Jeroen,

Thanks, it seems to work now: Consider this "Schrödinbug" squashed (or
not, depending on your quantum state). 

And yes, sha1 hashing definitely works on SMW 1.5.6 with SRF 1.5.3 under
PHP 5.2 and 5.3, with or without the "Validator" extension (at least on
my machines). 

Thanks again! 

Best,
Alex

-----Original Message-----
From: Jeroen De Dauw <jeroended...@gmail.com>
To: Alex M. Hendler <amh.pub...@ontolawgy.com>
Cc: SMW developer list <semediawiki-devel@lists.sourceforge.net>
Subject: Re: [SMW-devel] [SRF], SMW 1.6 (SVN) testing - hashes not
getting added to GraphViz file names
Date: Thu, 2 Jun 2011 03:22:34 +0200

Hey,

I just had a look at this, and concluded this never could have worked,
as the result format appears to reset the GraphViz settings to nothing
before creating an actual result since it's first version in the SVN
repo. Are you sure graphs worked in this result format before? If so,
you found a Schrödinbug :) Anyway, it's fixed now, and should work in
the next release.

Cheers

--
Jeroen De Dauw
http://www.bn2vs.com
Don't panic. Don't be evil.
--


On 1 June 2011 22:48, Alex M. Hendler <amh.pub...@ontolawgy.com> wrote:
        Hello,
        
        I'm not sure if this is worthy of a bug report yet. I'm testing
        out SMW
        1.6 (r89276) with the latest (r89276-77) versions of SCQ,
        Semantic
        Forms, SIO, and SRF, and the GraphViz extension (r89279),
        running MW
        1.16.5 on php 5.3.2 (on a 64-bit linux virtual machine if that
        matters).
        
        Using SMW 1.5.6 and the latest release (snapshot) versions of
        the above
        extensions on the same machine, graphs would draw just fine -
        typically
        I generate them through a RunQuery form, and I have GraphViz set
        to
        calculate sha1 hashes on the queries, so I would get files in
        the
        images/graphviz directory that look like
        
        
Special_perc_3ARunQuery_perc_2FFormName--10194d28750c2032a700a37699f10013f6a8a828.map
        
        and
        
        
Special_perc_3ARunQuery_perc_2FFormName--10194d28750c2032a700a37699f10013f6a8a828.png
        
        I have pruning set up, and it works quite well with the
        extension
        snapshots, so after a certain number of graphs get generated (10
        on this
        installation), they get deleted so that they almost always have
        the most
        up-to-date data.
        
        Using all the latest SVN versions, I just get
        
        Special_perc_3ARunQuery---digraph+QueryResult.map
        and
        Special_perc_3ARunQuery---digraph+QueryResult.png
        
        The same result persists when accessing the query from outside
        of a
        form, so I'm pretty sure it's not a Semantic Forms issue, for
        example:
        
        Test---digraph+QueryResult.map
        Test---digraph+QueryResult.png
        
        The result is that any query from the form results in showing
        the same
        graph, but if I manually clear the images directory between each
        query,
        the graphs show properly to show properly (alternatively, one
        can
        generate graphs from 10 different pages to clear the query, but
        that's
        not very practical); setting pruning at 2 files and an amount of
        1
        (essentially, deleting .map and .png pairs as they get created)
        doesn't
        seem to work either.
        
        Has there been some change in how SMW passes query results to
        SRF that
        won't allow GraphViz to calculate a hash on the query?
        
        Is there any need for a bug report at this stage, or is it too
        early to
        tell? I'm happy to try to provide a bit more detail in a bug
        report if
        that would be helpful.
        
        Thanks,
        Alex



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