The Perl client library is very old. It has always been inefficient, and it hasn't
kept up with a few major format changes in the server's network code. If you need a
perl client lib, I would prefer to scrap the current one and make a perl module with
(almost) the same syntax as the C client li
On Thu, 05 April 2001, "Gray, Tim" wrote:
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> Thanks Micah. I'm being dumb today in my rush to get things done.
>
> with the framebuffer driver, pgserver kind-of freaks out. it display's the
> initial screen but allows the underlying text mode to come through. I.E.
> keys typed show up on t
Ok, I am trying to use PicoGUI.pm
I pulled the typing.pl package and the PicoGUI.pm from the CVS. I have
compiled the pgserver to support both bitmap types available.
under linux, using SDL. The typing.pl program fails because it the bitmap
format is not recognized by the loader.
I am trying
Thanks Micah. I'm being dumb today in my rush to get things done.
with the framebuffer driver, pgserver kind-of freaks out. it display's the
initial screen but allows the underlying text mode to come through. I.E.
keys typed show up on the screen in a text mode. I have switched to using
the S
Turn on the "Enable text messages" config option. With that off, pgserver is awfully
stingy with the text.
On Thu, 05 April 2001, "Gray, Tim" wrote:
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> Ok I think I need a bit of help.
>
> I tried the pgserver -h and I get
>
> [timgr@gr_is2 pgserver]$ ./pgserver -h
> Commandline error
> [t
Ok I think I need a bit of help.
I tried the pgserver -h and I get
[timgr@gr_is2 pgserver]$ ./pgserver -h
Commandline error
[timgr@gr_is2 pgserver]$
does anyone have a full list of commands and the proper syntax.
I need to start the server in 640x480x8 mode on my framebuffer. If I start
it n
BINGO!
If I enable the ncurses video driver it compiles.
It seems that the makefile is not adding '-lgpm' and '-lncurses' on the
linker command line if the ncurses video is not selected but the ncurses/gpm
input is selected.
thank you very much Micah and Brandon.
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It looks like it's not linking with the GPM and ncurses libs though it finds the
headers just fine. Is there '-lgpm' and '-lncurses' on the linker command line? If
not, then there's a bug in the makefile. I don't have CVS access to fix it from here,
but you can add those two switches manually a
Ok I installed GPM1.19.3 Which from the site is the latest and last version.
I also installed ncurses 5.2 (Which is also supposed to be the latest.)
and I get upon linking
o
input/ncursesinput.o: In function `ncursesinput_fd_activate':
input/ncursesinput.o(.text+0x14): undefined reference t
That's one way to run it (though in that case the server won't exit automatically)
You can just put the launcher/app that you want to run on the command line of the
server:
pgserver pgapp
Then, the server will run pgapp and exit when the last client exits.
pgserver also takes command line opti
While I wait for a compile I have kind of a silly question.
how do you invoke pgserver? is it like X windows where you start the
server and then the WM or app you desire?
Example
pgserver&
pgapp
Then the server exits when the last app running exits.
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