> I'd use NNTP to access the news source. Python includes a pretty
> complete NNTP library (nttplib.py) as part of the standard library.
Yes, I definitely will. The spool just happened to be handy as I was
writing the first version.
What I'm really interested in is what on non-Unix systems use
Newest version 1.1.13 seems to have this problem...
/matto
At Sat, 11 Aug 2001 11:18:00 +0200,
Michael Nordström wrote:
>
> On Sat, Aug 11, 2001, MATSUMOTO Masakazu wrote:
> > In the newest viewer,
> > when I choose "Delete All" in database manager,
> > not all documents in the current categor
At Wed, 24 Oct 2001 20:27:27 +0100,
Robert O'Connor wrote:
> Perhaps "Export To Memo?" if the function ends up being written with it
> being on the clipboard. This seems to be the most common term for this type
> of program functionality.
I agree.
/matto
I'm wondering if the world is ready for the next release of Plucker to
require Python 2.x? Everything in the current distiller seems to work
(on Unix) with 1.5.2, 2.0, 2.1, and 2.2, but I'm thinking that we'd
like to take advantage of the better support for character sets and
XML parsing in 2.x.
> However, I think the only major change would be to Spider.py, which
> badly needs to be re-written in any case (which I'm doing right now,
> by the way).
Just to amplify: I'm doing some general cleanup (like replacing
obsolete constructs like "string.atoi()" with "int"), and cleaning up
the tr
> I was wondering, where exactly is the usual bottleneck in the Parser in
> terms of parsing speed?
I've been profiling it, and there's no real hot spot. The main use of
wallclock is for (1) fetching of pages, and (2) parsing of HTML. If
pages could be fetched in parallel, that would probably s
> Maybe we should call 'em 'Chickens', since you Pluck a chicken before eating
> it. Hahahaa... no.
How about "Feathers"? That's what's plucked, isn't it?
Bill
> Would it
> create a list of fetches needed, get promises, get the pages, parse them,
> and then do the loop over again? So like 1 on the first pass, then maybe
> 6, then maybe 25 (this is sort of how my pages are set up). This seems
> like it may need a good deal of changes in the parser.
Yep
I'd use NNTP to access the news source. Python includes a pretty
complete NNTP library (nttplib.py) as part of the standard library.
Bill
> > BTW: How about 'Plucker Destinations' instead of the dreaded
> 'channels'??
>
> Well, that sounds a little 'branded' - not sure if that's a bad thing, but
> it seems to be implying that the sites need to be specifically tuned for
> Pluckability.
>
> Maybe we should call 'em 'Chickens', since y
> I love the auto-scroll!!! Except...
Thanks for the feedback. Glad you could enjoy it--makes the time spent on it
more worthwhile.
> The default direction (in preferences) should be "down" not "up". For
> about 3 minutes I thought that auto-scroll was broken because I was
> at the top of a docu
> color support for page elements in Plucker viewer
This has been looked over by Michael with his helpful suggestions for
functionality and clarity of the code (including the fact that can get away
with RGBType on PalmOS2.0 without crashing, so don't need to use arrays on
PalmOS 2.0).
Will get p
> BTW: How about 'Plucker Destinations' instead of the dreaded 'channels'??
Well, that sounds a little 'branded' - not sure if that's a bad thing, but
it seems to be implying that the sites need to be specifically tuned for
Pluckability.
Maybe we should call 'em 'Chickens', since you Pluck a chi
I love the auto-scroll!!! Except...
The default direction (in preferences) should be "down" not "up". For
about 3 minutes I thought that auto-scroll was broken because I was
at the top of a document and it wasn't auto-scrolling until I paged
down a few times and then it started scrolling backwar
---On Wed, 24 Oct 2001 22:01:05 +0200, Michael Nordström said
> On Wed, Oct 24, 2001, Robert O'Connor wrote:
>
>> Perhaps "Export To Memo?"
>
> Fine with me.
Me too!
BTW: How about 'Plucker Destinations' instead of the dreaded 'channels'??
--re: Re: CopyToMemo feature
My bottleneck is in the time to fetch the page. I sync about 30-40 pages
for my company's conduit which takes about 60 - 90 seconds. I was thinking
that fetching 2 - 3 pages at a time would cut the time in half, but this
was more about running the spider.process 2 or 3 at a time.
Bill
Your mo
> Adding multi-process fetching of Web pages would indeed speed things
> up, but it would also increase the likelihood of bugs significantly.
I was wondering, where exactly is the usual bottleneck in the Parser in
terms of parsing speed?
I was interested in this, since was wondering if there wou
I agree with the part about increasing bugs since we'll need to syncronize
everything used. I'm also wondering how many sockets we can realistically
open & use at once. The fetches seem to take 1-2 seconds each on my
machine and I'm not sure doing 15 at once saves me that much. I'm not even
su
> I notice that http://www.ananova.com/ advertises pages for WAP phones.
> Anyone here making use of those pages via plucker for their Palm?
I'd put in some time for WAP support in the parser, but after building a
site in WAP once to test out the spec (www.medicalmnemonics.com/wap), I
found that
> If the option would say Copy then you really should expect the contents to
> be copied to the clipboard (like for any other app).
>
> However, it says "Copy to Memo" and, rightly so, it doesn't use
> the clipboard
> for the copying.
Perhaps "Export To Memo?" if the function ends up being writte
On Wed, Oct 24, 2001, Robert O'Connor wrote:
> Perhaps "Export To Memo?"
Fine with me.
/Mike
On Wed, Oct 24, 2001, David A. Desrosiers wrote:
> Should we really be removing these with distclean?
Yes, since they are not included in the distribution.
> The other thing I found was that the version is improperly reported
> by autogen.sh now (this used to work):
I told you about this chang
On Wed, Oct 24, 2001, Chris Hawks wrote:
> Now it complains if they aren't in the TRG local directory.
configure will "complain" (it's just a warning), but it will still
build just fine (i.e. if they are put in a directory that is in the
compiler's search path).
/Mike
---On Wed, 24 Oct 2001 00:53:38 -0700 (PDT), David A. Desrosiers said
> I was working on the Russian Plucker viewer tonight (Oleg's
> translation) and ran into some weird anomalies with the compilation, related
> to (once again) the TRG headers. After fumbling around with my environment
> (I
> I've written it mostly in python because all systems using plucker
> should have python installed, right?
I don't think anyone has won that thumb-wrestling match yet =)
David:
> > I'm writing a tool to pluck news. Do any non-Unix newsreaders hold
> > articles in a spool-like structure and use newsrc files?
> There was a perl script out there awhile back that someone
> specifically wrote to put news directly into Sitescooper and Plucker. I know
> I posted i
On Wed, Oct 24, 2001 at 05:17:13AM -0700, Max Bian wrote:
> Here you go.
>
> This is generated from CVS source.
Can you please _not_ send large attachments to the list...
(Yes, i realise it's not massive, but i get too many of these ;))
Leighton... who pays by the meg.
--
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Hallo,
Ich wünsche mir die Möglichkeit, text im plucker zu markieren und wie URLs in einen
Merkzettel zu kopieren. Weiters wäre ein
automatischer Textscroll toll.
mit freundlichen Grüßen
Hans-Peter Fieber http://www.doppelhorn.de
--
"ICH HABE EINE WELTANSCHAUUNG. SIE IST GUT UND RICH
Hallo,
Ich wünsche mir die Möglichkeit, text im plucker zu markieren und wie URLs in einen
Merkzettel zu kopieren. Weiters wäre ein
automatischer Textscroll toll.
mit freundlichen Grüßen
Hans-Peter Fieber http://www.doppelhorn.de
--
> Btw: Was ist Bluemchenkaffee?
Das Blümchensex Ana
> Thanks for your mail. I dont know unix so i am worried in going thru the
> document.
Not knowing unix is going to make the learning curve steeper, but
not impossible. This issue has been tackled before, try reading up on the
thread starting here:
http://plkr.org/list/2Q2001/00
Hi,
Thanks for your mail. I dont know unix so i am worried in going thru
the document. Is there any other easy way to do this task. Or can u send me
the latest .rcp file after converting it from .rcp.in file. I have plucker
1.1.12 source with me.
Regards
Nag Malluru
Sr. Software Engineer,
Hi David,
Can you give me the details how to make .rcp.in file to .rcp. I
did not understand about the commands you are saying in your mail. Are there
any tools to download. plz give the related links(if any).
Regards
Nag Malluru
Sr. Software Engineer,
JP Systems(India) Ltd.,
+9140
Hi,
I am trying to make plkr viewer app as codewarrior project. I have
compiled the project,but it is giving error as "fclose called for file with
no data". what is this nd caz of this i am unable to move foreward.
Any help thanks.
Regards
Nag Malluru
> I have renamed your .rcp.in file to .rcp and compiling.
Not exactly the right way of doing things. The .in is a file which
is used to create viewer.rcp as an output file. If you search the file for
every location with an '@' sign, you'll see lots of replacable parameters
that get fille
> I'm writing a tool to pluck news. Do any non-Unix newsreaders hold
> articles in a spool-like structure and use newsrc files?
There was a perl script out there awhile back that someone
specifically wrote to put news directly into Sitescooper and Plucker. I know
I posted it here in the
Hi,
I'm writing a tool to pluck news. Do any non-Unix newsreaders
hold articles in a spool-like structure and use newsrc files?
If they do, I'll try to write the one shell script currently
controlling the build of the HTML tree in python instead.
If not, I'll just document and publish, I gu
Hi,
I have downloade the
plucker source form your site and i am trying to build a CW project using your
source and resource files. I have renamed your .rcp.in file to .rcp and
compiling. I have added pilRC plugin to the project to convert .rcp file to .r
file. Am i doing any mistake
Since this looks like complete garble on my Palm (wrong codepage,
I'm sure), but it is functional and all operations do as they appear, I'm
going to say that this is complete. ru.{h|rcp} are in the cvs, and the
ChangeLog and configure.in have been udpated. I will work with Oleg to make
su
Another quick one:
TxtCharWidth was replaced by FntWCharWidth in the 4.0 SDK.
/d
I was working on the Russian Plucker viewer tonight (Oleg's
translation) and ran into some weird anomalies with the compilation, related
to (once again) the TRG headers. After fumbling around with my environment
(I use both prc 0.6 and prc 2.0 for building various things), noticed
distcle
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