7 Mar 2007 20:43
9 Mar 2007 13:59
[Wt-interest] local files explorer
Hello, I understand how I can write a File Explorer for files located on the server. How can I do the same thing for local files, for instance to build a file synchronizer. Is that possible with javascript and Wt? Thanks JCR ____________________________________________________________________________________ Finding fabulous fares is fun. Let Yahoo! FareChase search your favorite travel sites to find flight and hotel bargains. http://farechase.yahoo.com/promo-generic-14795097
9 Mar 2007 15:42
Re: [Wt-interest] Compiling under Ubuntu
Hi, I've managed to compile the Wt-library (and got it running) under Ubuntu Feisty with no problems what so ever. I followed the installations instructions for Debian. Regards David On 3/7/07, Richard Boehme <rboehme@...> wrote: > > I noticed that the wiki notes that you can't compile Wt under Ubuntu. > Has anyone solved this problem? Also, the site mentions using the GPL, > yet being commercial-license friendly. Does it really use the LGPL > instead of the GPL? > > Thanks. > > Richard > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Take Surveys. Earn Cash. Influence the Future of IT > Join SourceForge.net's Techsay panel and you'll get the chance to share > your > opinions on IT & business topics through brief surveys-and earn cash > http://www.techsay.com/default.php?page=join.php&p=sourceforge&CID=DEVDEV > _______________________________________________ > witty-interest mailing list > witty-interest@... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/witty-interest >(Continue reading)
9 Mar 2007 15:55
Re: [Wt-interest] Compiling under Ubuntu
Dear Richard, You should be able to compile wt on Ubuntu. Check out http://wipkip.irule.be/wt/wiki/index.php/Installing_Wt_on_Debian, and a third party link http://linfiniti.com/timwiki/Witty_Web_Tool_Kit. If you experience some problems during the compilation on your system, please send us a detailed list of the problems you ran into. Concerning the license; Wt is distributed under a GPL license, not a LGPL license. This means you can use it your GPL licensed projects. However, if you like to integrate Wt into any commercial project, we can offer you a commercial license. You can ask for more information concerning the commercial license at sales@... Kind regards, Pieter Libin On 3/7/07, Richard Boehme <rboehme@...> wrote: > > I noticed that the wiki notes that you can't compile Wt under Ubuntu. > Has anyone solved this problem? Also, the site mentions using the GPL, > yet being commercial-license friendly. Does it really use the LGPL > instead of the GPL? > > Thanks. > > Richard(Continue reading)
16 Mar 2007 10:13
[Wt-interest] WButtonGroup suggestions
Hey, I just learned about Wt from a friend and I must say it is ubercool. Best thing since sliced bread. Guys who made this must be gods or if not at least halfgods (born out of the jus primae noctea of Ajax with a human women I guess). One year ago is like the day a decent language came down on web 2.0. No scrap that and make it three point oh. Google must be crazy not to have at least four of five students working on it. Not ordinary students, I think nothing less than PhD students should be allowed to touch the code, graduates could fix spelling mistakes but I guess there are none the be fixed. Crazy. This being said. Is a WButtonGroup::selectedButton() and WButtonGroup::selectedIndex() a possibility? It would make working with radiobuttons a little bit easier I think. And maybe some setters too but I personally have less need for that. cu bart
17 Mar 2007 09:16
[Wt-interest] On radiobutton checked signals, pushbuttons and gd
Three unrelated questions. I have trouble with the Wt:WAbstractToggleButton::checked signal. The connected slot does not get executed right away after clicking but is delayed until the next slot is called (in my case because the user clicked a different button) Next I'd like to have a WPushButton but with an image instead of a text as appearance. Lastly the Mandelbrot example saves the generated image to a temporary file, only to read it right back in and unlink the file. Why not simple use the gdImagePngPtr function which saves to memory? cu bart
17 Mar 2007 11:58
Re: [Wt-interest] On radiobutton checked signals, pushbuttons and gd
>>Next I'd like to have a WPushButton but with an image instead of >>a text as appearance. You could use a WImage, which inherits WInteractWidget with all the necessary clicked events. ----- Original Message ---- From: bvh <bvh-witty@...> To: witty-interest@...t Sent: Saturday, March 17, 2007 4:16:14 AM Subject: [Wt-interest] On radiobutton checked signals, pushbuttons and gd Three unrelated questions. I have trouble with the Wt:WAbstractToggleButton::checked signal. The connected slot does not get executed right away after clicking but is delayed until the next slot is called (in my case because the user clicked a different button) Next I'd like to have a WPushButton but with an image instead of a text as appearance. Lastly the Mandelbrot example saves the generated image to a temporary file, only to read it right back in and unlink the file. Why not simple use the gdImagePngPtr function which saves to memory? cu bart ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Take Surveys. Earn Cash. Influence the Future of IT Join SourceForge.net's Techsay panel and you'll get the chance to share your opinions on IT & business topics through brief surveys-and earn cash http://www.techsay.com/default.php?page=join.php&p=sourceforge&CID=DEVDEV(Continue reading)
19 Mar 2007 12:09
Re: [Wt-interest] On radiobutton checked signals, pushbuttons and gd
Hey, On 3/17/07, bvh <bvh-witty@...> wrote: > Three unrelated questions. I have trouble with the > Wt:WAbstractToggleButton::checked signal. The connected slot does > not get executed right away after clicking but is delayed until the > next slot is called (in my case because the user clicked a different > button) That sounds bad but plausible, as the code got a bit messy around there and several times rewritten. I'll check that ASAP. > Next I'd like to have a WPushButton but with an image instead of > a text as appearance. Oops. I'm surprised myself it's not there. Will be done. > Lastly the Mandelbrot example saves the generated image to a temporary > file, only to read it right back in and unlink the file. Why not > simple use the gdImagePngPtr function which saves to memory? True. Sounds like you're a prokoen
19 Mar 2007 18:14
Re: [Wt-interest] On radiobutton checked signals, pushbuttons and gd
On Mon, Mar 19, 2007 at 12:09:33PM +0100, Koen Deforche wrote: > > Three unrelated questions. I have trouble with the > > Wt:WAbstractToggleButton::checked signal. The connected slot does > > not get executed right away after clicking but is delayed until the > > next slot is called (in my case because the user clicked a different > > button) > That sounds bad but plausible, as the code got a bit messy around there and > several times rewritten. I'll check that ASAP. Maybe related but there is also something fishy going on with the checked handler for interactive widgets. For example I have a Wt::WText where I connected a slot to its checked handler (it basically does a show on a particular box that serves as a help text). Now this slot gets executed whenever I click on whatever element that is defined after this particular Wt::WText item. (When I spoke you earlier on msn about this problem I didnt fully get what the problem was and described it a bit different. So it is not only the Close button that reopens the helptext it is any click anywhere that opens this text.) > > Next I'd like to have a WPushButton but with an image instead of > > a text as appearance. > Oops. I'm surprised myself it's not there. Will be done. Great. > > Lastly the Mandelbrot example saves the generated image to a temporary > > file, only to read it right back in and unlink the file. Why not > > simple use the gdImagePngPtr function which saves to memory? > True. Sounds like you're a pro(Continue reading)
19 Mar 2007 18:20
Re: [Wt-interest] On radiobutton checked signals, pushbuttons and gd
On Mon, Mar 19, 2007 at 06:14:29PM +0100, bvh wrote: > Maybe related but there is also something fishy going on with the > checked handler for interactive widgets. For example I have a > Wt::WText where I connected a slot to > its checked handler (it basically does a show on a particular box > that serves as a help text). Now this slot gets executed whenever > I click on whatever element that is defined after this particular > Wt::WText item. (When I spoke you earlier on msn about this problem > I didnt fully get what the problem was and described it a bit > different. So it is not only the Close button that reopens the > helptext it is any click anywhere that opens this text.) FYI: the same thing happens with the mouseWentUp and mouseWentDown signals but slightly different : the slot gets called for every other item except the 'Close' button (progress!) cu bart
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