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The Radmind Transcript Editor didn't generate case-insensitive transcripts if the Pref-Option is set and i add manually files to a transcript.
I found out that a Bug is in RXTranscript.m and the "-I" Option is not set in function readFile.
The problem could be fixed with replace the FSDIFF case with following:
case FSDIFF:
if ( recurse ) {
fsdiffType = @"-K/dev/null";
}.
2009-04-18 13:05:23 UTC in Radmind
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I did some other investigation and found out that my patch for RTE is not needed. This is because the RTE CaseInsensitiv as Prefs-Object and RA has CaseSensitiv as Prefs-Object.
But RA needs the Patch!
2009-04-16 08:12:08 UTC in Radmind
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Possible solution: Change "NSMutableDictionary(RXAdditions).m" from:
case 'h':
dict =
[ NSMutableDictionary dictionaryWithObjectsAndKeys:
[ NSString stringWithFormat: @"%d", index ], @"tindex",
[ NSString stringWithUTF8String: targv[ 0 ]], @"type",
@"-", @"perm", @"-", @"owner", @"-", @"group",
[...
2009-04-15 12:47:14 UTC in Radmind
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Problem is that working hardlinks will be transformed from:
h ./bin/ln ./bin/link
to:
h ./bin/ln ????
this breaks the hole transcript (if its a base transcript)
2009-04-15 12:45:53 UTC in Radmind
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The GUI pref settings in Radmind Assistant for Case-Sensitive / Case-Insensitive are displayed inverted. This is because in prefs number 1 is Case-Insensitive but in PrefPane the "Case-Insensitive" in the pulldown is on position 0.
Exactly the same behavior is in Radmind Transcript Editor. A little fix is attached ( i changed the positions in pulldown in the pref nibs)
2009-04-08 12:13:49 UTC in Radmind
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I'm trying to build a debian package of radmind. The packaging tools break up with the error:
(cd libsnet; /usr/bin/make w clean)
make[1]: Entering directory `/radmind-1.8.0rc2/libsnet'
make[1]: *** No rule to make target `w'. Stop.
There is no possibility to turn it off. So i think the second make parameter was a "-w" and if i try that
the make clean break up with exactly that error.
2007-01-22 07:35:55 UTC in Radmind
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Okay, i'm a bit confused ... but if i use:
% make -w clean
i get an error:
(cd libsnet; make w clean)
make[1]: Entering directory `/radmind-1.8.0rc2/libsnet'
make[1]: *** No rule to make target `w'. Stop.
but i don't know what the error is ...
if i use in the Makefile.in:
(cd libsnet; ${MAKE} -${MAKEFLAGS} clean)
no error happes.
But i don't know if that is a correct...
2007-01-21 22:03:44 UTC in Radmind
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uupppsss first bug is no bug i think!
2007-01-21 21:56:11 UTC in Radmind
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First bug located: radmind-1.8.0rc2/Makefile.in in the clean section:
clean :
(cd libsnet; ${MAKE} ${MAKEFLAGS} clean)
it should be:
clean :
(cd libsnet; ${MAKE} /${MAKEFLAGS} clean)
Second bug is in the: radmind-1.8.0rc2/libsnet/Makefile.in also the
cleaning section. The line is:
rm -f *.o *.lo libsnet.la profiled/libsnet_p.la profiled/snet.lo
but it should be
rm -f...
2007-01-21 21:32:10 UTC in Radmind
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VHCS 2.4.7 - Release
look at included CHANGELOG for more details
Happy Christmas !
I spend a lot of time for this release and hope you'll enjoy it!
Best regards
Erik Lehmann aka Reisswolf
Features
* Changed hardcoded '/var/www/vhcs2/' to vhcs2.conf based solution
* Complete changelog
- GUI:
* A sql user can have more than one database
* Autoresponder text can now be...
2005-12-25 16:57:43 UTC in VHCS
