I've committed the new annotation support. The format has been
hashed out about two years ago, and I've worked off and on on
implementing it. The format is incompatible with the previous
annotation format, so any annotations in the previous format will be
lost (you can extract them from
Hi Alexander,I tested the 2006-11-09-cvs build and am unable to open annotations I make.I click on a word, make an annotation, click OK, and see the word highlighted. If I then click on the word again, nothing happens.
I'm using a Tungsten T5, and the 5-way also doesn't work.This is from
Josh Menke wrote:
I click on a word, make an annotation, click OK, and see the word
highlighted. If I then click on the word again, nothing happens.
Yes, it does work, but only if the annotation is in the first paragraph
on the page. :-)
It should be fixed now in cvs.
Alex
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Nevermind my icon request. I put the annotation create option in the
bookmark dropdown menu instead. It makes sense since soon bookmarks
will simply be a special kind of annotation (one with ANNOTATION_HIDDEN
and ANNOTATION_BOOKMARK set).
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Just a progress note: I haven't abandoned the Plucker annotation
code. In fact, it now compiles. A bit of debugging and hopefully
it'll go from my private svn tree to the official svn tree.
Alex
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Just a progress note: I haven't abandoned the Plucker annotation
code. In fact, it now compiles. A bit of debugging and hopefully
it'll go from my private svn tree to the official svn tree.
Woo! Great to hear... now let's hope Palm isn't still dead.
David A. Desrosiers
[EMAIL
David A. Desrosiers wrote:
Just a progress note: I haven't abandoned the Plucker annotation
code. In fact, it now compiles. A bit of debugging and hopefully
it'll go from my private svn tree to the official svn tree.
Woo! Great to hear... now let's hope Palm isn't still dead
I'm all for that. I have no end of problems with my 5-way on custom builds.Congrats on the annotation code. Sorry I haven't helped. It's down the priority list for now while I finish a few pubs, etc. Just got one accepted (yay for me).
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I am still working on the annotations for the Palm viewer, and so the
annotation format is in the process of changing...
Josh Menke wrote:
For those interested, I added highlighting and annotations, but you
can't save them at all. Just the beginning of it really.
To annotate, you first
://axon.cs.byu.edu/~josh/viewer_win32.zip http://axon.cs.byu.edu/~josh/viewer_src.zip
On 1/5/06, *Josh Menke* [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I've written a wxPython plucker reader, still a little buggy and not
full-featured, but I wanted to add annotation support. Where can I find the file
://axon.cs.byu.edu/~josh/viewer_src.zip
On 1/5/06, *Josh Menke* [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I've written a wxPython plucker reader, still a little buggy and not
full-featured, but I wanted to add annotation support. Where can I find the file format for the annotation
On 1/5/06, Josh Menke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've written a wxPython plucker reader, still a little buggy and not
full-featured, but I wanted to add annotation support. Where can I find the
file format for the annotation databases?
If you're bored and want to test it on windows you can get
a disseration, little things like that).
The annotation stuff is also more of a priority for me, but images
shouldn't too hard to add. I already parse them using some code taken
from PyPlucker, I just don't display them. I'm still too new to
wxPython to know exactly how to do that. But it's probably in some
I've written a wxPython plucker reader, still a little buggy and not
full-featured, but I wanted to add annotation support. Where can I find
the file format for the annotation databases?
If you're bored and want to test it on windows you can get it here (exe made with py2exe):
I have the source
://axon.cs.byu.edu/~josh/viewer_win32.zip
http://axon.cs.byu.edu/~josh/viewer_src.zipOn 1/5/06, Josh Menke
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:I've written a wxPython plucker reader, still a little buggy and not
full-featured, but I wanted to add annotation support. Where can I find
the file format
Great! Can't wait to see it!
On 12/15/05, Alexander R Pruss [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Having worked on a variety of shareware projects (mainly FontSmoother
and mySkin), I'm back to Plucker coding, continuing to plug away at
new annotation code. I am using Mike's (I think) idea to have
Having worked on a variety of shareware projects (mainly FontSmoother
and mySkin), I'm back to Plucker coding, continuing to plug away at
new annotation code. I am using Mike's (I think) idea to have a
database coded by uid, paragraph, and index in paragraph, so we can
do quick binary
On Wed, Jun 30, 2004, Alexander R. Pruss wrote:
Bookmarks select a point in the text while annotations select a range of
text. Thus, a bookmark can be thought of as an annotation with
triggerStop == triggerStart.
If an option was added to include an annotation for the whole page,
i.e
Michael Nordstrom wrote:
On Wed, Jun 30, 2004, Alexander R. Pruss wrote:
Bookmarks select a point in the text while annotations select a range of
text. Thus, a bookmark can be thought of as an annotation with
triggerStop == triggerStart.
If an option was added to include an annotation
Jewett, Jim J wrote:
Will there be only one annotation/bookmark db per text db?
Alexander R. Pruss:
Yes. I don't think the renderer should be scanning several.
I agree with this, in principle; the question is what sort
of tradeoffs that will require.
For example, if I were reading something
.
The uid is the record number of the annotated record.
The index is the index of annotation within the annotations
for this record. Thus, the first annotation for this record
is 0, etc.
So you are assuming that an annotation-db record will contain
several different annotations
on smaller subsections
within the insertions.
From plucker's perspective, it just has to check
(1) whether any current annotations are completed
(2) whether the next annotation has begun.
(This may be slow to catch some long-running annotations
when moving backwards.)
The structure I see lets you
commentary on smaller subsections
within the insertions.
While I think it is clear that people would use a simple annotation
facility for making marginal notes, I am not sure that something as
sophisticated as you envision would have many users. For instance, it
would take a lot of effort to prepare
Alexander R. Pruss:
... how annotations should be stored. The consensus is that
they're being moved out of metadata, and into a separate db.
Will there be only one annotation/bookmark db per text db?
I know that one of the earlier goals was to distribute
commentaries, and there will probably
Jewett, Jim J wrote:
Will there be only one annotation/bookmark db per text db?
Yes. I don't think the renderer should be scanning several.
I know that one of the earlier goals was to distribute
commentaries, and there will probably be some texts that
have more than one relevant commentary
worry about the 6 bytes per entry very much myself.
Using separate records are not so much for saving space, but to be
able to identify them. How do you know if a record contains a bookmark
or an annotation for the whole page?
/Mike
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Michael Nordstrom wrote:
I wouldn't worry about the 6 bytes per entry very much myself.
Using separate records are not so much for saving space, but to be
able to identify them. How do you know if a record contains a bookmark
or an annotation for the whole page?
Bookmarks select a point
really need the distinction between bookmarks and
annotations. From a user point of view, the only difference is that an
annotation highlights a bit of text, though the user may use the two for
different purposes (but maybe not). It'd do little harm to add a UInt32
yoffset to the annotation entries
On Sat, May 29, 2004, Chris Hawks wrote:
Did you know that you can't compile the viewer with Word Lookup and
without Annotation??
Other problems:
- At least one string is missing, $$PREFSLOOKUP: ANNOTATE.
- Some strings must be shortened, e.g. Annotate select word
doesn't fit
Alex:
Did you know that you can't compile the viewer with Word Lookup and
without Annotation?? It complains about paragraphTop being undefined in
line 2372:
offsets[ len ] = prevPosition - paragraphTop;
I'm spending 4 days a week in Illinois working and 3 days in Indiana
packing
The binaries and source for the annotation branch are at:
Thanks for these.
1. I'd like to have a way of selecting a region for highlighting rather
than
just one word.
Definately agree. I like what you've done so far, but I probably wouldn't
use annotations until this is possible and per
The binaries and source for the annotation branch are at:
www.georgetown.edu/faculty/ap85/dl/annot-bin-apr21-04.zip
www.georgetown.edu/faculty/ap85/dl/annot-src-apr21-04.zip
Alex
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Got it, but can't find how to do an annotation.
Any help?
Thanks,
Mark
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On Wed, 21 Apr 2004, Lambert, Mark wrote:
Got it, but can't find how to do an annotation.
Any help?
Assign the annotation action (which may be something like $$ACTION: ...)
to something, e.g., to a key, press it and tap on a word, or set the
lookup pref to do annotations.
Alex
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On Wed, 21 Apr 2004, Lambert, Mark wrote:
Got it, but can't find how
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Today must be my stupid day. I have 4 $$SELECT:LOOKUP items.
They seem to work, but when I click on an highlighted annotation and
select Delete, sometimes they all go away. In another case, I annotated
the first word and it didn't hilight; however if I
I'll try it if you can send me a binary or tell me where to get one.
I'm not set up to compile it right now.
Mark
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This is just a reminder that my annotation branch still exists. Any bug
reports would be welcome. I'm periodically updating the branch with new
stuff from HEAD. Alex
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annotations are stored. Is it possible to use distiller (or add the
capability to distiller) to create a .pdb that includes annotations?
As above, it isn't part of the Plucker format and no distillers currently
support generating annotation information. I imagine that this may be
theoretically
On Thu, Feb 19, 2004 at 10:11:56AM -0500, Dave Maddock wrote:
I'm using Vade Mecum to read plucker documents, and I like the
annotations and highlighting. My once-trusty visor edge died, so I
don't know if the official viewer does that or not.
Nope, this is Vade Mecum specific.
That's
Is there any way to export from a plucker doc to xml? Or html?
Unpluck/explode, in the tools subdirectory.
d.
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On Thu, 19 Feb 2004 at 11:02, David A. Desrosiers wrote:
Is there any way to export from a plucker doc to xml? Or html?
Unpluck/explode, in the tools subdirectory.
Is there any reason this isn't included in the Plucker Desktop distribution?
Why must I have to compile from source to
On Thu, 19 Feb 2004 at 11:36, David A. Desrosiers wrote:
Is there any reason this isn't included in the Plucker Desktop
distribution? Why must I have to compile from source to get these tools?
Probably because the desktop should be just that, a desktop.
The other reason is
Well, I can understand it not being on the windows side (and no I'm not
volunteering ;-). Why isn't it on the linux side either?
Because explode/unpluck are not built or shipped by default.
Similar to most Linux applications where the ./contrib directory under the
source tree isn't
I'm using Vade Mecum to read plucker documents, and I like the
annotations and highlighting. My once-trusty visor edge died, so I
don't know if the official viewer does that or not.
I've looked at the Plucker DB Format, and it's not obvious to me how
annotations are stored. Is it possible to
Digging around trying to explain what transcoding was to someone, I
stumbled upon this, which actually is an incredibly well laid out document
on the matter:
http://www9.org/w9cdrom/169/169.html
Have a great weekend everyone!
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