[Clam-devel] Re: update

David García Garzón dgarcia at iua.upf.edu
Sat Jun 2 12:36:52 PDT 2007


On Dissabte 02 Juny 2007, David García Garzón wrote:
> On Dissabte 02 Juny 2007, bennett kolasinski wrote:
> > Hi David,
> >
> > Not sure where you went earlier-- I remember you said your connection @
> > home was reliant on your neighbors' wi-fi :)
>
> Yes you are right. I lost my connection and it is a shame because i had a
> stepped guide for you. But, anyway i am glad to say you did pretty well by
> your own :-)
>
> > I have been trying to make
> > small changes to things but everything depends on one another-- so
> > changes I made to Tonnetz.hxx affected KeySpace.hxx, which led to changes
> > in FloatArrayDataSource.hxx and now PoolArrayDataSource.  I've attached a
> > patch of what I've done so far if you'd like to have a look. 
> > KeySpace.cxx and Tonnetz.cxx are compiling but InstantViewPlugin gives me
> > an error because CLAM::VM::FloatArrayDataSource::frameData() is pure
> > virtual and I'm not sure where to provide an implementation for it.
>
> The problem is that on NetworkEditor we needed to remove the 'const'ness of
> the function. PoolADS still has the const and the compiler thinks that you
> have not such method. I removed it and also changed some explicit 'double'
> by TData that were needed to have it compiled.
>
> > Anyhow, I'm off for the day- I may be back a bit in the evening but
> > that's very late your time-- and I can be online tomorrow morning again
> > around a similar time as today.  My internet access will be sporadic from
> > Monday - Wednesday this week, but I'll have my laptop and the source code
> > with me.
>
> Ok, lets try again then.
>
> > Also, two questions I came up with that maybe you could clear up:
> > - why is NetworkEditor's Tonnetz a QDESIGNER_WIDGET_EXPORT but
> > Annotator's isn't? (what is QDESIGNER_WIDGET_EXPORT?)
>
> Because in NetworkEditor the widget is used as a Qt plugin and we need to
> add such macro. So if we want shared implementation Annotator needs so.
>
> > - what is Clam Registrator?  NetworkEditor::Keyspace .. should I be
> > registering the Annotator widgets with that?  And if so, should their
> > names be distinct from the NetworkEditor registered names so as to
> > prevent any conflicts?  (i.e. 'AnnotatorKeyspace' or something like that)
>
> The registrator thing is just for registering the monitors (processings
> which are also data sources) on the processing factory so that the
> NetworkEditor can create this kind of processings. Annotator doesn't have
> such need, as its data sources are not processings. I just removed it of
> your patch.
>
> About the question on the irc i think remained unanswered: "without a
> timer, how did tonnetz update its display?  i.e. who was controlling the
> updates" That's how it works now: As the reproduction goes on the host
> calls the method PoolFloatArrayDataSource::setCurrentTime. The return value
> means that the frame changed and then the host updates the view. That's how
> it works now. Of course it is not 'the way' (tm), so, if as results of our
> refactoring we may get a better way.
>
> I am about commiting your changes but i have some problems with the fonts
> and the keyspace colors. Soon i hope.

Well i solved the color problem. Annotator used float colors while network 
editor used ints and then divided by 255. The merge was not fully done. That 
was easy.

But I still have problems with fonts. There was a text related pending change 
i applied but even the network editor looks bad on my home box. So i supose 
is a driver problem. :-( Any way, could any of you try KeySpace an Tonnetz 
both on Network Editor and Annotator to confirm that point?

Bennet, if you did further changes since the patch, regenerate it as backup. 
The changes i did beyond your patch will generate conflicts in your 
repository so revert your changes and update.


-- 
David García Garzón
(Work) dgarcia at iua dot upf anotherdot es
http://www.iua.upf.edu/~dgarcia
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