code. Also,
please let me know a little more information about what fonts you've got
selected in the library and the document: are they aa fonts, non-aa fonts,
are they both in VFS, one in VFS and one not, do you have all fonts on
VFS, some on VFS some not?
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From: "Jewett, Jim J" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Several people think of it as an ebook reader.
>
> The main problem is that a palm is very limited. It isn't fast,
> it has a small screen, and there isn't much storage. (This is
> one reason I don't prefer plucker for ebooks -- I can't easily
> delete
There were a bunch of bugs in the vfs font caching code, and I fixed them
this morning. Unfortunately, none of the bugs looked to me like they would
give that kind of an error message. But who knows?
By the way, something I found useful is to set a very small font for the
library and a larger on
What is "fancy font rendering"?
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> I tried to remap fonts and it succeeded on OS4 Clie Emulator but failed
> on OS5 Clie Simulator.
> I guess that HRFntSetFont() must be used to select tiny/small fonts on
> new Clies with OS5.
I suspect the problem is that these fonts are not FontTy
e file format
are fully documented.
All that said, we're talking about enormous bitmap files. Since all of
the data gets loaded into RAM, this may be a problem.
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> Minimal Japanese character set consists of about 3500 letters and they
> are mapped in 8000 character contiguous range ( in case of Shift JIS
> encoding ).
What about the other CJK encodings?
Here's one suggestion for how to do a mapping table.
t
From: "Jewett, Jim J" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> (I doubt anyone would have even tried to use anti-aliased
> fonts on the original palm pilot.)
And in fact I have dropped support for anti-aliased fonts prior to OS 3.5
when I introduced kerning.
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> hyperlink jumps. I had to mark and copy a word into in clipboard and
> then paste it in RL. We have contacted with TiBR team to make
> dictionary popup a standard feature of the reader and we expect new
> release of TiBR to come really soon. iSilo is ignoring u
ker Team?
What I visualize is an added control option on which taps on non-anchor
text trigger the dictionary, and an added SELECT command which makes the
next tap select a word.
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> However, *before* the support for this feature is added I want to
> review the code and make sure that the impact on the existing code
> is minimal.
Will do.
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I've integrated the fiveway and jogdial selectors in libraryform, and added
keyboard selector support. Alex
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From: "Matsumoto, Masakazu" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Alexander R. Pruss wrote:
> > What I visualize is an added control option on which taps on
> > non-anchortext trigger the dictionary, and an added SELECT command
> > which makes the next tap select a word.
&
From: "Michael Nordstrom" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> However, *before* the support for this feature is added I want to
> review the code and make sure that the impact on the existing code
> is minimal.
Sure. I currently have the code half done or so and I'll send you a patch
when it's all done. The i
the next couple of days.
> I also think it should be possible to avoid including this code.
True. I'll think about how to do it best.
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There is now an extra screen refresh when autoscrolling stops, due to the
need to update anchors. I am removing this by making a new draw mode that
only lays out anchors and does nothing else.
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> There is now an extra screen refresh when autoscrolling stops, due to the
> need to update anchors. I am removing this by making a new draw mode that
> only lays out anchors and does nothing else.
Done. (I'm thinking this is really sort of a bug fix. Screen should not be
redrawn when nothing
Here's an idea. Maybe when we show the prefsform, we should pop up first
the pane that was last shown instead of the default show-first one?
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I've committed dictionary lookup as a compile-time option, default off.
Turn on with --enable-word-lookup, and then configure with
Preferences->Lookup.
I wonder if it should be included in the cvs snapshot builds so that we
could get wider testing.
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, too.
Now the form doesn't disappear on silk resize, which is much nicer.
However, this might not work on UX-50 with some popups launched from the
library form, e.g., rename. Could someone with a UX-50 who's got the time
look into it?
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> Done. Hourly snapshots now include PalmCUnit support and
> word-lookup.
And in related good news, RoadLingua has removed the shareware nag window
from their dictionary viewer when that dictionary is called via its API.
This will be effective in the
From: "Michael Nordstrom" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, January 01, 2004 7:15 AM
Subject: Re: Support for unit test using PalmCUnit
> On Mon, Dec 29, 2003, Michael Nordstrom wrote:
> > I have added support for unit test using PalmCUnit.
>
> Before a bug is fixed a te
ition,
rather than a start position and a count.
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"if you can't write a test case for a bug fix, then, if there isn't already
one, you *have to* create a bug report so it is possible to track this
problem." There was a bug report. :-)
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I must confess that I'm thinking of just giving up on doing bug fixes. The
process has just got way too complicated. I'm not a professional
programmer. I don't understand how unit testing is supposed to work.
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> However, I will continue writing unit tests and I will expect you to
> *run* the tests when you make changes to the code and make sure they
> still pass.
That's more than fair.
> You don't have to be a "professional programmer" to see the benefits
>
I should add that for testing the Plucker side of the dictionary support,
you don't need the dictionary. Just set the Lookup mode to "Insert into
search form".
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It works under Windows using "UnZip 5.32 of 3 November 1997, by Info-ZIP."
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> Something is wrong with the VFS font code; I ran into the same
> problem on my TRGpro, but when I removed the VFS font support I
> could access the document library again...
Hmm. Could I get some more data? Are there vfs fonts installed? Are there
alue of numberOfFiles ends up being. I fixed this in CVS (after
posting a bug report). I haven't seen userland problems as a result of
it, but it's possible that this was behind your problems. Let me know if
they're still there.
Once I fix the VFS font bug, I'll take care of
From: "Michael Nordstrom" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> My suggestion is to put the fonts in /Palm/Programs/Plucker/Fonts/.
Could we also scan the LAUNCHER directory for the benefit of users who just
hotsync the font to the card?
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> It would be
> better if you take a look at the "sequential record" handling and
> fix the problem on Palm OS 3 devices. It is possible to reproduce the
> problem in POSE, so it shouldn't take that long to find (you know that
> code better than me; at least until I have added test cases for it:)
> One thing I will change is where the fonts should be located. When
> they are included in the same directory as the Plucker documents
> it will be a very slow process to find the fonts if you have a lot
> of documents in the directory (that's why we added an option to not
> check the card every t
> I have found the bug. In AddVFSFile new code was added for the VFS
> font support that made it try to close the file twice,
Ah. Will you commit the fix?
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the whole if-else if-else block?
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I've been asking for a long time for a way to plug in a filter (e.g., a sed
filter or something). That would do the job.
Does jpluck do Japanese well?
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It keeps the state it was last run in. However, on Sony devices it doesn't
store whether the statusbar was minimized or not. This is because statusbar
minimization is best kept to a minimum, since it may make the user feel
stuck in a program. I can change it to store the statusbar minimization
s
-side
anchors.) But let me know if this is something that should be implemented.
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> The trouble right now is, it doesn't REMEMBER the state either. Try this:
>
> Open up a document. Turn on full-screen no status bar. Go to the
> library (shortcut-U). Status bar is back. Return to the same document;
> still got a status bar.
Sony recommends that no-status-bar should be only
> Versus
>1. User is in Library, status on side
>2. User goes to document, /t u twice to banish status
>3. User returns to library which STILL has status on side, simply
> because it always does. (I can't make it go away at any rate.)
>5. User goes to document... status is gone.
I
I made a bug report for this at:
http://bugs.plkr.org/bug_view_page.php?bug_id=1036
I also attached a test version that seems to fix the problem. Please try
out all combinations (Exit/enter direct into document. Exit/enter direct
into library. Etc.) and let me know if it fixes the problem. If
From: "Michael Nordstrom" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I should probably add that right now it is only the left "arrow" that
> works for the fiveway (should change that so that it uses the RotSelect
> method in case you have rotated the screen),
Actually, shouldn't it be any arrow that, after RotSelect,
n... I suspect other developers do, too.
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From: "Michael Nordstrom" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> On Mon, Jan 05, 2004, Alexander R. Pruss wrote:
> > The jogdial and keyboard also need rotation handling.
>
> And the custom font handling ;-) One reason I never use the rotate
> support (and don't even inc
AbsoluteWord has put up a nice page about Plucker's dictionary support:
http://www.absoluteword.com/plucker/
Maybe we can just grab their animated screenshot and use it in our news
article about it?
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Would it be possible to have something like the "contact the developers"
option pop up an email that has headings for the various parts of a bug
report, and then have that email get automatically routed to the bugtracker?
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PalmCUnit.o: In function `PilotMain':
PalmCUnit.c:465: multiple definition of `PilotMain'
viewer.o:viewer.c:732: first defined here
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
make: *** [viewer] Error 1
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pushedChar. The code would become simpler to maintain then.
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> Currently unicode is handled via pushedChar in paragraph.c. This is yet
> another variable whose state needs to be kept track of while rendering
text.
> I would suggest that GetNextToken() should isntead return the unicod
> You haven't configured it correctly; the PilotMain in viewer.c is
> replaced with the PilotMain from PalmCUnit when HAVE_PALMCUNIT is
> defined.
Is configuring just a matter of
./configure --with-palmcunit=palmcunitsrcdirectory ?
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Looks good to me. It's nice to see other uses found for the code.
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Well, once you set one document to start in fullscreen, they all will until
it's turned off.
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Subject: fullscreen again
hello list,
i already mailed alexander, s
Is there any way to share prefs databases?
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rectangle. Any thoughts, objections, alternatives?
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/* There is some problem with hi-res clipping on Sony units */
RotSetClip( &viewportBounds );
else
RotSetClip( clipRect );
RotCharClipRange( clipRect->topLeft.y, clipRect->extent.y );
}
}
That is if there are no objections.
Al
tapping
not work as nicely as it could). I'm going to check, either in uncompress.c
or document.c, whether the current record is already uncompressed.
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);
After Snippet A has executed, ( measureOnly && DO_LAYOUT(...) ) can only
evalute to true providing RotTopLeft(Y) + RotExtentY() <= tContext->cursorY,
and so the if in Snippet B cannot be triggered.
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To optimize word lookup responsiveness (how quickly the highlight shows up
on screen), one wants to minimize the amount of re-rendering that is done in
response to a tap. Here's a patch that does that. Comments are welcome!
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(Unlikely since the slowest autoscroll speed would still
be too fast for reading a whole page.)
Mike, should this be removed?
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> When the original autoscroll support was written, people requested
> autoscroll backwards because of some pages that were written that way,
> like some of the discussion websites where the oldest entries are at the
> bottom.
I still have a hard time imagining how one would use it. The text wo
Well, I finally got palmcunit compiled! I ran it on the current cvs tree on
Pose:M505. One failure:
group: ExternalForm
test: Back (fiveway)
test/externalformtest
line 239
Condition should be true: ExternalLinksFormHandleEvent( &event )
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Neither skins.[ch] (my fault) nor font.[ch] specifies a section for its
functions. I'll fix the former. Is there any reason not to fix the latter?
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> BTW, Alex, nice work on Bible+!
Thanks. That raises a question. I'd like to extend grayfont.c to work with
Bible+ and any other apps that don't have various hires routines that
Plucker has. The easiest way to do this would involve a bunch of #ifdefs.
This would mean, though, that grayfont.c w
> I wouldn't use backward scrolling (I don't think I ever have). You can
> look for the original thread in the archives to see the full discussion
> about it including the comments from those who desired the feature.
Alas, I can't find it in the archives...
Maybe we could just make the page- and
From: "Michael Nordstrom" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> On Sun, Jan 11, 2004, Alexander R. Pruss wrote:
> > The easiest way to do this would involve a bunch of #ifdefs.
> > This would mean, though, that grayfont.c would end up having in it some
> > code, though not
A couple of handspring OS3.5 crash bugs have been fixed in 1.6.2. You
should try that first. Alex
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> Sounds great. Look forward to trying it out.
>
> Best wishes,
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> My concern here is that contributors/companies circumvent the
> functions provided by Plucker, or add additional useful features, by
> writing their own non-Free plugins.
On the other hand, it'd be handy to be able to write one's own plugins for
pr
Looks nice (apart from the help texts that are taken from the cleaner!) I
think ideally it should have an editable database of programs that it can
launch, preloaded with the items already there.
One way to do this is have a drop-down list of program entries, with four
buttons under it:
select
one
could always compile a custom version of Plucker that instead of loading the
hotsync name from the OS has the hotsync name hardcoded.)
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> That won't happen, since record-loading won't be included in the
> module support. Why would there be a need for such a feature? To
> read DOC documents? You can already do that using different DOC
> readers (released under GPL).
Plucker is generally
From: "Michael Nordstrom" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Then do what I do and convert DOC documents into Plucker documents...
By the way, what happened to your experimental code that allowed viewing of
DOC documents?
I suppose, too, now that there is support for filters in the python parser,
one could a
use paragraph-based anchors or
exact anchors, and then instead of storing paragraph numbers, store
character offsets. I am not sure I know enough Python to do this myself,
though.
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e-ma
Can you save custom plugin info? Or maybe have a pop-up list of the last
ten custom plugins, like on the search form?
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e it or anything? Should the
> parser request any special decoration for anchor
> targets?
One can just do whatever it does for other anchors.
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HTML
documents (I assume) the named anchors are at the beginning of a text.
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You need to run autoreconf or autoconf first.
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On Fri, 9 Jan 2004, Ruben Malchow wrote:
> alexander,
>
> this is fine - but it doesn't compile. it doesn't even configure correctly:
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On Thu, 15 Jan 2004, Rolf Bitzer wrote:
> On my TungstenT3 I install Plucker 1.6.2. hires viewer, but the programm did
> not start with 320x480 resolution. What can I do.
Be patient--we'll get around to it eventually. :-) Or use codediver, I
suppose.
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> > This just doesn't seem to be the right way of handling HTML named
> > anchors, even if it works for most documents because of the accident
> > that in most HTML documents (I assume) the named anchors are at the
> > beginning of a text.
>
> Lots of HTML is written poorly. We can't do much to hel
From: "Michael Nordstrom" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Changes to the Plucker format should be done very carefully, i.e. I
> want a complete description of what this change would require and any
> consequences from adding it (backwards compatibility is VERY important).
Is this backwards compatibility for
> What is a Plucker paragraph? Just an internal data structure of how
> documents are represented?
Yes.
> Does a Plucker paragraph always cause a line
> break at the beginning or end of the paragraph when viewing the
> document?
Currently yes. One could, though, change the way things are render
> (1) No more than two or three lines of previous context.
> (2) Nothing from a previous sentence. (Or only one sentence?)
> (3) Nothing before (including?) a previous anchor.
>
> Ideally, this would be done by the viewer (which knows the
> font and screen size), but if it is too ugly, then the
> > and would require more extensive revision to the code than my exact
> > anchor patch which was very small.
>
> I rather do an "extensive" change to the viewer than making an
> "extensive" change to the Plucker format. Whether it really requires
> an extensive change to the viewer remains to be
Michael Nordstrom wrote:
> I rather do an "extensive" change to the viewer than making an
> "extensive" change to the Plucker format.
Is adding one more function to the format an "extensive" change?
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Jim Jewett:
> If we included length-of-target-text, it could be handled the same
> way that search results are. It could be highlighted/underlined/
> colorchanged.
Except that no desktop browsers highlight the target, and so this might be a
little confusing.
> Alexander R. Pruss:
&g
> If we have to (and I'm not saying we do). Perhaps the best way to handle
> exact Anchors is to add a new function code 0x0E (Anchor + 6).
Why 6? We only need two bytes of data for the exact location.
It still seems easiest to me just to add a new function that codes the
location of the anchor
(e.g., text on last
screenful),
or else will try to make the link's target conspicuous in some other
consistent
way. It is to be guaranteed, in any case, that any text right after the
target byte
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I forgot the patch.
exactAnchor2.diff
Description: Binary data
One piece of unclarity:
> This function MUST follow right after a 0x00 0x0C b1 b2 b3 b4
Should be: "If present, this function MUST..."
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> I'd prefer for it to precede the DoNamedAnchor function because if it
isn't
> there I won't have to waste time looking for it.
I like that myself. V.3 of patch enclosed. Again, compiles but not tested.
So, a new specification is this:
0x00 0x9A byte1 byte2 (DoSetTargetByteOffset)
If it is
this myself a couple of months ago, and
failed--it still crashed.
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> (oldest * largest) first? :)
Now that I think about, plain oldest first is probably good enough. :-)
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> On Thu, Jan 22, 2004, Alexander R. Pruss wrote:
> > Why 6? We only need two bytes of data for the exact location.
>
> The function code Chris suggested has the benefit that we can drop
> the old named anchor function code in the f
at should go into
the official tree.
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g to re-do it in
any other language, that's fine.
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d gets phenomenal battery life.)
I know. I am one of the few users who uses the search function in a heavy
way. If I can shave 15 seconds off a 45 second search time, that's very
nice.
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Philosophy Department || online papers and
From: "Michael Nordstrom" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> On Sat, Jan 24, 2004, Alexander R. Pruss wrote:
> > Why not just have a new anchor function that takes two bytes of data
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> As I pointed out the anchor function code using 2 bytes of data is
> already used for norma
From: "Michael Nordstrom" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> #656 Font line spacing / paragraph spacing should be reassessed
Changed to "feature request".
> #665 Fatal exception when viewing hi-res images.
> #670 Change of file destination, document list not updated
> #775 Speed for Search seems s
From: "Alexander R. Pruss" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > #1048 text position off around segment boundary
>
> This is a picky little thing. I am not quite sure what to do with it.
The
> problem is that normally Plucker keeps the current file position quite
well
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