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From: c j. <cj...@ho...> - 2003-02-26 13:29:44
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I notice a few people have complained of strange behaviour when
using "arial.fdb" within Ming. I think that Ming sees it as an ASCII font
where its really a widechar font. this then causes a memory write error in
SWF_buildReverseMapping(SWFFont Font) in font.c
A fix which seems to work is to add the following lines to
loadSWFFontFromFile(File* file) in font.c
after the line:
nGlyphs = readUInt16(file);
add:
if (nGlyphs > 256)
font->flags |= SWF_FONT_WIDECODES;
and then rebuild.
I haven't had a chance to thoroughly look at code and figure out if this is
a long-term valid solution or not, but it at least seems to avoid the memory
problems and I hope it can be useful for others.
Col.
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From: soheil <so...@ro...> - 2003-02-26 00:12:59
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Hello all, On Mon, 2003-02-24 at 23:39, asi wrote: > > You're absolutely right, we need a book. We need extensive tu know that open source philosophy will again show itstorials, drawing APIs,more libraries... Chapter 9 of the O'Reilly book (Perl Graphics Programming): http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/perlgp/ is dedicated to perl-ming. This chapter is available on-line: http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/perlgp/chapter/ch09.pdf Enjoy! S. > > It is not that easy to convert GUI tuts to ming. That's why I desparately needed the EXPORTSSS!!! > I believe, no even know that open source philosophy will again show its power on this subject. It will be us who will write these tutorials in our own spare time to share with the community. I promise I'll give all I have in 6 months.(after I graduate) :))) > > > Happy m-ing! > > > > > -- > > > > ----------------------------------------------------- > FREE Premium WebMail, like YourName@e.ws > Get YourName@ any of 1000+ GREAT .ws "WebSite" Domains! > http://e.WS > > _______________________________________________ > ming-fun mailing list > min...@op... > http://www.opaque.net/mailman/listinfo.cgi/ming-fun |
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From: Axel H. <ax...@3d...> - 2003-02-23 17:47:49
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Hi! After install of the /php_ming.so build from cvs I receive the following error message 'undefined symbol: compress2' when I try to load php_ming.so I've just updated to 4.3.1 - with 4.2.3 it was the same. Trying to build into php source breaks after ext/ming/ming.lo: In function `newSWFInput_sock': /opt/downloads/php-4.3.1/ext/ming/ming.c:236: undefined reference to `SOCK_FREAD' ext/ming/ming.lo: In function `getInput': /opt/downloads/php-4.3.1/ext/ming/ming.c:251: undefined reference to `php_file_le_socket' /opt/downloads/php-4.3.1/ext/ming/ming.c:251: undefined reference to `php_file_le_popen' /opt/downloads/php-4.3.1/ext/ming/ming.c:251: undefined reference to `php_file_le_fopen' /opt/downloads/php-4.3.1/ext/ming/ming.c:253: undefined reference to `php_file_le_socket' ext/ming/ming.lo: In function `zif_swfmovie_saveToFile': /opt/downloads/php-4.3.1/ext/ming/ming.c:1788: undefined reference to `php_file_le_fopen' ext/ming/ming.lo: In function `zif_swfmovie_save': /opt/downloads/php-4.3.1/ext/ming/ming.c:1825: undefined reference to `php_file_le_fopen' The perl_ext build & test run fine but a call to movie->output() then quits with: Prototype mismatch: sub SWF::Movie::output ($) vs none at ..//SWF/Movie.pm line 28. Undefined subroutine &SWF::Movie::xs_output called at ..//SWF/Movie.pm line 27. Any Ideas what goes wrong here? Thanks, Axel |
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From: Joshua <jo...@ag...> - 2003-02-14 21:14:45
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i = SWFSprite_add(s, c); The above C code which is given as a reference on the website does not work. The function does not exist. The closest I found in ming.h was void SWFSprite_addBlock(SWFSprite sprite, SWFBlock block) The problem is when I try to use it I get: warning: passing arg 2 of `SWFSprite_addBlock' from incompatible pointer type Any pointers as to a work around for this would be appreciated. Joshua |
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From: Axel H. <ax...@3d...> - 2003-02-14 19:42:58
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Hi! 1. When I try to use my linux created .dbl bitmaps, which work well there on Windows with the actual php.build from kromann.info I receive an unrecognized file type error ??? Are there anywhere windows binaries of the utils? (png2dbl, gif2mask) 2. And is there a way to use the loadSWFFontFromTTF(char *file) function with the php_ext? thanks again, axel |
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From: <ham...@t-...> - 2003-02-11 00:11:13
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>> >> I'm compiling a bunch of images into an swf file that >> will act as a canister where I can grab all of the images >> later on. One of the things is how do I manipulate these >> images one I've loaded them in. The easiest way would >> be to work with attachMovie. This requires that the movieclips >> have an idName. =20 >> $movie->addExport($movieclip, $name); $movie->writeExports(); note that unlike flash, you can put the writeexports wherever you want - F5 always did that at the very first frame, and there are not too many choices in F6 Note also that if a frame does not play, its exports will not happen (say if your movie jumps from frame 2 to frame 4, exports declared in frame 3 would be skipped) Wolfgang |
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From: Joshua <jo...@ag...> - 2003-02-10 23:09:46
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I'm compiling a bunch of images into an swf file that will act as a canister where I can grab all of the images later on. One of the things is how do I manipulate these images one I've loaded them in. The easiest way would be to work with attachMovie. This requires that the movieclips have an idName. =20 Joshua |
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From: <ham...@t-...> - 2003-02-08 13:26:02
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Hi,
I prefer to call ming script right from the browser, i.e. put movie.php instead of movie.swf url
and use code like this in the ming script:
...
header('Pragma: no-cache');
header('Cache-control: no-cache');
header('Content-type: application/x-shockwave-flash');
$movie->output();
Wolfgang
>> Hi!
>>
>> While testing ming movies and actionscripts
>> I often need to restart netscape 4.8 / linux
>> because the browser (plugin) ignores the cache settings:
>> compare always and doesn't reload the swf!
>> So, how to force reloading the swf?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Axel
>>
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From: Axel H. <ax...@3d...> - 2003-02-08 13:07:36
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Hi! While testing ming movies and actionscripts I often need to restart netscape 4.8 / linux because the browser (plugin) ignores the cache settings: compare always and doesn't reload the swf! So, how to force reloading the swf? Thanks, Axel |
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From: <ham...@t-...> - 2003-02-07 23:10:36
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Hi Jushua, at first glance this should work... I have had some fun with loading a library of images INTO another movie and attaching them (in reality these were not images but shapes ... character outlines) but that's a different story Wolfgang >> >> I'm looking around for a good solution for a project I'm working on. >> I'm currently developing a flash client that interfaces with a map >> archive. =20 >> >> http://www.mapjunction.com/places/Boston_BRA/flash.pl >> >> One of the problems I have come up against is the http overhead >> when trying to load multiple small images into the flash client. =20 >> If you check out that site and then click on the "Other Maps"=20 >> button you'll see what I mean. It takes forever to load a large >> number of small images. >> >> What I was hoping for was to generate a server side program that >> could combine 100+ images into a flash file that I could load in >> and then duplicate the images onto the stage when needed. >> >> Is this a possibility with the ming library? If so could you give >> me a point in the right direction? I'll probably be coding the=20 >> server side software in C.=20 >> >> I appreciate the help, >> Joshua |
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From: Joshua <jo...@ag...> - 2003-02-07 22:24:17
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I'm looking around for a good solution for a project I'm working on. I'm currently developing a flash client that interfaces with a map archive. =20 http://www.mapjunction.com/places/Boston_BRA/flash.pl One of the problems I have come up against is the http overhead when trying to load multiple small images into the flash client. =20 If you check out that site and then click on the "Other Maps"=20 button you'll see what I mean. It takes forever to load a large number of small images. What I was hoping for was to generate a server side program that could combine 100+ images into a flash file that I could load in and then duplicate the images onto the stage when needed. Is this a possibility with the ming library? If so could you give me a point in the right direction? I'll probably be coding the=20 server side software in C.=20 I appreciate the help, Joshua |
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From: Dave H. <da...@op...> - 2003-02-05 17:48:32
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Begin forwarded message: > From: Tim Jansen <ti...@tj...> > Date: Thu Jan 30, 2003 3:58:33 PM US/Pacific > To: da...@op... > Subject: Ming patch for input streams > > Hi.. > > The attached patch fixes a number of problems with seeking in input > streams. I > discovered them when specifying a FiFo stream instead of a file as mp3 > file. > With the attached patch I can read the a live mp3 stream through a fifo > (which is quite handy for vnc2swf - I have enhanced it to add audio to > the > recorded screen). > > bye... > > |
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From: <nig...@bo...> - 2003-02-04 09:18:30
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Hi there, I've compiled a mingc.pyd for python 2.2.2. It seems very difficult to find out in the internet if you are interested i can send to listi for publishing. Bye, IAD ------------------------------------------------------- Bolt. Everything you need to speak your mind, hang out, hook up ... whatever. Tagbooks , Bolt Notes , message boards, personality quizzes, photos, free stuff and lots more! http://www.bolt.com |
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From: <ham...@t-...> - 2003-02-01 19:44:22
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>> Hi! >> >> After updating to current cvs version >> - I use the perl_ext - >> shape->drawGlyph does not work ?? >> In version 0.2a >> drawGlyph accepted numeric charcode, >> but now it crashes and only accepts chars like '@' >> but the result looks not like the character i use. >> there is some output but for all different chars the same form! >> Hi, I am not sure whether it takes a numeric or a char as input - I recently had that wrong on the similar $font->getShape and always got some rubbish response. It turned out to be whatever glyph 0 was in that particular font, or a damaged glyph 1 if glyph 0 is a space. I believe I committed a fix to not run into glyph 1 Wolfgang |
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From: Axel H. <ax...@3d...> - 2003-02-01 17:59:55
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Hi! After updating to current cvs version - I use the perl_ext - shape->drawGlyph does not work ?? In version 0.2a drawGlyph accepted numeric charcode, but now it crashes and only accepts chars like '@' but the result looks not like the character i use. there is some output but for all different chars the same form! Thanks, Axel |
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From: Martin W. <ma...@gm...> - 2003-02-01 14:05:42
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When will there be a new release? |
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From: Daniel J. G. <gub...@ch...> - 2003-02-01 12:20:48
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Good morning, I've seen a couple of entries now indicating this problem and decided to add my feedback in as well. Running: W2K-SP2 PHP 4.3.0 MING 0.2.a IE6-SP1 When I attempt to use SWFFont, Internet Explorer doesn't display the page. It appears at that time that the DLLHOST.EXE process is chewing up alot of system resources. What it's doing, I have no way of knowing. One of the posts on this matter indicated that the developer had it = running under PHP 4.2.x with MING 0.2a, but that he had compiled MING himself. I backed up to PHP 4.2.3, MING 0.2.a and had the same results although I I was unable to attempt a compile of my own as I am running under W2K, and the W32 source code seems to be un-available. Also, I have posted a simple problem report on the bug tracker forum, = but as of yet, there has been no followup post indicating it is being looked = into or even that it is a known problem as far as the MING developers are = concerned. Is this being looked into? Is there an alternate method until a fix can be achieved? Are the MING source files available for W32 so I can attempt a compile of my own? I will gladly offer my time as a tester, as I am very excited about the = possibilities that PHP with the MING extensions offer. Regards, Dan |
