--- Log opened Fri Mar 09 00:00:13 2007 03:02 -!- pabs3 [n=pabs@dsl-220-235-12-70.wa.westnet.com.au] has joined #synfig 03:03 < pabs3> dooglus: (09/03/07 05:40:26) darco: you should be able to edit comments in subversion now 03:14 < dooglus> oh, ok :) 03:16 * pabs3 afk for a bit 03:24 < dooglus> I've fixed my word- 03:24 < dooglus> wrapped commit com- 03:24 < dooglus> ments now. 03:25 -!- pxegeek [n=Miranda@c-71-59-140-184.hsd1.or.comcast.net] has joined #synfig 03:27 < dooglus> useful alias to edit an svn commit comment: alias svnedcom='svn propedit svn:log --revprop -r' 04:00 -!- pabs3 [n=pabs@dsl-220-235-12-70.wa.westnet.com.au] has quit [Read error: 145 (Connection timed out)] 04:11 -!- crazy_bus [n=philip@CPE-138-130-76-91.nsw.bigpond.net.au] has joined #synfig 05:42 -!- pabs3 [n=pabs@dsl-220-235-12-70.wa.westnet.com.au] has joined #synfig 05:48 < pabs3> dooglus: http://rafb.net/p/RPUIrd74.html (bash editsvnlog function) 05:52 < pabs3> I'm gonna go thru the commits starting with etl and fixing the comments based on the diff 05:57 < pxegeek> I saw dooglus' post on synfig-devl about his windows crash with encapsulated layers 05:57 < pxegeek> I'm wondering if that might be related to what I'm seeing... 05:58 < pxegeek> I don't see a crash on 'simple' pictures, only on 'more complex ones' - which coincidentally(?) have encapsulated layers 06:00 < pabs3> sounds related then 06:00 < pabs3> what is the message id on that? 06:03 < pxegeek> Ummm... Message: 2 06:03 < pxegeek> Date: Mon, 5 Mar 2007 15:56:42 +0100 06:03 < pxegeek> From: "Chris Moore" 06:03 < pxegeek> Subject: [Synfig-devl] bug 1420091: Crash when deleting vertex items 06:04 < pxegeek> Quote "It seems that the crash doesn't happen if the region isn't 06:04 < pxegeek> encapsulated, or if the region has been created this session, not read 06:04 < pxegeek> from a file, or if the param dialog's 'vertices' node isn't opened." 06:10 < dooglus> pxegeek: what crash are you looking into? 06:11 < pxegeek> I've been seeing all sorts of unpredictable crashes under windows :( 06:12 < pxegeek> Synfig seems RELATIVELY stable is I'm not using timelines i.e. a static picture 06:14 < pxegeek> Converting a static picture to an animation > Edit -> Properties -> Time ->end time = 10s ->OK will cause a crash with anything but the simplest pictures. I'm trying to see if it correlates to whether I have an encapsulated layer 06:16 < dooglus> ok 06:17 < dooglus> I installed the unofficial windows build yesterday 06:17 < dooglus> and saw a crash I've never seen in linux 06:17 < dooglus> I was just dragging some ducks around and it crashed 06:18 < pxegeek> Yes, from reading comments, I have a feeling its a little less stable than the linux version 06:18 < pxegeek> Sometimes you just touch a control and things go poof! 06:19 < dooglus> if I could work out how to build it on Windows, I'd have a look around 06:19 < dooglus> but I've so far been unable to 06:19 < pxegeek> But the unofficial build is better than the 'official' build, where you could almost guarantee that the controls would explode :) 06:19 < dooglus> the whole cygwin/msys/mingw deal confuses me 06:19 < pxegeek> Now it seems to be synfig issues rather than GTK issues 06:20 < pxegeek> I haven't tried compiling. Did you work out a recipe? 06:20 < dooglus> no 06:20 < dooglus> I worked out what not to do 06:20 < pxegeek> :) 06:20 < dooglus> ie. randomly download and install packages and end up with a mess 06:21 < dooglus> I think I finally gave up when I couldn't find a sigc library 06:21 < pxegeek> Maybe Atrus can share his recipe?.... 06:22 < dooglus> hopefully 06:22 < dooglus> I asked in an email to the devel list 06:22 < dooglus> (I think) 06:22 < pxegeek> I installed windebug, but haven't figured out how to point it at the source so that it can correlate the crash point to the source code. 06:23 < pxegeek> I can step through the code and watch it explode in slow motion though :) 06:23 < dooglus> do you get to see source file names and line numbers? 06:24 < dooglus> or is it at the assembly language level? 06:24 < pxegeek> No, just CPU registers & stack pointers 06:24 < dooglus> hmm. 06:24 < dooglus> did you try running it in gdb? 06:24 < pxegeek> It tells me there's an access violation, but unless you know what's at that point in memory.... 06:25 < pxegeek> no 06:25 < dooglus> if it's compiled with debugging stymbols, gdb should be able to show you which file and line umber it's at 06:26 < pabs3> dooglus: seems that atrus is building it under plain msys/mingw, no cygwin involved 06:26 < pxegeek> does it need the source to match it up to, or is that info in the debug symbols? 06:27 < dooglus> pabs3: ok. I was mislead by the wiki's build instructions then - they suggest using cygwin to build a mingw binary, or some such? 06:27 < pabs3> yeah, cus thats what darco said was easier 06:27 < dooglus> pxegeek: it doesn't need the source, no, but if it finds the source it will show the appropriate line from the source. 06:27 < pabs3> atrus hasn't added any instructions yet 06:27 < madsen> pabs3: One comment on the news post - it's fine. 06:28 < pabs3> :) 06:28 < dooglus> pabs3: is there any kind of 'apt-get'-alike for mingw? I found myself manually downloading and untarring a bunch of archives 06:28 * madsen greets the rest of #synfig. 06:28 < dooglus> hi madsen 06:28 < madsen> dooglus: Hey! 06:28 * pxegeek is getting close to bedtime... 06:28 < pabs3> dooglus: dunno really, I tend to avoid mingw unless I'm cross-compiling from debian 06:29 < madsen> dooglus: Perhaps some yum or ports? 06:29 * pabs3 greetz madsen 06:30 < pabs3> I'm assuming that this is what you want for synfig devel on win32: http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/gnome/binaries/win32/gtkmm/2.10/gtkmm-win32-devel-2.10.7-1.exe 06:32 < madsen> Ok, with Playtupus I was able to build a double-clickable app-bundle - now I just need to figure out what libs I can assume are on a normal OS X installation and which to include in the bundle... 06:33 < pabs3> rocken 06:33 < dooglus> madsen: the best way to do that would be to try it on someone else's machine I guess 06:34 < pxegeek> poof - there goes that theory. Can't see a pattern to the crashes at all. Saving first, leaving objects selected, or having an inline canvas - none of them prevented me creating a timeline. Grrr... 06:34 < madsen> dooglus: Yeah, I figure so. Only problem is that all my friends have PPC-machines... Mine's intel, so my version is Intel only (until I figure out how to make Fink build stuff for PPC as well...) 06:35 < pabs3> madsen: inkscape has universal builds that seem to be enabled using ./configure --enable-universal, perhaps you could look at their autoconf stuff to see how they do it 06:36 < pabs3> ok, google summer-of-code application time 06:38 < pabs3> if ppl can help me come up with answers to these questions, that'd be good: http://code.google.com/soc/org_signup.html 06:38 < madsen> pabs3: Yeah, the problem isn't Synfig itself, it's all the libs (installed by Fink). 06:38 < pabs3> ahhh 06:40 < madsen> pabs3: Does the synfig dev-team have a name? (I was wondering what to put in the copyright field in the app-bundle. 06:40 < madsen> ) 06:40 < pabs3> up-to-date copyright info is listed in the README files in SVN 06:40 < dooglus> the synners? 06:40 < pabs3> :) 06:40 < madsen> lol! 06:41 < pxegeek> synfiggers? 06:41 < pxegeek> synfigures? 06:41 < madsen> I like The Synners - there's a lot of potential jokes in that. 06:42 * pabs3 also 06:43 < dooglus> what's the history of the name synfig by the way? 06:44 < dooglus> seems there was a previous project with a very similar name 06:45 < pabs3> the svn logs indicate it used to be called sinfg 06:45 < madsen> Maybe therefore .sif? 06:46 * pabs3 doesn't really know, darco would though 06:47 < pabs3> ok, any volunteers to be google SoC mentors? 06:47 < pabs3> making a wiki page for SoC 06:47 < pxegeek> Grrr... Can't get the stupid thing to crash now, except by using one of my old files. 06:48 < pxegeek> I'd offer, but they'd have to teach me to code first :( 06:48 * madsen too. 06:49 * pxegeek has to get up early tomorrow... 06:49 < pxegeek> 'night all 06:49 < pabs3> :) 06:49 < madsen> pxegeek: Night! 06:49 < pabs3> ideas for projects would be good tho 06:49 -!- pxegeek [n=Miranda@c-71-59-140-184.hsd1.or.comcast.net] has left #synfig [] 06:50 < madsen> pabs3: Once I get synfig running again, I'll start submitting ideas. 06:50 < pabs3> cool 06:50 < dooglus> I read somewhere that Darco had plans to speed synfig's rendering up by an order of magnitude or two 06:51 < dooglus> if he can describe how he was planning to do that, that would make a good project 06:51 < madsen> Yeah, that'd be great. 06:51 < pabs3> yep 06:51 < dooglus> because it's very slow at the moment. even if we get rid of all these crashing bugs, it'll still be very slow. 06:52 -!- crazy_bus [n=philip@CPE-138-130-76-91.nsw.bigpond.net.au] has quit [Remote closed the connection] 06:53 < madsen> What about some SVG import? 06:53 < pabs3> indeed! 06:54 < dooglus> http://www.synfig.com/synfig_tutorial.pdf is the document which mentions the planned "2000% speed increase" 06:59 < madsen> Could someone implement it, if darco gave a relatively in-depth description? 07:00 < madsen> I mean, GSoC or no. 07:00 < pabs3> probably, if they could understand the description :) 07:01 < pabs3> http://wiki.synfig.com/GoogleSoC 07:03 < pabs3> (added rabecha cus she was the lead artist at voria iirc, and I have her jabber addy) 07:03 < madsen> Nice list! 07:03 < madsen> pabs3: Cool! If she'd like to help, that'd be awesome! 07:04 < pabs3> indeed, I haven't talked to her yet, darco just gave me the address a while ago 07:06 < madsen> Ok, synfig 0.61.05-275 built on OS X... Now I just need to make it call the right libs and then we have an OS X (Tiger) Intel binary at least... I really hope I can make it universal at some point. 07:08 < pabs3> excellent, good work madsen. be sure to let us know of any changes needed :) 07:09 < madsen> pabs3: There aren't really any, except from in macosxbuild.sh, but they're local settings, so... None! 07:10 < madsen> As for the universal - some might be needed, but I don't know about that yet. 07:11 < pabs3> what about the macosxbuild.sh changes? anything we could do to make it more generic? can you pastebin the diff? 07:11 < madsen> pabs3: I wouldn't dare... 07:12 < madsen> pabs3: It's mostly stuff like install-path and such, which is really fine as-is. 07:12 < pabs3> :) ok 07:13 < madsen> pabs3: I'm not even sure I've seen the original build script since the first 'svn co'... 07:13 < madsen> Btw, I can't seem to find a way to clean up my checkout without deleting and co'ing again. 07:14 < pabs3> make maintainer-clean should do it 07:14 < madsen> Really? I'll try that. :) 07:14 < pabs3> also, svn status will tell you which files are not known about by svn 07:14 < pabs3> (and which are modified) 07:14 < madsen> pabs3: Yeah, I know that, but then I'd have to script the cleanup. 07:15 < pabs3> ya 07:15 < madsen> pabs3: Well, I guess that'll do if make maintainer-clean doesn't do the trick. :) 07:16 < madsen> I get "make: *** No rule to make target `maintainer-clean'. Stop." for synfig. 07:18 < pabs3> hmm, maybe that is from newer automake versions 07:18 < pabs3> try grep maintainer-clean Makefile 07:19 < madsen> Nothing. 07:19 < madsen> automake 1.8.5 07:20 < madsen> Ok, great - after building the latest version, my app-bundle doesn't work anymore. :( 07:22 < pabs3> :( 07:24 < madsen> Yeah, some problem with loading libxml++-2.6.2.dylib - I'm looking into it now. 07:24 * pabs3 gonna try to change a few simple message boxes to use the Gtk::MessageDialog function instead, so much prettier/more standard 07:24 < madsen> pabs3: Good plan. :) 07:26 < dooglus> madsen: 'svn revert' I think will clean it up 07:27 < dooglus> madsen: ie. will throw away your changes and go back to the repository versions 07:27 < madsen> dooglus: Yeah, but it doesn't remove files created locally. 07:27 < dooglus> madsen: no 07:27 < dooglus> madsen: it's useful to make a tar archive (or similar) of the repository right after checking it out 07:27 < dooglus> then you can extract that in multiple places if you want to 07:28 < madsen> dooglus: I guess, 'svn revert' and 'svn st | grep ^? | awk {'print $2'} | xargs rm -rf' is the best for now. 07:28 < madsen> dooglus: Good idea, I'll remember that! 07:30 < madsen> pabs3: Another idea for SoC, a text tool! 07:31 < pabs3> text tool? 07:31 < madsen> pabs3: You know, you type in some text and you can manipulate it... 07:31 < pabs3> hmm, so like an interface to creating text layers 07:31 < madsen> pabs3: Yeah 07:32 * pabs3 tries the current interface 07:32 < madsen> pabs3: There is one already? I've _completely_ missed that! 07:33 < pabs3> Layer -> new layer -> typograhpy -> simple text 07:33 < madsen> pabs3: Lol! Exactly what I wanted! Doh! 07:34 < madsen> I guess I better go hide in shame for a while (and buy some cigarettes while I'm there). 07:34 < madsen> brb! 07:34 < pabs3> bit hidden away isn't it :) 07:34 < madsen> pabs3: It is, but still, I've been looking through that menu a million times... I should've seen it... 07:34 < madsen> Well, cigarettes... Brb, for real! 07:42 < dooglus> I've got 19 here I'm hoping not to need 08:08 < pabs3> added SoC application questions: http://wiki.synfig.com/GoogleSoC 08:19 < madsen> pabs3: I was thinking, maybe link to the PDF with the stuff about the "infamous 2000% speedup". 08:19 < pabs3> indeed 08:36 -!- zipola [n=zipola@zip.kortex.jyu.fi] has joined #synfig 09:54 -!- zipola [n=zipola@zip.kortex.jyu.fi] has quit ["Abiit"] 09:59 < madsen> Btw, I installed Ubuntu on my MacBook - so now I can both use /and/ build synfig. ;) 10:02 < pabs3> good stuff :) 10:02 -!- xerakko [n=xerakko@debian/developer/xerakko] has joined #synfig 10:02 * pabs3 trying to fix the input devices close button, gtk is hard 10:02 < xerakko> good morning 10:02 < pabs3> hey xerakko :) 10:02 < xerakko> I've seen your proposal :) 10:03 < pabs3> the SoC one? 10:03 < xerakko> If google aprove it... will supose a big advance in synfig 10:03 < xerakko> yes 10:04 < pabs3> yeah, just need some people to mentor/admin 10:04 < xerakko> does darco will do the optimizations? 10:04 < xerakko> will darco do the optimizations? 10:06 < pabs3> dunno, haven't talkd to him about it yet 10:06 < pabs3> but the idea was he would describe what he had in mind for the optimisations and a student would implement them 10:08 < xerakko> yes 10:09 < xerakko> swf export? 10:09 < pabs3> yeah, def a possibility, same as svg/mng/etc 10:10 * pabs3 adds it to the page 10:10 < xerakko> I have an swf export working, but I didn't like how I did it. 10:10 < xerakko> It's based in ffmpeg 10:11 < pabs3> right, so it is video rather than vector 10:11 < xerakko> exact 10:11 < xerakko> I didn't upload it to svn because I thought it was not a good option. 10:12 < xerakko> I began the synfig manual 10:13 < xerakko> and I have the structure in docbook 10:13 < xerakko> but It must added the contents 10:13 < xerakko> and give them contents 10:14 < xerakko> It's a large work 10:15 < pabs3> quite 10:16 < pabs3> yay, fixed the close button on the input devices dialog 10:17 < xerakko> I had it with i18n support 10:17 < pabs3> what do you mean? 10:17 < xerakko> not only english 10:18 < xerakko> add a new language in the translations 10:18 < xerakko> will be only copy a directory and ad two letters to a makefile (the idea was taken from debian installer manual) 10:18 < pabs3> oh, you mean the documentation? 10:18 < xerakko> yes! 10:18 < pabs3> :) 10:19 < pabs3> sounds good 10:20 < pabs3> I'd suggest that the documentation would be in a separate svn directory, something like http://svn.voria.com/code/synfig-docs/trunk 10:20 < xerakko> ok 10:20 < xerakko> I'll upload now. 10:20 < pabs3> and have it as a separate tarball (as well as html zip) for download 10:21 < pabs3> ok, I'll add an item to the monthly news when you've done that 10:21 < xerakko> ok 10:21 < xerakko> but the work is very icomplete 10:22 < pabs3> thats ok, maybe people will send patches :) 10:23 < xerakko> :) 10:23 < pabs3> If I add this as a SoC project, would you have time to mentor it? 10:23 < xerakko> yes 10:24 < pabs3> awesome 10:24 < xerakko> at this moment it render html and pdf 10:26 < pabs3> added to here: http://wiki.synfig.com/GoogleSoC 10:45 < xerakko> I had it forgotten, and now it don't want to build :/ 11:03 < omry> pabs3, xerakko great news :) 11:08 < pabs3> anyone got any friends in canada? 11:10 -!- crazy_bus [n=philip@CPE-138-130-76-91.nsw.bigpond.net.au] has joined #synfig 11:33 < xerakko> one problem solved, it builds pdf. now html... 11:58 < xerakko> other problem solved, now it builds html too. now ps.... 11:59 < madsen> xerakko: Wow! You're one problem sovling machine! Maybe you should stop by my place and solve a few issues too! ;-p 11:59 < xerakko> XD 12:02 < xerakko> It seems that if when I did all this, I had done a backup... now I 'm not solving problems... 12:09 -!- crazy_bus [n=philip@CPE-138-130-76-91.nsw.bigpond.net.au] has quit [Read error: 131 (Connection reset by peer)] 12:15 -!- crazy_bus [n=philip@138.130.76.91] has joined #synfig 12:25 -!- xerakko [n=xerakko@debian/developer/xerakko] has quit [Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)] 12:25 -!- xerakko [n=xerakko@89.pool85-60-83.dynamic.orange.es] has joined #synfig 12:34 -!- omry [n=omry@l85-130-136-253.broadband.actcom.net.il] has quit [Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)] 12:35 -!- omry [n=omry@l192-117-99-226.broadband.actcom.net.il] has joined #synfig 12:49 < xerakko> and ps! 12:58 -!- omry_ [n=omry@l192-117-123-12.broadband.actcom.net.il] has joined #synfig 13:06 < xerakko> pabs3: uploaded to svn 13:07 < pabs3> cool 13:08 < pabs3> I'll add that to the news post a bit later 13:08 * pabs3 off to tv land :) 13:08 < xerakko> It seems I had lost the last changes in my laptop crash 13:08 < xerakko> but not too... they build again for html, ps and pdf 13:09 < xerakko> I supose I've lost a few files imported from wiki... 13:09 < xerakko> but the base work is done. 13:13 -!- omry [n=omry@l192-117-99-226.broadband.actcom.net.il] has quit [Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)] 13:57 -!- crazy_bus [n=philip@138.130.76.91] has quit [Remote closed the connection] 16:20 -!- pabs3 [n=pabs@dsl-220-235-12-70.wa.westnet.com.au] has quit ["Don't rest until all the world is paved in poems."] 16:26 -!- madsen_ [n=madsen@62.79.53.147] has joined #synfig 16:27 -!- madsen [n=madsen@62.79.53.147] has quit [Nick collision from services.] 16:28 -!- madsen_ is now known as madsen 18:20 -!- igli [n=igli@82.152.195.160] has joined #synfig 18:23 -!- zipola [n=zipola@cable-vrk-feb6dd00-89.dhcp.inet.fi] has joined #synfig 19:21 -!- igli_ [n=igli@82.152.219.205] has joined #synfig 19:23 -!- igli_ [n=igli@82.152.219.205] has quit [Remote closed the connection] 19:36 -!- igli [n=igli@82.152.195.160] has quit [Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)] 21:32 -!- omry_ [n=omry@l192-117-123-12.broadband.actcom.net.il] has quit [Remote closed the connection] 21:52 -!- madsen_ [n=madsen@62.79.53.147] has joined #synfig 21:54 -!- madsen [n=madsen@62.79.53.147] has quit [Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)] 22:55 -!- omry [n=omry@l192-117-123-12.broadband.actcom.net.il] has joined #synfig --- Log closed Sat Mar 10 00:00:12 2007