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From: Bob D. <bd...@si...> - 2005-03-02 15:11:39
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Hey all, I have written a GPL'd PDF library for RLIB called RPDF. It will now be distributed w/ RLIB as the default PDF LIBRARY and CPDF is OFFICIAL REMOVED FROM RLIB!!! Bonuses: Don't have to worry about cpdf any more RLIB is now 100% GPL'D It may not be production ready yet. It needs some testing. If you have a change could you try it and see if it works and report back download it here: http://www.sicom.com/~bdoan/rlib-1.3.2.tar.gz THIS IS NOT THE OFFICIAL 1.3.2 Release!!!! Please try it.. I want to know if it works for you all! Thanks! - bob |
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From: Shannon W. <we...@ro...> - 2005-03-04 19:05:14
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no_query_fix.diff
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Bob Doan wrote: >Hey all, > >I have written a GPL'd PDF library for RLIB called RPDF. It will now be >distributed w/ RLIB as the default PDF LIBRARY and CPDF is OFFICIAL >REMOVED FROM RLIB!!! > >Bonuses: Don't have to worry about cpdf any more >RLIB is now 100% GPL'D > >It may not be production ready yet. It needs some testing. If you have >a change could you try it and see if it works and report back > >download it here: > >http://www.sicom.com/~bdoan/rlib-1.3.2.tar.gz > >THIS IS NOT THE OFFICIAL 1.3.2 Release!!!! > >Please try it.. I want to know if it works for you all! > >Thanks! > >- bob > > > > Hi Bob, Congrats on the new PDF library, seems to work well so far. I just started using RLIB and I'm really impressed so far - thanks for your efforts on it. On another note, I was experiencing a segfault which I tracked down to not passing a query to a report (via rlib_add_query_as) before running rlib_execute. I whipped up a patch (attached) that at least handles this a little more gracefully. Thanks again, Shannon |
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From: Bob D. <bd...@si...> - 2005-03-07 14:39:18
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Hi Thanks for the patch! I applied the patch minus the "r->queries_count = 0;" because the struct is bzero'd when its initialized. It also motivated me to fix a few other crashing situations if the actual query failed to run. Curiosity question. What would php compiler folks be doing w/ RLIB? - bob On Fri, 2005-03-04 at 14:04 -0500, Shannon Weyrick wrote: > Bob Doan wrote: > > >Hey all, > > > >I have written a GPL'd PDF library for RLIB called RPDF. It will now be > >distributed w/ RLIB as the default PDF LIBRARY and CPDF is OFFICIAL > >REMOVED FROM RLIB!!! > > > >Bonuses: Don't have to worry about cpdf any more > >RLIB is now 100% GPL'D > > > >It may not be production ready yet. It needs some testing. If you have > >a change could you try it and see if it works and report back > > > >download it here: > > > >http://www.sicom.com/~bdoan/rlib-1.3.2.tar.gz > > > >THIS IS NOT THE OFFICIAL 1.3.2 Release!!!! > > > >Please try it.. I want to know if it works for you all! > > > >Thanks! > > > >- bob > > > > > > > > > Hi Bob, > > Congrats on the new PDF library, seems to work well so far. I just > started using RLIB and I'm really impressed so far - thanks for your > efforts on it. > > On another note, I was experiencing a segfault which I tracked down to > not passing a query to a report (via rlib_add_query_as) before running > rlib_execute. I whipped up a patch (attached) that at least handles this > a little more gracefully. > > Thanks again, > Shannon > > plain text document attachment (no_query_fix.diff) > --- rlib-1.3.2/libsrc/api.c 2005-03-02 09:46:41.000000000 -0500 > +++ rlib-1.3.2-weyrick/libsrc/api.c 2005-03-04 13:53:25.980009365 -0500 > @@ -68,6 +68,7 @@ > > r->output_parameters = g_hash_table_new_full (g_str_hash, g_str_equal, string_destroyer, string_destroyer); > r->input_metadata = g_hash_table_new_full (g_str_hash, g_str_equal, string_destroyer, metadata_destroyer); > + r->queries_count = 0; > > #if !DISABLE_UTF8 > make_all_locales_utf8(); > @@ -161,6 +162,11 @@ > char newfile[MAXSTRLEN]; > > r->now = time(NULL); > + > + if(r->queries_count < 1) { > + r_error("No queries added to report\n"); > + return -1; > + } > rlib_execute_queries(r); > > LIBXML_TEST_VERSION |
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From: Shannon W. <we...@ro...> - 2005-03-07 17:12:21
Attachments:
error_msgs.diff
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Hi Bob, Ok, great. I wasn't sure how it was inititialized as I'm not all that familiar with glib. I'm including another patch that's a little more adventurous. It allows retrieval of errors messages from the input source. As I only have mysql installed at the moment, the postgre and odbc input's don't actually return an error message. Comments welcome. Note, this patch is not against your latest release, but the one from last week. So, although Roadsend's premier product is the compiler, we still do consulting and software development work. This project is a reporting engine for a school district that uses the SchoolMax system and various other data sources (as well as Roadsend SiteManager and Portal system). Shannon Bob Doan wrote: >Hi > >Thanks for the patch! > >I applied the patch minus the "r->queries_count = 0;" because the struct >is bzero'd when its initialized. > >It also motivated me to fix a few other crashing situations if the >actual query failed to run. > >Curiosity question. What would php compiler folks be doing w/ RLIB? > >- bob > > |
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From: Bob D. <bd...@si...> - 2005-03-07 18:59:56
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Hi, Patch looks good so far. I use sf.net's CVS to develop out of btw.... Could you make your patches w/ -u so they are easier to read. Also a manager @ roadsend sign our dual copy right assignment form? http://rlib.sicompos.com/copyright_form.pdf SICOM requires copyright assignment for certain types of code contributions. This is so that SICOM can enforce the copyright in the program as the owner of the entire program, or use a dual license on the code. In other words, we don't have to drag you with us if we go to court to defend the GPL, and we can use a dual license like Mozilla does for commercial purposes. And fax it to me @ 215-489-2769 If you have any questions about the dual copyright let me know On Mon, 2005-03-07 at 12:12 -0500, Shannon Weyrick wrote: > Hi Bob, > > Ok, great. I wasn't sure how it was inititialized as I'm not all that > familiar with glib. > > I'm including another patch that's a little more adventurous. It allows > retrieval of errors messages from the input source. As I only have mysql > installed at the moment, the postgre and odbc input's don't actually > return an error message. Comments welcome. Note, this patch is not > against your latest release, but the one from last week. > > So, although Roadsend's premier product is the compiler, we still do > consulting and software development work. This project is a reporting > engine for a school district that uses the SchoolMax system and various > other data sources (as well as Roadsend SiteManager and Portal system). > > Shannon > > Bob Doan wrote: > > >Hi > > > >Thanks for the patch! > > > >I applied the patch minus the "r->queries_count = 0;" because the struct > >is bzero'd when its initialized. > > > >It also motivated me to fix a few other crashing situations if the > >actual query failed to run. > > > >Curiosity question. What would php compiler folks be doing w/ RLIB? > > > >- bob > > > > > > plain text document attachment (error_msgs.diff) > diff -r rlib-1.3.2/inputs/mysql/mysql.c rlib-1.3.2-weyrick/inputs/mysql/mysql.c > 213a214,218 > > static const gchar* rlib_mysql_get_error(gpointer input_ptr) { > > struct input_filter *input = input_ptr; > > return mysql_error(INPUT_PRIVATE(input)->mysql); > > } > > > 225a231 > > input->get_error = rlib_mysql_get_error; > diff -r rlib-1.3.2/inputs/odbc/odbc.c rlib-1.3.2-weyrick/inputs/odbc/odbc.c > 312a313,316 > > static const gchar * rlib_odbc_get_error(gpointer input_ptr) { > > return "No error information"; > > } > > > 325a330 > > input->get_error = rlib_odbc_get_error; > diff -r rlib-1.3.2/inputs/postgre/postgre.c rlib-1.3.2-weyrick/inputs/postgre/postgre.c > 175a176,179 > > static const gchar * rlib_postgre_get_error(gpointer input_ptr) { > > return "No error information"; > > } > > > 189a194 > > input->get_error = rlib_postgre_get_error; > diff -r rlib-1.3.2/libsrc/api.c rlib-1.3.2-weyrick/libsrc/api.c > 151c152 > < rlogit("Failed To Run A Query [%s]\n", r->queries[i].sql); > --- > > rlogit("Failed To Run A Query [%s]: %s\n", r->queries[i].sql, INPUT(r,i)->get_error(INPUT(r,i))); > diff -r rlib-1.3.2/libsrc/rlib_input.h rlib-1.3.2-weyrick/libsrc/rlib_input.h > 50a51 > > const gchar * (*get_error)(gpointer); > |
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