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[ hugin-Feature Requests-781367 ] rotate CPEditor view

Feature Requests item #781367, was opened at 2003-08-01 10:40
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Status: Open
Priority: 5
Submitted By: Kai-Uwe Behrmann (beku)
Assigned to: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Summary: rotate CPEditor view

Initial Comment:
Take the roll values for the editor window.
Maybe only 90° steps are quick enough for this.

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[ hugin-Feature Requests-781374 ] edit CPs

Feature Requests item #781374, was opened at 2003-08-01 10:54
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Submitted By: Kai-Uwe Behrmann (beku)
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Summary: edit CPs

Initial Comment:
- like to erase CPs in the gui ( left click context or
key-Del )

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HaJo Schatz | 1 Aug 2003 13:16
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My first hugin trial

Hi developers,

Just gave hugin a first try. All thumbs up, I love especially the
control-point selection. This takes a lot of time out of creating a
pano! 

But then, there are a few inputs so far which you might want to have a
look at. I didn't put them into the bugtracker as I'm not sure how many
of them are a result of my stupidity or ignorance that this is
work-in-progress. Maybe you know about them already, in that case, just
forget it ;)

- The "nightly CVS tarball" as referenced to by hugin.sourceforge.net
contains the files in CVS format, I.e. configure,v et al. I believe this
is not the intention of providing a tarball ;) Not sure though whether
this is an issue of sourceforge or a setting of the sourceforge project.

- After finally figuring out what xrc is and how to install it,
compilation was relatively smooth. One issue though: I compile with
several parallel processes (make -j5). One process died due to an error,
but it didn't bring the other processes down, I.e. the end of the
compilation didn't alert me with an error.

- In the Images tab, it's a bit annoying that the preview changes with
'MouseOver'. While this appears neat at first, it's difficult to select
a pic, move the mouse to the preview window (without hitting another
pic) and changing the parameters. Maybe once the mouse is out of the
file listing, the preview should switch back to the selected pic? Or,
the traditional way, the preview only changes once the list entry is
clicked on.
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Peter Suetterlin | 1 Aug 2003 15:28
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current cvs questions


  Hi guys!

After following the list only loosely for quite some time, I finally
started looking into hugin - mostly in the hope that I'll find some
time to process the Panos that are still lying on my computer.

After some struggle with the xrc (SuSE source rpms do include the
whole contrib, but don't compile it....) I got hugin running four days
ago and was impressed by the state of the thing.

This first compile I did here at work, on a very recent system (SuSE
8.2 with all updates).  
I tried the same at home (SuSE 7.2), but while the compile of wxGTK
worked fine, the hugin compile would bail out with some error messages
(sorry, don't have them at hand here :-().  They made me think wether
the compiler is the problem:  At home I'm still using 2.95, while here
at work it is 3.3.  What are you using?

Next thing is, I did a cvs up this morning and recompiled here at work.
First, it stops when compiling in PanoImage:  a makefile.unx is
created, but either a link makefile->makefile.unx or a correct
invocation from the main makefile seems to be missing.  I did the
first, compile finished.

But now hugin doesn't run any more:  It's creating a lot of debug
output on the screen, and tries to open a window (you can see it if
the screen is filled with other windows - then it shows an empty frame
and wants me to position it somewhere), but the window never gets
painted and the program just sits there (no debug output, no CPU
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Pablo d'Angelo | 1 Aug 2003 15:48
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Re: current cvs questions

Hi!

> After following the list only loosely for quite some time, I finally
> started looking into hugin - mostly in the hope that I'll find some
> time to process the Panos that are still lying on my computer.

Jep, I some time I hope to do the same ;)

> This first compile I did here at work, on a very recent system (SuSE
> 8.2 with all updates).  
> I tried the same at home (SuSE 7.2), but while the compile of wxGTK
> worked fine, the hugin compile would bail out with some error messages
> (sorry, don't have them at hand here :-().  They made me think wether
> the compiler is the problem:  At home I'm still using 2.95, while here
> at work it is 3.3.  What are you using?

I'm using gcc version 3.2.3. I tried 2.95 some time ago, but maybe some
changes broke on 2.95. Which version of make do you have? (I'm using
version 3.80). the makefiles use some new features of make, maybe thats
a problem too.

> Next thing is, I did a cvs up this morning and recompiled here at work.
> First, it stops when compiling in PanoImage:  a makefile.unx is
> created, but either a link makefile->makefile.unx or a correct
> invocation from the main makefile seems to be missing.  I did the
> first, compile finished.

ok, I'll fix that later. I have no idea where it hangs after startup,
I have to investigate a bit more.
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Pablo d'Angelo | 1 Aug 2003 15:57
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Re: My first hugin trial

On Fri, 01 Aug 2003, HaJo Schatz wrote:

> Hi developers,
> 
> Just gave hugin a first try. All thumbs up, I love especially the
> control-point selection. This takes a lot of time out of creating a
> pano! 

*g* I hope to make it even better in the future. I'm just trying to
avoid implementing a "Lens" feature ;)

> But then, there are a few inputs so far which you might want to have a
> look at. I didn't put them into the bugtracker as I'm not sure how many
> of them are a result of my stupidity or ignorance that this is
> work-in-progress. Maybe you know about them already, in that case, just
> forget it ;)

Thanks for you feedback! Everything helps.

> - The "nightly CVS tarball" as referenced to by hugin.sourceforge.net
> contains the files in CVS format, I.e. configure,v et al.

fixed

> - After finally figuring out what xrc is and how to install it,
> compilation was relatively smooth. One issue though: I compile with
> several parallel processes (make -j5). One process died due to an error,
> but it didn't bring the other processes down, I.e. the end of the
> compilation didn't alert me with an error.
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Kai-Uwe Behrmann | 1 Aug 2003 16:19
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Re: My first hugin trial

Hajo,
fine to hear from You.

Am 01.08.03, 19:16 +0800 schrieb HaJo Schatz:

> look at. I didn't put them into the bugtracker as I'm not sure how many

I think, it is better to fill in then we forget it.

> - After finally figuring out what xrc is and how to install it,
> compilation was relatively smooth. One issue though: I compile with
> several parallel processes (make -j5). One process died due to an error,
> but it didn't bring the other processes down, I.e. the end of the
> compilation didn't alert me with an error.

Yes xrc need some special efforts. We hope it goes in the standard compile
of wxWindows once.

> - In the Images tab, it's a bit annoying that the preview changes with
> 'MouseOver'. While this appears neat at first, it's difficult to select
> a pic, move the mouse to the preview window (without hitting another
> pic) and changing the parameters. Maybe once the mouse is out of the
> file listing, the preview should switch back to the selected pic? Or,
> the traditional way, the preview only changes once the list entry is
> clicked on.

You have multi selection in this tab as in the second. Now what to do?
Changing back to one selected pic is not more meaningfull as let the last
mouse-over pic staying. The only thing I can imagine is to switch to the
preview after leaving the list. (Better would be larger icons. If someone
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Kai-Uwe Behrmann | 1 Aug 2003 16:27
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Re: current cvs questions

Am 01.08.03, 15:48 +0200 schrieb Pablo d'Angelo:

> I'm using gcc version 3.2.3. I tried 2.95 some time ago, but maybe some
> changes broke on 2.95. Which version of make do you have? (I'm using
> version 3.80). the makefiles use some new features of make, maybe thats
> a problem too.

With older compiles I had problems too, till I upgraded to 3.2.3. Now runs
3.3 cleanly.

> > Next thing is, I did a cvs up this morning and recompiled here at work.
> > First, it stops when compiling in PanoImage:  a makefile.unx is
> > created, but either a link makefile->makefile.unx or a correct
> > invocation from the main makefile seems to be missing.  I did the
> > first, compile finished.
>
> ok, I'll fix that later. I have no idea where it hangs after startup,
> I have to investigate a bit more.

thanks for reporting. fixed
makefile.unx is no longer created by configure -> PanoImage/makefile  .

> > (if that helps...).  fd 3 is
> > connect(3, {sa_family=AF_UNIX, path="/tmp/.X11-unix/X0"}, 19) = 0
> >
> > Any ideas?
>
> Thanks for the strace output.
> looks like hugin is waiting for some x windows event or so. strange.
> can you check what fd 4 is? maybe the socket to wxpanoviewer?
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[ hugin-Feature Requests-781515 ] make preview quicker

Feature Requests item #781515, was opened at 2003-08-01 16:44
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Submitted By: Kai-Uwe Behrmann (beku)
Assigned to: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Summary: make preview  quicker

Initial Comment:
use only fullsize images if really needed or, if too
difficult, make a button.

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Peter Suetterlin | 1 Aug 2003 16:47
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Re: current cvs questions


Just realized that may last reply went to Pablo only...

> > > (if that helps...).  fd 3 is
> > > connect(3, {sa_family=AF_UNIX, path="/tmp/.X11-unix/X0"}, 19) = 0
> > >
> > > Any ideas?
> >
> > Thanks for the strace output.
> > looks like hugin is waiting for some x windows event or so. strange.
> > can you check what fd 4 is? maybe the socket to wxpanoviewer?
> 
> usually on localhost port 3000. ??

yes, it is:
ioctl(4, FIONBIO, [1])                  = 0
bind(4, {sa_family=AF_INET, sin_port=htons(3000), sin_addr=inet_addr("0.0.0.0")}, 16) = 0
getsockname(4, {sa_family=AF_INET, sin_port=htons(3000), sin_addr=inet_addr("0.0.0.0")}, [16])
= 0
listen(4, 5)                            = 0

and netstat says that hugin is listening at that port...

I do have problems with the panoviewer binary - it segfaults, normally
when closing it.  But is the binary itself used, or is it linked code?

In case you are interested in the strace output, I put it at
ftp://hst33127.phys.uu.nl/pub/pit/strace_out.gz (37k)

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