Tonko Juricic wrote:
All I can find is log filename in debugger, but when I search my whole
hard drive for it, it is nowhere to be found. Granted, Windows
Explorer search has quite a few issues, especially when they
'enhanced' it in Vista and server 2008. Often it can not find the file
that you
annonygmouse wrote:
Benjamin Wolsey wrote:
Has the server changed?
Do I have to do a bzr branch
http://bzr.savannah.gnu.org/r/gnash/trunk; again?
This should do it:
bzr pull http://bzr.savannah.gnu.org/r/gnash/trunk --remember
Sorry, no luck...
No pain, I checked it out again
Hi!
It's been a while since I last checked the bzr source, but now I'm
trying to do a bzr pull and there's an error...
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/gnash/trunk$ bzr pull
Using saved location: bzr://bzr.savannah.gnu.org/gnash/trunk/
bzr: ERROR: Connection error: failed to connect to
Hi!
I have checked out the bzr repository and succesfully compiled gnash.
I wanted to take a look at how did the gnash testsuite run on my machine
and did a make check. Unfortunately it hangs like this:
FAIL: key_event_testrunner: root-get_current_frame() == '19' (expected:
20)
Hi, I thought after gnash 0.8.3 the CVS repository would migrate
to GIT, is it done already? Should I move to GIT? (lately I've done no
real work with it, just a little bit of testing).
Kind regards and great work!
Sebastià
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annonygmouse wrote:
Hi, I thought after gnash 0.8.3 the CVS repository would migrate
to GIT, is it done already? Should I move to GIT? (lately I've done no
real work with it, just a little bit of testing).
I hope this does not evolve into a flame war between both (bzr and git)
beauties
Hi folks!
I was trying to confirm that bug http://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?20076
had been cleared out, and I've tested it _before_ updating (I updated
yesterday or the day before) and the bug was still there.
Then I've made an export CVS_RSH=ssh cvs update -PACd
and
../autogen.sh
Benjamin Wolsey wrote:
Am Donnerstag, den 15.05.2008, 17:22 +0200 schrieb annonygmouse:
`BevelFilter_as.lo'. Stop.
make[3]: Leaving directory `/home/jo/gnash/server/asobj'
make[2]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
make[2]: Leaving directory `/home/jo/gnash/server'
make[1]: *** [all-recursive] Error
Rob Savoye wrote:
annonygmouse wrote:
You need 'make distclean' in this case to clear the deps.
I'll add it to my compiling alias.
You shouldn't have to do this on a regular basis, only after files are
moved around between directories.
Ok, thanks for the hint. Anyway, as I compile
Rob Savoye wrote:
annonygmouse wrote:
annonygmouse wrote:
It also happens at HEAD, since two or three days ago but hadn't
mentioned it because I thought it was some development on this area
going on and the thing wasn't yet stabilized.
There are very likely a few issues on 64bit systems
Hi folks!
I've just downloaded by CVS the 0.8.0 release and it compiles correctly,
but when running a flash file with sound it outputs the following and
does nothing:
15795] 17:47:49: ERROR: There is no sound handler currently active, so
character with id 451 will NOT be added to the
annonygmouse wrote:
Hi folks!
I've just downloaded by CVS the 0.8.0 release and it compiles correctly,
but when running a flash file with sound it outputs the following and
does nothing:
15795] 17:47:49: ERROR: There is no sound handler currently active, so
character with id 451
Rob Savoye wrote:
annonygmouse wrote:
annonygmouse wrote:
It also happens at HEAD, since two or three days ago but hadn't
mentioned it because I thought it was some development on this area
going on and the thing wasn't yet stabilized.
There are very likely a few issues on 64bit systems
Hi, I've seen that the icon/image used as the tiny icon on the
application bar has a white background. I've added transparency to
the image file (GnashG.png).
In my opinion it looks prettier, but the small crunched pieces
are hardly visible.
Anyway, it's attached in case you like it.
Sebastià
annonygmouse wrote:
Hi.
Today I had some time to play with gtk+gnash.
The result is a first attempt to implement task 6124 (open file menu
option).
The web says You are not allowed to post comments on this tracker with
your current authentification level. so I can't add the patch
Hi.
Today I had some time to play with gtk+gnash.
The result is a first attempt to implement task 6124 (open file menu
option).
The web says You are not allowed to post comments on this tracker with
your current authentification level. so I can't add the patch to the task.
See
Rob Savoye wrote:
James Lockie wrote:
It would be nice if the version (CVS) was in the popup menu of the plugin.
An about dialog?
Hum... I'm not sure if that's the right place for this info. This
would more likely go in the About box, which unfortunately isn't part
of any of the GUIs.
The
Grahame White wrote:
I've been trying out the gnash plugin with Firefox fairly regularly over
the past few months. Iceweasel has now hit Debian unstable but it's not
seeing the gnash plugin. Before I reported a bug to the debian lists I
thought I check here to see if anyone else has had this
Rob Savoye wrote:
I just made a release branch tagged with release_0_7_2. You can change
a checked out source tree to this branch with
cvs update -r release_0_7_2
or check it out using
cvs checkout -r release_0_7_2 gnash
Trying to compile gnash using:
[EMAIL
Rob Savoye wrote:
annonygmouse wrote:
annonygmouse wrote:
The new agg renderer does not compile... there are some missing headers
probably...
This looks like the AGG paths aren't being added, did you run
autogen.sh ?
- rob -
After installing libagg libagg-dev_2.4-1_amd64
Rob Savoye wrote:
Since it appears that as of this morning (thank you Tomas and Udo) Gnash
now has working support for the last two things on the release
shortlist. So at this point I'd like to ask the folks with various
distributions and architectures help us test CVS so we can make the
strk wrote:
On Sat, Sep 16, 2006 at 12:55:39AM +0200, annonygmouse wrote:
snip
Currently we are discussing whether using attach_extern_movie from
within CommonGetUrl is really the correct thing.
My best guess is that it depende on the method value.
It seems that a method=64 might mean just
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