Re: [Peep-develop] A Peep audio-visualization teaser

[Michael G. <mg...@ee...>]

  Hey Collin, this look pretty cool. Have you been able to discern
patterns when watching the GUI over time? How was it tying in to the
server XML hooks? Lemme know when you can check it into CVS (perhaps
cvsroot/peep/visualization is a good place) so we can give it a test
drive.

                     -- Mike

On Sun, Sep 08 @ 15:22, Collin Starkweather wrote:
> s=F8n, 2002-09-08 kl. 04:12 skrev Michael Gilfix:
> > To get yourself up and running quickly, just have the server dump
> > event output to a log (flat file format is probably easiest, although
> > XML is always a good candidate for this sort of wet-work).
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> I'll send along a more detailed reply to Michael's thread in a bit, but
> for now just a teaser.
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> I posted a screenshot of the prototype of a visualization component for
> the server I've been playing with.  The idea is to combine a
> visualization framework like eXtace (http://extace.sourceforge.net)=20
> with easy browsing of event and state notices and whatnot in a UI.
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> There's still *alot* of work to do and some uncertainty to be resolved
> before it's ready for prime time (e.g., the hooks are not implemented
> yet and I'm going to have to upgrade everything to Gtk+ 2.0 before too
> long) but I thought I'd throw a screenshot up there for your viewing
> pleasure:
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>   http://www.auralizer.com
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> -me
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> P.S.  I know there must be a drop-dead simple way to do this, but I
> can't seem to find it:  How do you convert a tm struct (used to populate
>  notice->date) into a char array?

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