
kind of people you have to make your life easier, that's why I automated all
the procedures to share and join the activity. When you enter in room, the
activity call the share() method from the
2009/2/17 Jorge Saldivar jorgesaldi...@gmail.com:
Thanks all for the answers.
All ideas are good but for blind childrens are not so convenient. For that
kind of people you have to make your life easier, that's why I automated all
the procedures to share and join the activity. When you enter
On 16.02.2009, at 00:21, Jorge Saldivar wrote:
Hi all,
I am doing an activity for blind childrens and I need to know If
some one knows if sugar has a way to programmaticaly unshare a
shared activity?, and if it has, how can i do that?.
If I join a shared activity I can use the leave
On 16.02.2009, at 09:10, Bert Freudenberg wrote:
On 16.02.2009, at 00:21, Jorge Saldivar wrote:
Hi all,
I am doing an activity for blind childrens and I need to know If
some one knows if sugar has a way to programmaticaly unshare a
shared activity?, and if it has, how can i do
Thanks Bert!
But, even if you initiated the sharing, you can leave the shared activity.
After an activity has been shared, all participants are equal.
I know that I you join a shared activity you can leave it, calling the leave
method but what happend if i share the activity???, how can I
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Jorge Saldivar wrote:
Thanks Bert!
But, even if you initiated the sharing, you can leave the shared activity.
After an activity has been shared, all participants are equal.
I know that I you join a shared activity you can leave it, calling
Thanks Benjamin for the answer.
Now I understand many things that previously were not clear to me.
Excuse continue bothering you.
I am going to explain a little bit more.
I am doing an activity which are a club with many board games each one in
different rooms of the club. The idea is that you
Is the club itself the activity? In which case you'd be continually
sharing as long as you were at the club?
-walter
2009/2/16 Jorge Saldivar jorgesaldi...@gmail.com:
Thanks Benjamin for the answer.
Now I understand many things that previously were not clear to me.
Excuse continue bothering
Hi Walter,
Is the club itself the activity?
Yes, the club is the activity. The club has several mini games in this case
board games.
In which case you'd be continually
sharing as long as you were at the club?
When you start the activity it set up private, but when you enter in room
(of
In the scenario you describe, from the Sugar POV, you are always
sharing. You can control internally to your club a sharing state among
rooms an individuals that you can turn on and off at will.
-walter
On Mon, Feb 16, 2009 at 6:06 PM, Jorge Saldivar jorgesaldi...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Walter,
Just to undestand.
Once you share an activity, in sugar you do not have a way to stop it,
unless stop the activity?.
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2009/2/16 Jorge Saldivar jorgesaldi...@gmail.com:
Just to undestand.
Once you share an activity, in sugar you do not have a way to stop it,
unless stop the activity?.
You could look at other games (e.g. connect 4) which face similar
scenarios (only useful with 2 participants).
It sounds like
This is the problem with your understanding. A shared activity is
_initiated_ by one user, but this user does not _own_ the shared
activity.
The user who initially shared the activity can turn off his computer,
and the other users can still continue to share with each other. You
can see
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Hal Murray wrote:
This is the problem with your understanding. A shared activity is
_initiated_ by one user, but this user does not _own_ the shared
activity.
The user who initially shared the activity can turn off his computer,
and the other
Hi all,
I am doing an activity for blind childrens and I need to know If some one
knows if sugar has a way to programmaticaly unshare a shared activity?, and
if it has, how can i do that?.
If I join a shared activity I can use the leave method from activity object
of presenceservice to leave
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