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From: Leszek B. <bo...@aj...> - 2001-09-05 17:54:28
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Hi folks!! Good news! My CVS is working. :)) First update done. Firt fing that helped is that Izzy put me at SF as project member, hmmm... strange ;-) Second WinCVS needs "Show CVS console" enabled. Without that cvs opens shell window, but you can't type pass. Izzy, in menu "Widok" I can't see anything wrong. Could you be more precise? BTW: Doc Translator in SF seems to work ;)))) --- Leszek Boroch eng: KISS! - Keep It Simple Stupid! Technical University of Lublin pol: BUZI! - Bez Udziwnien Zapisu Idioto! mailto: bo...@aj... lub: BUZI! - Bez Urzywania Zakreconego Interfejsu! |
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From: Itzchak R. <izz...@qu...> - 2001-09-05 18:49:01
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Hi Leszek, Leszek Boroch wrote: > Good news! My CVS is working. :)) First update done. Great - right, it came here. You can refresh it on the Demo now. Maybe it's a good idea to set up a second demo for development, right based on the CVS tree, so users won't get that confused by all those language changes :) > Firt fing that helped is that Izzy put me at SF as project member, > hmmm... strange ;-) That's what you are told when you enter some project page and click on CVS there. > Second WinCVS needs "Show CVS console" enabled. Without that cvs opens > shell window, but you can't type pass. Good to know - got that question a couple of times. > Izzy, in menu "Widok" I can't see anything wrong. Could you be more > precise? Of course. For me, the 2nd point looks like: "no|nikow" (with accent on o, of course). Same for the filter menue: two items there, "w||cz filtr" and "wy||cz filtr" - always those pipe symbols in. May be that's because of my environment - that's why I ask. If it looks correct for you, everything should be fine. > BTW: Doc Translator in SF seems to work ;)))) Humm? What thing? Is there some mechanism to automatically trans... ah, you mean your role (stupid me ;) - great, very good! So it's clear to tell who's on which task. </izzy> -- Itzchak Rehberg http://www.qumran.org/homes/izzy/ "Advance is the mother of problems." (G.K. Chesterton) |
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From: Leszek B. <bo...@aj...> - 2001-09-05 19:14:26
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Hi Izzy BTW my nick is Borek ;) > it's a good idea to set up a second demo for development, right based= on > the CVS tree, so users won't get that confused by all those language > changes :) That would be very usefull, it is better to work and check work almost = the same time > > Firt fing that helped is that Izzy put me at SF as project member, > > hmmm... strange ;-) > > That's what you are told when you enter some project page and click o= n > CVS there. yeah, right ;))) it was joke. I maent it was mystrious that something happend many miles away helped my program working ;)))) > > Second WinCVS needs "Show CVS console" enabled. Without that cvs op= ens > > shell window, but you can't type pass. > > Good to know - got that question a couple of times. WinCVS 1.2 works fine, problem is in 1.3 > Of course. For me, the 2nd point looks like: "no|nikow" (with accent = on > o, of course). Same for the filter menue: two items there, "w||cz fil= tr" > and "wy||cz filtr" - always those pipe symbols in. May be that's beca= use > of my environment - that's why I ask. If it looks correct for you, > everything should be fine. it should looks like "w=B3=B1cz filtr" i "wy=B3=B1cz filtr" (first | is= 'l with stroke', sec | is 'a with ogonek' unicode names ;) check if you set iso-8859-2 charset ;)), or maybe it's lack of font BTW on what system are you working? hmmm... checked. I see linux > Humm? What thing? Is there some mechanism to automatically trans... a= h, yes, there are, but not perfect :))) Just look on Altavista search resu= lts, there is Translate link on some entries > you mean your role (stupid me ;) - great, very good! So it's clear to > tell who's on which task. thats right :))) > "Advance is the mother of problems." (G.K. Chesterton) The need is mother of invent :)) --- Leszek Boroch eng: KISS! - Keep I= t Simple Stupid! Technical University of Lublin pol: BUZI! - Bez Udziwn= ien Zapisu Idioto! mailto: bo...@aj... lub: BUZI! - Bez Urzywania Zakreconego Interfejsu! |
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From: Itzchak R. <izz...@qu...> - 2001-09-05 19:52:37
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Hi Borek, Leszek Boroch wrote: > BTW my nick is Borek ;) Yes, I know - just forget it from time to time :) >>it's a good idea to set up a second demo for development, right based >>on the CVS tree, so users won't get that confused by all those >>language changes :) > That would be very usefull, it is better to work and check work almost = > the same time That would be another step - but difficult to realize. The way CVS works = is a bit different: it's repository is not the place where you can put=20 the document root to :) You have to check that out to a different=20 location first. So, if you check-in something, it's not aoutomatically=20 placed in the web tree (besides the fact, that this cvs repository is on = sourceforge, while the web server is on my server :) >>>Firt fing that helped is that Izzy put me at SF as project member, >>>hmmm... strange ;-) >>That's what you are told when you enter some project page and click on >>CVS there. > yeah, right ;))) it was joke. I maent it was mystrious that something > happend many miles away helped my program working ;)))) Yeah, strange times - we have projects running by people who never met=20 each other :) >> Of course. For me, the 2nd point looks like: "no|nikow" (with accent >> on o, of course). Same for the filter menue: two items there, "w||cz >> filtr" and "wy||cz filtr" - always those pipe symbols in. May be >> that's because of my environment - that's why I ask. If it looks >> correct for you, everything should be fine. > it should looks like "w=B3=B1cz filtr" i "wy=B3=B1cz filtr" (first | is= 'l > with stroke', sec | is 'a with ogonek' unicode names ;) > check if you set iso-8859-2 charset ;)), or maybe it's lack of font > BTW on what system are you working? hmmm... checked. I see linux Located the problem - it's more complicated than you think. I was=20 checking with MSIEx, which runs in a w98 system, which runs in a window=20 which runs under vmware which runs under linux - could you follow? :-)=20 So I checked with Mozilla under Linux, and it looks fine. But nevertheless, we should always reset the language to English after=20 checking something. I will set up some separat demo for us developers=20 (hopefully tomorrow) together with a sync script for the CVS=20 synchronization and post the link here (or even put it on the projects=20 page), so we have one demo to play with (and mess it up :), and another=20 one for guests to look into. In the developers demo, all languages will=20 be available - while guests demo will only hold English and German (the=20 basic ones), maybe French and Spanish when available... so the guests at = least find the way to configure the demo for some language they=20 understand :) >> Humm? What thing? Is there some mechanism to automatically trans... >> ah, > yes, there are, but not perfect :))) Just look on Altavista search > results, there is Translate link on some entries I never thought of having THAT translation in phpVP #-) >>"Advance is the mother of problems." (G.K. Chesterton) > The need is mother of invent :)) Maybe we build up a familiy tree here <g> </izzy> --=20 Itzchak Rehberg http://www.qumran.org/homes/izzy/ "Advance is the mother of problems." (G.K. Chesterton) |
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From: Leszek B. <bo...@aj...> - 2001-09-06 13:37:25
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> Located the problem - it's more complicated than you think. I was > checking with MSIEx, which runs in a w98 system, which runs in a window > which runs under vmware which runs under linux - could you follow? :-) > So I checked with Mozilla under Linux, and it looks fine. What version of MSIE you have? Maybe you need update, or at least download and install new unicode fonts http://www.eu.microsoft.com/typography/fontpack/default.htm?fname=%20&fsize= > >>"Advance is the mother of problems." (G.K. Chesterton) > > The need is mother of invent :)) > > Maybe we build up a familiy tree here <g> Why not 8-) --- Leszek Boroch eng: KISS! - Keep It Simple Stupid! Technical University of Lublin pol: BUZI! - Bez Udziwnien Zapisu Idioto! mailto: bo...@aj... lub: BUZI! - Bez Urzywania Zakreconego Interfejsu! |
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From: Itzchak R. <izz...@qu...> - 2001-09-06 13:50:03
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Hi Borek, Leszek Boroch wrote: >>Located the problem - it's more complicated than you think. I was >>checking with MSIEx, which runs in a w98 system, which runs in a >>window which runs under vmware which runs under linux - could you >>follow? :-) >>So I checked with Mozilla under Linux, and it looks fine. > What version of MSIE you have? Maybe you need update, or at least > download and install new unicode fonts No need for. The problem here appeared with v5.0, but I also have v5.5 installed on my home machine. I use it only "for reference" - you know, I work under Linux not M$Windows, so I'm not that interested in :) But thanx for the hint. </izzy> -- Itzchak Rehberg http://www.qumran.org/homes/izzy/ "Advance is the mother of problems." (G.K. Chesterton) |
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