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Susan - I ran across your name & address in a mail message a friend passed
to me. Our group is starting to experiment with multiple media (notice the
sidestep of the term "multimedia"), and I would like to find out what
the Andrew Toolkit is about.

Our group deals basically with distributed systems; communication between
and cooperative processing across dist. systems. We have been experimenting
with ISDN as a communication medium, and we are beginning to manipulate
images and audio, and are looking at video, as data between systems.

Any information you can send would be appreciated.  Thanks, Doug
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Hello,

I have just installed the Andrew Toolkit on my DEC 5000/120.
I am french and I would appreciate to use accentuated characters when I
edit texts. I put in my .ezinit file the following sequence:

        addkey compchar-graveaccent ` textview compchar
	addkey compchar-tilde ~ textview compchar
	addkey compchar-acuteaccent ' textview compchar
	addkey compchar-circumflex \\^ textview compchar
	addkey compchar-umlaut \" textview compchar

Accentuation works properly when I type a character to accentuate following
by the accent, if both correspond to an existing accentuated character. 
If it does not, ez prints "Character not available".
So, one remark and one question. 

	remark: if the accentuated character does not exist
                why not to insert the two original characters.

        question: How to obtain this expected behavior?

Something else. The champ package provides a calendar. This calendar seems
wrong. By example, it gives Tuesday as day of the week for July, 1st 1992!

Any help would greatly appreciated.


				- Vincent Granet - vg@unice.fr
                                  Laboratoire I3S
                                  Univ. Nice Sophia Antipolis. France

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Hello, all.

I've been trying to include a raster file as a raster inset in an Ez
document, and andrew doesn't recognize the raster files that I am
trying to read. Ive tried to read the raster file several ways: 

1. Esc - tab to create a raster inset and using rastor I/O to read the
raster file. This gives the message

	"No raster found in file `file_name'

2. running "raster `file_name'. This creates an andrew raster editor
with an empty raster buffer.

3. ez `file_name' where file_name = something.raster. Same result as
number 2.

The raster file was created with xv2.1. I have also tried raster files
created with ImageMagic's GIFtoSUN raster filter.

System info: Sun SPARC2, SunOS4.1.1, X11R5.

Thanks,
--Doug
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\quotation{P.S. Could you have this done by next week guys? Sure could use one

}\quotation{of these dohickies :-)

}\quotation{-------

}\quotation{John Ryan             john@hq.af.mil        ..uunet!hq!john

}
I like the way you think, mister.  The only problem is that, as a Consortium, 
we are suppose to take changes from our members, \italic{and other 
contributors}, and integrate them for the whole world to enjoy.   So ... as 
soon as you get this done, send it in?


While what you describe is very doable in ATK, I bet that an architecture 
built above ATK would provide a better environment.  There is a virtual 
toolkit called \bold{Vee} that's getting some attention around here.  It's 
currently work-in-progress in search of some funding, but it promises to be a 
very versatile media-construction environment.


Gary Keim

Andrew Consortium

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roberts@studguppy.lanl.gov (Doug Roberts) writes:

>Hello, all.

>I've been trying to include a raster file as a raster inset in an Ez
>document, and andrew doesn't recognize the raster files that I am
>trying to read. Ive tried to read the raster file several ways: 

>System info: Sun SPARC2, SunOS4.1.1, X11R5.

>Thanks,
>--Doug
>--

I have had the exact same problem, also on a Sparc. I can, however
display the rasters in the lib directory.

-Mathew
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\quotation{The potential for this is somewhat limited.  The only reliable 
locking you

}\quotation{get in Unix-land is with flock, which is limited to processes 
running on the

}\quotation{same machine.}


True, but you can implement the locking at a different a different level than 
the UNIX file.  It can be done in the user interface via a central database 
server.


Gary Keim

Andrew Consortium

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\quotation{The raster file was created with xv2.1. I have also tried raster 
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I don't think xv writes out images in ATK raster format:


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So, since raster can read in XBitmap, dump it out as xbm and then use the 
raster menu \italic{\bold{Raster I/O: Read X Bitmap}}.  You can also use the 
\bold{\italic{Raster I/O: Make Window Dump}} menu directly:


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Hi

I wrote yesterday about a fatal error in the make process getting
"readlink.c" to compile.  It sees syntax errors in the header files
lc_core.h, time.h, localedef.h, string.h.  I was given the suggestion
of excluding the AFSBASEDIR setting.  I did this, and it still crashes
in the same way when it gets to readlink.c.  

I'm compiling andrew on an AIX3.2 IBM rs6000.  I have the following settings
in site.h and site.mcr:

	>        XBASEDIR = /usr/local/X11R5
        >       XBINDIR = /usr/local/X11R5/bin
        >       XUTILDIR = /usr/local/X11R5/bin
        >        XINCDIR = $(XBASEDIR)/include/X11
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        >       #define X11_ENV 1
        >       #define DITROFF_ENV 1
        >       #define DEFAULT_LOCALDIR_ENV /usr/local
        >       #define DEFAULT_ANDREWDIR_ENV /usr/local/andrew

Have you heard of anyone else with this problem?  Do you have any suggestions?

Thank you for your time.

Glenn Standefer
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As far as I can tell cross references cannot ever have printed correctly.  In 
print__ProcessView (line 199) there is :


    if(environ_Get("troffpostprocessor"))

	environ_Delete("troffpostprocessor");


The environment variable troffpostprocessor is created by the textrefview.  It 
is tested later in ProcessView (line 270.)  Probably the lines at 199 should 
set a char * and the test at line 270 should be replaced with a reference to 
that char *.


-Rob Ryan

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I think part of the problem is confusion since the raster inset does not read 
SUN raster format, it has it's own raster format, and knows the old WM raster 
format.


In addition to the ATK and WM formats raster can read in X window dumps, 
bitmaps, and macpaint  format files.


Hope this helps clear up any confusion,

-Rob Ryan

Andrew Consortium

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I just built the 5.1 ATK distribution.  Messages now flashes "Messages 8.5"
in the caption widget and the "To see the captions for messages..." message
in the body region whenever I check for new mail, leaving the latter
in place afterward.  This is getting old very quickly.
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I tried to use 'toez' to convert some troff paragraphs to ATK format, but the
result looked not correct. I always got two copies of those input paragraphs.

Here are the source paragraphs I used in my test:

	The AME (Activity Model Environment) is a prototype object oriented
	tool that has been developed to to explore modes of organisations
	based on a framework for describing oranisational communication. 
	This framework consists of eight components 
	(see Figure ``Overview of AME components"):
	.IP 1.
	Activities

The output I got was like this:

	\begindata{text, 1073841920}
	\textdsversion{12}	
	\template{roff}
	T.if !0 .nr LT 2592u \majorheading{--        --

	}








	he AME (Activity Model Environment) is a prototype object oriented tool
	that has been developed to to explore modes of organisations based on a
	framework for describing oranisational communication. This framework
	consists of eight  components (see Figure ``Overview of AME components"):



	1.	

	Activities 


	The AME (Activity Model Environment) is a prototype object oriented tool
	that  has been developed to to explore modes of organisations based on a
	framework  for describing oranisational communication. This framework
	consists of eight  components (see Figure ``Overview of AME components"):


	1.	

	Activities 


	\majorheading{        

	}
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Did I do something wrong? Or there are some preconditions to use 'toez'.

By the way, the command I used was:

	toez -troff -ms -o outfile inputfile

Thanks

M. Zheng
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I'm currently trying to implement a multimedia editor, so I'd
like to be able to use Andrew, which would make the task much more
simple (if not trivial;-)). However, this editor should be able to
handle access of more than one user to one document in parallel, providing
some sort of locking mechanism. So each user trying to modify parts of
the document should first acquire a lock on the part of the document he
wants to modify, and when the lock is granted, he's allowed to modify
the document just if he'd be the only guy editing the document.

Now.. taking some look at Andrew code, I found that something like this
was more or less ignored in Andrews design, am I wrong? Could someone
with some experience in Andrew programming comment on whether this task
is bound to fail (meaning I'll do the stuff on top of Xlib, shudder...),
or whether there's some source somewhere that shows a technique similar
to what I need? 

Your help would be very much appreciated!

-Markus


-- 
Markus M. Wild    -  wild@nessie.cs.id.ethz.ch  |  wild@amiga.physik.unizh.ch 
Vital papers will demonstrate their vitality by spontaneously moving
from where you left them to where you can't find them.
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I think this is what you are referring to?  The new \italic{Read Mail} 
behavior?


Gary Keim

Andrew Consortium

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\smaller{From: nsb@THUMPER.BELLCORE.COM (Nathaniel Borenstein)}\smaller{

Newsgroups: comp.soft-sys.andrew}\smaller{

Subject: Re: Messages 8.5}\smaller{

Date: 17 Jun 92 19:06:43 GMT}\smaller{

}
Yes, this was me fixing what I had thought of for a long time as a bug,

but you aren't the only person to complain at the loss of what you saw

as a feature.


If you look in atkams/messages/lib/messaux.c, on line 188 (more or

less), you'll find the following:


    void BSM_ReadMailPlease(self)

    struct messages *self;

    \{

    /*    folders_ReadMail(GetFolders(self), TRUE); */

        folders_UpdateMsgs(GetFolders(self), TRUE, NULL, TRUE);

    \}


The commented out line is the old behavior.  You can just change it back

if you like.  I imagine in future versions someone should make this an

option -- I personally much prefer the new behavior, since the old

behavior only showed you the folder named "mail" and no other mail

folder that might have new mail...


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\excerptedcaption{Excerpts from misc: 1-Jul-92 Question on using toez Dr. M 
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\quotation{I tried to use 'toez' to convert some troff paragraphs to ATK 
format, but the

}\quotation{result looked not correct.}


I think you want to use \bold{\typewriter{rofftext}}.  


% help rofftext


Gary Keim

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\excerptedcaption{Excerpts from misc: 2-Jul-92 Having atk support multi-us.. 
Markus Wild@ucbvax.Berke (1187)}


\quotation{this editor should be able to handle access of more than one user 
to

one document in parallel, providing some sort of locking mechanism.

So each user trying to modify parts of the document should first

acquire a lock on the part of the document he wants to modify, and

when the lock is granted, he's allowed to modify the document just if

he'd be the only guy editing the document.

}
EZ \bold{almost} provides everything you need.  The locking would have to be 
implemented.  You can get this system without the locking by typing ^U^X2 in 
your EZ window.  You'll be prompted for the name of a display on which to 
bring up the new window.  This assumes that the remote display has granted you 
access via xhost.


I once wrote an ATK program called \bold{\typewriter{sharz}} that allowed 
multiple user to edit the same document.  It implemented locking based on who 
owned the document and who had control of the document.  Control was gained by 
clicking in the document.  The screen was split between two major components, 
the document view and a talk view.  The talk view was evenly split views of 
arbitrary text typed by the users.  Each talk subview was titled with the 
userid and hostname where that user sat. The "owner" of the base document 
could, at any time, grab control of the document from any other editor by 
clicking in the document view.


To implement finegrain locking would be fairly easy and would be done in a 
subclass of textview.  You would decide whether or not to grant access to a 
particular text element by using markers, which represent regions of text 
which are contiuously updated when editing operations occur.  You'd basically 
have to get into text/textview and massage it.  I like Michael Kedem's idea of 
using a subclass of the note inset to show locked regions ( from his Andrew 
Consortium Conference Paper, \bold{Design of an ATK Joint Editing Inset} ).


I can give you my code if you'd like to see what I did... maybe build on it.


Gary Keim

Andrew Consortium

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From: yuma!hoss.agsci.colostate.edu!wsnell@purdue.edu
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	I grabbed the Andrew binaries for the RS/6000 from 
emsworth.andrew.cmu.edu and am attempting to get everything
running.  So far, everything but spell checking seems to work.  
	Ispell3.0.09 obtained from the same site, is installed.
Ispell runs from the command line, but I get the 
"Could not start ispell..."  message when checking spelling with ez.  

What is going on?  What do I need to fix it?

Thanks,

Warren Snelling
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Warren, 

From the FAQ: 

Q18.  Why can't ez find ispell when I know it's installed?
 
    Ispell must be on your path in order for ez to find it.  Ispell
    Version 3 does not work with our currently released spell
    interface.

For example, if ispell is located in /usr/local/bin, you must add that to
your path so ez can find it.  If this doesn't solve the problem, feel
free to contact me directly. 

Susan Straub
Andrew Consortium
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In order to evaluate ATK I wrote a simple application using
ADEW then converted it to a standalone application. It consists
of two charts, a click list, and four bar graphs. 

I'm nearing completion and it looks pretty sharp. The user creates
a vector which is displayed in one of the charts with a line plot
(I had to hack chart to make it auto scale). This vector is created
by specifying the relative amounts of various minerals from a set
of "end members" which are selected from a larger library using
the click list. The user decides on these relative amounts by editing
a second histogram chart which displays the endmember amounts. Finally,
this vector is passed through a neural net and the bar graphs show
the output of the neural net output nodes.

One thing I like is the ability to include my application in a 
document and run it. I have a few remaining questions... I cannot
get a print out of the application. Code is generated only for the
charts (and then only one is printed). I would like to see the
bargraphs in my printout. Upon further investigation I could find
no method for printing value views. Am I SOL? There also appears
to be a chart bug which causes the line graph to get printed in the
wrong location. 

Any help appreciated.
-Mathew
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\excerptedcaption{Excerpts from internet.other.info-andrew: 1-Jul-92 Question 
on using toez Dr. M Zheng@uunet.uu.net (1622)}


\quotation{I tried to use 'toez' to convert some troff paragraphs to ATK 
format, but the result looked not correct. I always got two copies of those 
input paragraphs.

}
Thanks for asking;  I've been getting double copies from toez for several 
years and never got around to finding out why.  Here is a patch to fix it.


Fred Hansen



(shaler)% \bold{diff -c toeza.c.BAK toeza.c}

*** toeza.c.BAK	Sun Jul  5 20:59:02 1992

--- toeza.c	Sun Jul  5 21:13:08 1992

***************

*** 276,282 ****

  	if (r == NULL) return;

  

  	r->inputfiles = (char **)malloc(2 * sizeof(char *));

! 	r->inputfiles[0] = self->inputfile;

  	r->inputfiles[1] = NULL;

  	r->filename = self->inputfile;

  

--- 276,282 ----

  	if (r == NULL) return;

  

  	r->inputfiles = (char **)malloc(2 * sizeof(char *));

! 	r->inputfiles[0] = NULL;

  	r->inputfiles[1] = NULL;

  	r->filename = self->inputfile;

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Has anyone got round to writing a Flames Builder application?  We are thinking 
of introducing \italic{messages} as the standard mail reader (for those 
requiring GUI's) however it is a little hard to explain the format.  It is 
especially difficult as \italic{messages} is mouse oriented otherwise.


Thanks in advance.


Andy.

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Systems Architecture Research Centre,	Tel: +44 71 477 8000 x8551

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\excerptedcaption{Excerpts from mail: 1-Jul-92 Re: Possible projects for A.. 
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\quotation{\excerptedcaption{Excerpts from misc: 30-Jun-92 Re: Possible 
projects for A.. Anthony A. Datri@ucbvax. (420)}

}
\quotation{\quotation{The potential for this is somewhat limited.  The only 
reliable locking you

}}\quotation{\quotation{get in Unix-land is with flock, which is limited to 
processes running on the

}}\quotation{\quotation{same machine.}

}
\quotation{True, but you can implement the locking at a different a different 
level than the UNIX file.  It can be done in the user interface via a central 
database server.

}
\quotation{Gary Keim

}\quotation{Andrew Consortium

}

Additionally, "flock" can (and is) implemented in a distributed fashion across 
AFS, making concurrent editing with file locking not only a future 
possibility, but a current reality.  The infamous "doindex" program, for 
example, uses flock to assure exclusive editing access to a globally 
accessible index file, then removes its advisory lock so that other remote 
clients may gain editing access.


-Bob

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Hi, everybody.

I have a question as a new ez user. Sorry if it's obvious, in the FAQ,
or in the docs somewhere, but I didn't see the answer there.

I want to insert a special "bullet" character. In troff one uses \(bu
and in FrameMaker Meta . inserts the bullet. There must be an
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Is anyone using ATK with Open Windows 3.0 on a color display?


-Rob Ryan

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printing my object Mathew Yeates@elroy.jpl. (1268)}


\quotation{There also appears

}\quotation{to be a chart bug which causes the line graph to get printed in 
the

}\quotation{wrong location. }


I'll look into this chart problem.  I have seen it happen... the lines never 
appear.  


With respect to printing, maybe you could be satisfied with a window dump?  I 
know this is lame, but it would be the fastest, and by far easiest, solution. 
 You could generate a shell script, or an ATK package bound to a keystroke, 
that just ran xwd and piped the output to a printer.


We once had a student work on a default print method that would map ATK 
\italic{graphic layer} operations to Postscript -- the view would just 
FullUpdate onto a \italic{printing layer}.  I don't know the status of that 
work.


Gary Keim

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>Additionally, "flock" can (and is) implemented in a distributed fashion
>across AFS, making concurrent editing with file locking not only a
        ^^^

Which doesn't do the rest of us much good.

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\quotation{I want to insert a special "bullet" character. In troff one uses 
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You can use troff codes in your EZ document but you have to surround the code 
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> >Additionally, "flock" can (and is) implemented in a distributed fashion
> >across AFS, making concurrent editing with file locking not only a
>         ^^^

> Which doesn't do the rest of us much good.


I guess the point I had was that UNIX locking mechanisms are not
necessarily limited to processes running on the same machine, as was
suggested in another posting.  AFS distributes shared and exclusive
locks within its global file space using flock, while NFS-mounted
systems achieve the same functionality using lockf.  Regardless of what
underlying network file system is used, remote advisory locking with
UNIX system calls should permit concurrent editing on shared files. 

-Bob
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Cc: nbt@saintjoe.EDU}


I am very interested in installing the newest release of Andrew on the

system I am currently working on.  I do not have Internet access so I

would be unable to directly retrieve the files I would need to install

Andrew.


I am working on an Hewlett Packard 9000 Series machine (an 817S to be

precise)  with a 1.3GB DAT storage device.  I was hoping to find someone

who has Andrew installed on a 9000 Series machine and see if there could

be some way to arrange for Andrew to be shipped to me on a DAT tape.  I

would gladly cover any costs incurred and would much appreciate the help

of a kind soul :-) 


I can be reached at markd@saintjoe.edu or by telephone at (800) 426 9314.


**********************

      :-)            

  Mark Davisson      

  markd@saintjoe.edu 

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Sun 4/75, SunOS 4.1.1, ATK 5.1

When using help (ie., rofftext) to read man pages, I run into problems
any time \c is used.  For example, in Sun's csh man page can be found

  are omitted, all aliases are displayed.
  .HP
  .B bg
  .RB [ %\c
  .IR 
  job "] .\|.\|."
  .br
  .IX   "C shell commands"  "bg"  ""  "\fLbg\fR \(em job to background"
  .IX "bg command" "" "\fLbg\fR command"
  Run the current or specified jobs in the background.

What I get in help, though, is

  def are omitted, all aliases are displayed. 

  bg [$1%*(]F" "" "" "" "" "" 
  job "] ..." 
  Run the current or specified jobs in the background. 


If I remove the \c everything is okay, except that a space gets inserted
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gk5g+@ANDREW.CMU.EDU (Gary Keim) writes:


>With respect to printing, maybe you could be satisfied with a window
>dump?  I know this is lame, but it would be the fastest, and by far
>easiest, solution.  You could generate a shell script, or an ATK package
>bound to a keystroke, that just ran xwd and piped the output to a
>printer.

>Gary Keim
>Andrew Consortium

When I try either xwd or snapshot I get the error
X Error of failed request:  BadDrawable (invalid Pixmap or Window parameter)
  Major opcode of failed request:  73 (X_GetImage)
  Resource id in failed request:  0x14000fa 
  Serial number of failed request:  279 
  Current serial number in output stream:  279

Our local X Guru says he thinks this might have something to do with
incompatible libraries but this does not make sense to me. Any ideas?

This is on a Sun with Andrew built with the Openwindow libraries.

-Mathew
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rr2b+@ANDREW.CMU.EDU (Robert Andrew Ryan) writes:

>Is anyone using ATK with Open Windows 3.0 on a color display?

>-Rob Ryan
>Andrew Toolkit Consortium

Here.

-Mathew
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Excerpts from internet.other.info-andrew: 6-Jul-92 Re: OW 3.0 and ATK?
Mathew Yeates@ucbvax.Ber (169)

> rr2b+@ANDREW.CMU.EDU (Robert Andrew Ryan) writes:

> >Is anyone using ATK with Open Windows 3.0 on a color display?

> >-Rob Ryan
> >Andrew Toolkit Consortium

> Here.

> -Mathew

Thanks,  we had a report that it wasn't working.  Apparently it was
version 5.0 that was not functioning and 5.1 does work.

Thanks again,
-Rob Ryan
Andrew Consortium
p.s. if you could double check to see if pushbuttons show up alright and
report the results to me I'd appreciate it.

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Gary:  DOnt forget about the character composition feature which will
insert a bullet into a formatted EZ doc with the simple keystrokes:

^Xxbu

-wdc


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In article <8eKB=70Gf03SIzXaoQ@athena.mit.edu> wdc@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Bill Cattey) writes:

> Gary:  DOnt forget about the character composition feature which will
> insert a bullet into a formatted EZ doc with the simple keystrokes:
> 
> ^Xxbu

Or ^Xvbu

Thanks, Bill. That's what I was looking for.

--Doug
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>My info-andrew feed seems to have dried up so I'm copying some of the
>followup from a trn session...

Graham,

Following up from my message this morning - it looks as if some of the 
problems have been at your end! 

I have you on the distribution list as graham@uk.co.stc.tcom and there
have been quite a few bounces as the backlog clears as below which I
think is down to you.

Cheers,

Andrew

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Thanks for the clarification!  Yes, I think I start to get what you're after.

I went back to your initial post and noticed something that is also
helping you to get into trouble.  In your sample ``wpadd'' entries, you
have things like:

Excerpts from internet.other.info-andrew: 25-Jun-92 Setting up a
non-AMDS White.. Graham Bardsley@tcom.stc (1626+1)

> $ID G.Bardsley
> $WN G.Bardsley
> $PW *
> $NPA 1
> $Fwd G.Bardsley@lon4021.tcom.stc-plc.gold-400.gb
> $OP 730 3799
> $$

This entry doesn't have a $N entry; rather it has a $WN entry, which is
intended for additional full names.  For example, a user might be known
as ``Liz Jones'' but have a full name of ``Elisabeth Welty Jones''.  WP
would capture that by having the visible name as the $N entry, and any
additional names in a $WN (Whole Name) entry:

	$N Liz Jones
	$WN Elisabeth Welty Jones

If Ms. Jones also had some other well-known nickname (let's say
``Sippy''), that too could be captured as another alternate name
(``Sippy Jones'') in $WN:

	$N Liz Jones
	$WN Elisabeth Welty Jones;Sippy Jones

There are probably oddball cases in the code that are triggered by not
having any $N field for a wpadd entry, particularly if there's a $WN
field.  If you used $N rather than $WN, you might have even gotten some
of the semantics that you wanted--lots of somewhat-conflicting local
accounts.  The problem with the current AMS WP support is that AMS won't
read the $Fwd field to make the different, somewhat-conflicting account
entries actually useful.  That is, at best you'll get the conflict
screen that you were apparently looking for, but selecting one of the
entries on the screen won't cause mail to be sent to that entry's $Fwd
field content.

Sorry!  Hope that you can find something useful there anyway.

		Craig

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The Andrew Consortium of Carnegie Mellon University's School of Computer
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Our AFS servers are going down from 6:00 PM tonight to 10:00 AM tomorrow. 
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will be inaccessible.  


Our apologies for the inconvenience.  


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attr:[FontFace Italic Int Set]}
\define{bigger
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attr:[FontSize PreviousFontSize Point 2]}
\define{indent
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attr:[LeftMargin LeftMargin Inch 32768]
attr:[RightMargin RightMargin Inch 32768]}
\define{typewriter
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attr:[FontFace FixedFace Int Set]
attr:[FontFamily AndyType Int 0]}
\define{underline
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attr:[Flags Underline Int Set]}
\define{display
menu:[Region~4,Display~14]
attr:[LeftMargin LeftMargin Inch 32768]
attr:[RightMargin RightMargin Inch 32768]
attr:[Justification LeftJustified Point 0]}
\define{example
menu:[Region~4,Example~12]
attr:[LeftMargin LeftMargin Inch 32768]
attr:[Justification LeftJustified Point 0]
attr:[FontFace FixedFace Int Set]
attr:[FontFamily AndyType Int 0]}
\define{itemize
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attr:[LeftMargin LeftMargin Inch 32768]}
\define{description
menu:[Region~4,Description~11]
attr:[LeftMargin LeftMargin Inch 32768]
attr:[Indent LeftMargin Inch -32768]}
\define{enumerate
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attr:[LeftMargin LeftMargin Inch 32768]}
\define{programexample
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attr:[Justification LeftJustified Point 0]
attr:[FontFace FixedFace Int Set]
attr:[FontFamily AndyType Int 0]}
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attr:[RightMargin RightMargin Inch 32768]
attr:[FontFace Italic Int Set]}
\define{excerptedcaption

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attr:[RightMargin RightMargin Inch 32768]
attr:[FontFace Bold Int Set]
attr:[FontFace Italic Int Set]}
\define{subscript
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attr:[FontSize PreviousFontSize Point -2]}
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attr:[Justification LeftJustified Point 0]
attr:[FontFace Bold Int Set]}
\define{majorheading
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attr:[Justification Centered Point 0]
attr:[FontSize PreviousFontSize Point 4]}
\define{formatnote
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attr:[Flags PassThru Int Set]}
\define{literal
menu:[Region~4,Literal~62]
attr:[Flags PassThru Int Set]}
\define{subheading
menu:[Title~3,Subheading~12]
attr:[Justification LeftJustified Point 0]
attr:[FontFace Bold Int Set]}
\define{center
menu:[Justify~2,Center~10]
attr:[Justification Centered Point 0]}
\define{flushleft
menu:[Justify~2,FlushLeft~20]
attr:[Justification LeftJustified Point 0]}
\define{flushright
menu:[Justify~2,FlushRight~21]
attr:[Justification RightJustified Point 0]}
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attr:[LeftMargin LeftMargin Inch 32768]}
\define{black
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attr:['color' 'Black']}
\define{red
menu:[Color,Red]
attr:['color' 'Red']}
\define{green
menu:[Color,Green]
attr:['color' 'Green']}
\define{blue
menu:[Color,Blue]
attr:['color' 'Blue']}
\define{magenta
menu:[Color,Magenta]
attr:['color' 'Magenta']}
\define{cyan
menu:[Color,Cyan]
attr:['color' 'Cyan']}
\define{yellow
menu:[Color,Yellow]
attr:['color' 'Yellow']}
\define{firstinmin12
}
\define{leftindent36
}
\define{rightindent12
}
Hi,


 I have a related question. I'am trying to convert MS-Word (Mac) files to ATK. 
What I'am trying now is:

		Word -> rtf -> atk


rtf2 found in contrib/mit doesn't work at all. On all the files I tried it got 
stuck in a loop. (I'am not really sure about that, but when the generated file 
was about 14 MB I conclude that something went wrong.)

What does work is the ness program fileconvert.n, but some off the 
translations seem wrong. 


When I tried to display a bullet (with compchar) , I got the same wrong 
character that fileconvert.n produces on the rtf code \\bullet. So maybe I 
have an other problem.


These translations seem wrong:


RTF		to ATK	How it looks	Raw ATK	

=======================================

\\bullet		\symbola{7}		a bold 7	symbola\{7\}

\\'91		\firstinmin12{\leftindent36{\rightindent12{\rightindent12{\^{}}}}}	
	\\221		\\^\{^Q\}

\\'..		..		..		..

\\-		\formatnote{\\%}		\\%		\\formatnote\{\\\\%\}



I hope someone knows what my problem can be.


Thanks Harco.



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Is there any documentation on what is exactly supposed to happen in the
code that resides in overhead/class/machdep or  the documentation
consist of "Read the code that is there and figure it out"?

Thanks.


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>Is there any documentation on what is exactly supposed to happen in the
>code that resides in overhead/class/machdep or  the documentation
>consist of "Read the code that is there and figure it out"?

The documentation is, as far as I know, "read the code that is there and
figure it out" (that's what I did for the SunOS 4.1[.x] version), but an
extra bit of documentation follows, if you are (as I suspect) doing an
SVR4 port:

	start with the SunOS 4.1[.x] code, which uses "dlopen()" - the
	main reason I did the "dlopen()" version was to make sure nobody
	started doing anything silly like trying to write their own
	run-time loader for SVR4;

	the only part of the SVR4 version that should be
	machine-dependent are the assembler-language stubs in
	"entry.spp"; if the processor you're using is one of the ones
	for which support already exists, in some form, start with it,
	and possibly use the SunOS 4.1[.x] versions as a guide to what
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	necessary (support exists for the 386, MIPS, SPARC, 68K, HP-PA,
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	too; the MIPS support - or, rather, SPIM support :-) - was in
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	"dec_mips" directories).

(Now you know why I think it'd be nice to move to some scheme that
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whatever it's called; it'd be lovely if there could just be an
"svr4_everybody" directory in the run-time loader support, and probably
an "osf1_everybody" directory as well, hopefully making that part of the
port to a new platform a no-brainer.)

You'll probably also have to whack on the pseudo-tty stuff, and some
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Has anyone ported ATK to RiscOS 5.0? If so, I'd like a copy of your
configuration files to look at. 

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The Andrew help system is an excellent way to present help information.
However, it seems to be necessary to have the lib and dlib directories
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to be necessary to install this program. If "help" is the only program
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My question: Is there a way to install only help and not the complete
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<nl>
Hi,<nl>
<nl>
I'm new to the Andrew ToolKit, but so far I'm impressed :-) (BTW, anyone writt=
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<nl>
I've got the binary release at the moment, and have got everything working exc=
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<nl>
Using <bold>ezprint</bold> in its default form produces the following error on=
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<nl>
/dir> ezprint .login<nl>
Starting ezprint (Version 7.0, ATK 5.1); please wait...<nl>
No /dev/cat: try -t or -a.<nl>
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probably did not complete due - returned the<nl>
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<nl>
True enough, doing a "troff filename" does cause the above <italic>No /dev/cat=
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 really cool, but I assume you'd need true<nl>
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<nl>
Also, <bold>preview</bold> doesn't work as well, but I think it's due to the a=
bove error.<nl>
<nl>
Hope someone can help, this looks like an excellent package.<nl>
<nl>
Cheers<nl>
<nl>
Jason Haar, Network Consultant.<nl>
<nl>
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Cc: Kim Dimick <lupine!dimick@uunet.UU.NET>,
        Kris Olander <lupine!kriso@uunet.UU.NET>

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There appears to be an option for setting width and the height resources

of the caption section in Messages.


From \italic{help/prefs.help}

..

\typewriter{\smaller{folders.height:100

folders.width:550

\bold{captions.height:200}

\bold{captions.width:500}

bodies.height:400

bodies.width:600

}}...


Now, how about foreground color and background color?  

It doesn't sound like it would be too difficult to make the necessary

changes.  Can some one point me to the appropriate files?


-Kris Olander

 NCD Field SE, N. Cal. District

 support@ncd.com -and/or- kriso@ncd.com

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- ANNOUNCEMENT AND INVITATION TO AN INDUSTRY WORKSHOP -

INDUSTRY WORKSHOP on Interchange and Application Interoperability

OSF is undertaking a project to provide a standard architecture and
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    -- Transparent Conversion -- to allow filters to transparently
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To: info-andrew@andrew.cmu.edu, dunkel@carbon.chem.utah.edu
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At MIT, we have replicated system packs which contain most of the UNIX
programs users will want.  I have subsetted andrew to (for example, on
the Vax BSD platform) 3.5 Meg which contains the help system, and enough
of EZ to perform all formatted text operations, and basic insets like
raster and EQ.

Here is a shell archive that contains our cp_release script, and the
lists of files it uses.  You will need to review the files specified and
the procedure used to make /usr/andrew to make sure it is right for you.
 We have a few default pieces that you may not have elected to build
such as the eos stuff.

So use this as a beginning, and have fun subsetting andrew into under 5 meg!

-wdc

---- Enclosure ----
#! /bin/sh
# This is a shell archive.  Remove anything before this line, then unpack
# it by saving it into a file and typing "sh file".  To overwrite existing
# files, type "sh file -c".  You can also feed this as standard input via
# unshar, or by typing "sh <file", e.g..  If this archive is complete, you
# will see the following message at the end:
#		"End of shell archive."
# Contents:  cp_release release.dlib release.helps
# Wrapped by wdc@lakota on Fri Jul 10 14:41:30 1992
PATH=/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/ucb ; export PATH
if test -f 'cp_release' -a "${1}" != "-c" ; then 
  echo shar: Will not clobber existing file \"'cp_release'\"
else
echo shar: Extracting \"'cp_release'\" \(1926 characters\)
sed "s/^X//" >'cp_release' <<'END_OF_FILE'
X#!/bin/csh -x
X
Xsetenv HT $hosttype
Xsetenv FRMDIR `pwd`/../../${HT}/etc
Xsetenv SRCDIR `pwd`/
X
Xif ($#argv == 0) then
X	echo cp_release: You must specify a destination directory.
X	exit (-1)
Xendif
X
Xsetenv DESTDIR $1
X
Xecho First the fonts
X
Xcd $SRCDIR
X
Xtar cf - X11fonts | csh -c "(cd ${DESTDIR}; tar xpBfv -)"
X
Xcd $SRCDIR/bin
Xmkdir $DESTDIR/bin
X
Xecho now the bin contents
X
Xtar cf - runapp convertraster ez2ascii ez2ps ezpostprocess datapros
ahelp ezcomp indexpro ezv | csh -c "(cd ${DESTDIR}/bin; tar xpBfv -)"
X
Xcd $DESTDIR/bin
X
Xforeach foo (bush eos grade ez help table eq raster datacat ezprint
preview ezviewer)
X    ln -s runapp $foo
Xend
X
Xecho making directories
X
Xcd ..
Xmkdir lib
Xmkdir etc
Xmkdir help
Xmkdir dlib
Xcd dlib
Xmkdir atk
X
Xecho installing dlib
X
Xcd $SRCDIR/dlib/atk
Xforeach foo (`cat $FRMDIR/release.dlib`)
X    echo $foo
X    cp -p $foo $DESTDIR/dlib/atk/$foo
Xend
X
X# Special case install dpstextv.do on decmips and rsaix platforms only.
X
Xif (($HT == 'decmips') || ($HT == 'rsaix')) then
X    echo "Lucky You!  Postscript display from dpstextv.do"
X    cp -p dpstextv.do $DESTDIR/dlib/atk/dpstextv.do
Xendif
X
Xecho indexing dlib
Xcd $DESTDIR/dlib/atk
X$SRCDIR/bin/doindex *.do
X
Xcd $SRCDIR/lib
X
Xecho installing lib
X
Xset olibs=
Xif ($HT == 'rsaix' ) set olibs=libclass.a
Xtar cfh - tmac tpls xicons compchar  $olibs | csh -c "(cd
${DESTDIR}/lib; tar xpBfv -)"
X
Xcd $DESTDIR/lib
Xln -s tpls templates
X
X# this is the common lib
Xcd $SRCDIR/../lib
X
X# As of 1 April 1992, the following files are overwritten
X# by a make install in mit_rel:
X# athena.atkinit
X# AndrewSetup
X
Xforeach foo (athena.eosinit athena.ezinit atkvers.num \
X  files.init global.ezinit global.prf gnu.init specials.init)
X    echo $foo
X    cp -p $foo $DESTDIR/lib/$foo
Xend
X
Xecho installing etc
X
Xcd $SRCDIR/etc
Xcp -p mkindex   $DESTDIR/etc
X
Xecho installing help
X
Xcd $SRCDIR/help
Xforeach foo (`cat $FRMDIR/release.helps`)
X    echo $foo
X    cp -p $foo $DESTDIR/help/$foo
Xend
X
END_OF_FILE
if test 1926 -ne `wc -c <'cp_release'`; then
    echo shar: \"'cp_release'\" unpacked with wrong size!
fi
chmod +x 'cp_release'
# end of 'cp_release'
fi
if test -f 'release.dlib' -a "${1}" != "-c" ; then 
  echo shar: Will not clobber existing file \"'release.dlib'\"
else
echo shar: Extracting \"'release.dlib'\" \(1124 characters\)
sed "s/^X//" >'release.dlib' <<'END_OF_FILE'
Xapt.do
Xapts.do
Xaptv.do
Xbe1be2.do
Xblank.do
Xbp.do
Xbpv.do
Xbush.do
Xbushapp.do
Xbushv.do
Xcheckv.do
Xclock.do
Xclockv.do
Xcltextv.do
Xcompat.do
Xcompchar.do
Xcontent.do
Xcontentv.do
Xctext.do
Xctextv.do
Xdataprosa.do
Xdeskey.do
Xdired.do
Xdiredv.do
Xeframe.do
Xeos.do
Xeosapp.do
Xeosbutt.do
Xeosfx.do
Xeq.do
Xeqv.do
Xezdiff.do
Xezprinta.do
Xezviewa.do
Xezviewer.do
Xfnote.do
Xfnotev.do
Xglist.do
Xgradeapp.do
Xgsearch.do
Xhash.do
Xheader.do
Xheadrtv.do
Xheximage.do
Xhelp.do
Xhelpa.do
Xhelpdb.do
Xicon.do
Xiconview.do
Xisearch.do
Xlink.do
Xlinkv.do
Xlist.do
Xlookz.do
Xlookzv.do
Xlprruler.do
Xlprrulv.do
Xmetax.do
Xnewbttnv.do
Xnote.do
Xnoteview.do
Xoldrf.do
Xonoffv.do
Xpaint.do
Xpanel.do
Xpapers.do
Xpcompch.do
Xpickup.do
Xpixelimg.do
Xplusspc.do
Xpopts.do
Xpreview.do
Xpreviewa.do
Xprint.do
Xps.do
Xpshbttn.do
Xpshbttnv.do
Xpsview.do
Xraster.do
Xrasterio.do
Xrasterv.do
Xrastimg.do
Xrofftext.do
Xspell.do
Xspread.do
Xstrinput.do
Xstrtbl.do
Xstrtblv.do
Xsuite.do
Xsuiteev.do
Xtable.do
Xtabrulv.do
Xtextref.do
Xtextrefv.do
Xtexttag.do
Xtexttagv.do
Xtimeoday.do
Xtimeodayv.do
Xtindex.do
Xtree.do
Xtreev.do
Xturnin.do
Xtxttroff.do
Xupdateq.do
Xvalue.do
Xvaluev.do
Xvector.do
Xvutils.do
Xwritestmp.do
Xwritestmpv.do
Xxbm.do
Xxwdio.do
END_OF_FILE
if test 1124 -ne `wc -c <'release.dlib'`; then
    echo shar: \"'release.dlib'\" unpacked with wrong size!
fi
# end of 'release.dlib'
fi
if test -f 'release.helps' -a "${1}" != "-c" ; then 
  echo shar: Will not clobber existing file \"'release.helps'\"
else
echo shar: Extracting \"'release.helps'\" \(730 characters\)
sed "s/^X//" >'release.helps' <<'END_OF_FILE'
Xbuffer.help
Xbush.help
Xclock.help
Xcmenu.help
Xcolor.help
Xcontent.help
Xconvras.help
Xcpchar.help
Xcrossrf.help
Xctext.help
Xcustomizing.ovr
Xcutbuf.help
Xdatacat.help
Xdatapros.help
Xeq.help
Xeos.help
Xez.help
Xez2ascii.help
Xez2ps.help
Xezcomm.help
Xezdiff.help
Xezext.help
Xezkeys.help
Xezprint.help
Xezstyle.help
Xezsymbol.help
Xeztroff.help
Xezviewer.help
Xfnote.help
Xgeomtry.help
Xgrade.help
Xgsearch.help
Xheadertxt.help
Xhelp.help
Xhelpkys.help
Xinitfls.help
Xinsets.help
Xlookz.help
Xmenubar.help
Xmenus.help
Xmetax.help
Xprefs.help
Xprefs.tutr
Xpreview.help
Xprinting.ovr
Xpsinset.help
Xqryrplc.help
Xraster.help
Xscroll.help
Xsearch.help
Xselect.help
Xslide.help
Xspell.help
Xtable.help
Xtext.help
Xtimeday.help
Xtindex.help
Xtmplts.help
Xtour.help
Xwriting.ovr
Xwrtstmp.help
END_OF_FILE
if test 730 -ne `wc -c <'release.helps'`; then
    echo shar: \"'release.helps'\" unpacked with wrong size!
fi
# end of 'release.helps'
fi
echo shar: End of shell archive.
exit 0

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-- 

I need better fonts for symbols cursors, etc. All I have now
are alpha character and some numeric.  These make a poor 
substitute for circles, squares and shades of grey. What
am I doing wrong. Do I need to install new fonts somewhere.
I some path variable set up wrong?  Does anyone else have this 
problem? is it a FAQ?

Thanks in advance
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Subject: Almost there - trouble with fonts

I discovered your CDROM binaries and I think they are great!  I was able
to install the ATK software in no time at all.  However, I cannot get
the fonts to work correctly.  I installed ATK R5 on an AIX 3.2
workstation.  Looking in the /usr/andrew/X11fonts directory, I see all
the fonts a .pcf.  From previous installations, I remember these files
being .snf.  I borrowed some .snf files from Dartmouth's ATK R4 and I
just can't get X to recognize those fonts.  I added /usr/andrew/X11fonts
to my fontpath with the 'xset +fp' command.  Any idea what step I am
missing?  Thanks in advance.

   - Anthony

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Excerpts from mail: 13-Jul-92 Almost there - trouble with..
ave@vnet.ibm.com (796)

> I discovered your CDROM binaries and I think they are great!  I was able
> to install the ATK software in no time at all.  However, I cannot get
> the fonts to work correctly.  I installed ATK R5 on an AIX 3.2
> workstation.  Looking in the /usr/andrew/X11fonts directory, I see all
> the fonts a .pcf.  From previous installations, I remember these files
> being .snf.  I borrowed some .snf files from Dartmouth's ATK R4 and I
> just can't get X to recognize those fonts.


The CDROM release assumes you're using the X11R5 font server, which
expects to see compiled fonts in the architecture-independent ".pcf"
form.  If you elect to use Standard Normal Form (.snf) compiled fonts
from earlier X11 releases, you'll need to copy over the .snf-compatible
versions of "/usr/andrew/X11fonts/[fonts.alias, fonts.dir]", as well.

-Bob
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Excerpts from internet.other.info-andrew: 9-Jul-92 caption resources in
Messages Kris Olander@uunet.UU.NE (522+0)

> From help/prefs.help
> ..
> folders.height:100
> folders.width:550
> captions.height:200
> captions.width:500
> bodies.height:400
> bodies.width:600
> ...

> Now, how about foreground color and background color?  
> It doesn't sound like it would be too difficult to make the necessary
> changes.  Can some one point me to the appropriate files?

You could try looking in:

andrew/atkams/messages/lib/{ams,captions}.c  (possibly others)

It looks like a reasonable strategy would be to have
ams_InstallInNewWindow take a foreground and background color.  Then
before creating the new window save the old default foreground and
background (graphic_GetDefaultColors), and then SetDefaultColors.  Then
after you create the new window reset the default colors.

-Rob Ryan
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attr:[FontFace Bold Int Set]}
\excerptedcaption{Excerpts from internet.other.info-andrew: 10-Jul-92 Printing 
problems with ATK 5.1 Jason Haar@cantua.canter (1267+0)}


\quotation{Hi,

}
\quotation{I'm new to the Andrew ToolKit, but so far I'm impressed :-) (BTW, 
anyone written a \bold{real} smily for \bold{MIME} ;-)

}
\quotation{I've got the binary release at the moment, and have got everything 
working except for printing. 

}
\quotation{Using \bold{ezprint} in its default form produces the following 
error on startup:

}
\quotation{/dir> ezprint .login

}\quotation{Starting ezprint (Version 7.0, ATK 5.1); please wait...

}\quotation{No /dev/cat: try -t or -a.

}\quotation{lpr: standard input: empty input file

}\quotation{Print request using the command:

}\quotation{        eqn -T$PRINTERTYPE /tmp/\\.login\\.1.n  | troff 
-T$PRINTERTYPE - | lpr -n

}\quotation{probably did not complete due - returned the

}\quotation{following error message:

}\quotation{        Error 0

}\quotation{Print request for .login apparently failed.

}
This sounds indicative of using the original troff intended for the CAT 
phototypesetter instead of ditroff.  (ditroff is from adobe, I believe there 
is a contact address in the faq)  Aside from paying Adobe money you have two 
choices to enable printing with ATK.


1.   psroff  (which converts the output from troff -t to postscript, and/or 
dvi?)

2.  groff a troff look alike from GNU folks.  (available in most of the usual 
places, requires g++, or gcc 2.0+)


I recently got groff up and running with ATK on an HP 9000/845 fairly 
smoothly.  The main problems were bugs in gcc 2.0+ code generation.  These 
were avoided by an HP PA RISC specific patch, and disabling optimization.


Hope this helps,

-Rob Ryan

Andrew Consortium

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\quotation{RTF		to ATK	How it looks	Raw ATK	

}\quotation{=======================================

}\quotation{\\bullet		\symbola{7}		a bold 7	symbola\{7\}

}\quotation{\\'91	
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}\quotation{\\-		\formatnote{\\%}		\\%		\\formatnote\{\\\\%\}

}

Does the above mean that the to ATK column displays a bold 7 for \\bullet? 
  If so this sounds like a template problem.  You might try explicitly adding 
the symbol template to the file.  ("Add Template" on the file menu).  (BTW the 
to ATK column for bullet looks like a bullect for me...)

I'm not sure about the other characters...  I'm not at all familiar with RTF.


-Rob Ryan

Andrew Consortium

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Excerpts from internet.other.info-andrew: 6-Jul-92 Flames. Andy
Whitcroft@cs.city.a (480+0)

> Has anyone got round to writing a Flames Builder application?  We are
> thinking of introducing messages as the standard mail reader (for those
> requiring GUI's) however it is a little hard to explain the format.  It
> is especially difficult as messages is mouse oriented otherwise.

No, at least I haven't heard of any unfortunately.

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Does anyone know of a utility or script (or anything!) that will allow
me to convert BibTex files to Scribe bib files and vice versa?  While
I'm at it, are there other bibliography programs I am not aware of that
people use out there?
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Hi.

It seems that including the above-named -me header and footer
positioning macros as a formatnote region has no effect when
attempting to print through groff to a postscript printer. Something in
the ezprint troff formater apparently is overriding the -me macros.
Can anyone supply a work-around?

Thanks,
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<nl>
Hi,<nl>
<nl>
As I'm new, I hope you'll forgive me if this is a FAQ - I'm sure it should be.=
<nl>
<nl>
Has anyone written something to convert  Sun mail folders/messages into AMS fo=
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es, and now want to change to <bold>messages</bold>,  but wants to take all he=
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Hi,


Here is an abstract of two answers to a similar question.


\quotation{\bold{Subject}: Re: Mail conversion from Xmh to Messages


There's a tool floating around to do this.  AMS-format folders are

something like the following, in a directory:

	a .MS_MsgDir file

	a bunch of files with names beginning with the '+' character

The names can be arbitrary other than the leading character.


The simplest way to create a folder from a directory (say, /blah) is like 
this:

	% mkdir ~/.MESSAGES/blah

	% touch ~/.MESSAGES/blah/.MS_MsgDir

	% cd /blah

	% foreach foo (*)

	? cp $foo ~/.MESSAGES/+$\{foo\}

	? end

	% cui

	CUI> reconstruct ~/.MESSAGES/blah

	CUI> rebuild


	CUI> quit

	%


Give it a shot.


		Craig


}
\quotation{\bold{Subject}: Re: Mail conversion from Xmh to Messages

\bold{Cc}: Craig_Everhart@transarc.com


Actually, Craig's solution can be simplified considerably:


That will work, but instead you can "simply" do this:


	% cui create blah ~/.MESSAGES\\; quit

	% cp Mail/blah/* ~/.MESSAGES/blah

	% cui reconstruct blah 1 \\; quit


Note that the files do NOT need to start with + -- the reconstruction

will rename them to take care of that.  Also, using the "create" command

not only saves a step at the beginning, it makes the "rebuild" step at

the end unnecessary.  -- Nathaniel


}
There is also an utility called eatmail that converts the /var/spool/mail 
format to individual messages.

	eatmail [-l logfile] [spoolfile] [mailboxfile]

	e.q. eatmail mbox ~/.MESSAGES/mail/oldmail

Make a copy of your mailfile, because eatmail really \bold{eats} your mail.


Good luck,


Harco.\
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Subject: Using psroff to print ATK
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I'm working on getting the system to print ATK files using
Chris Lewis' psroff since I don't have a ditroff. Has anybody
else out there done this? Any tips? Up to now I have gotten
some positive results, but I would like to know if using
psroff will limit me somehow.

Thanks.

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In the course of trying to get the system to print
ATK formatted files I have run into the following 
problem:

supreme 42 # ezprint -t ToDo > ezp.tmp
Starting ezprint (Version 7.0, ATK 5.1); please wait...
Malloc arena corruption discovered  at - fr
Abort (core dumped)

Ezprint works for text objects but ToDo is an org file.
I assume that ezprint tries to produce Postscript for
orgs and that this has something to do with why it dies
in this case.

Oh yeah, in case it's not obvious from the error message,
ATK is using the Andrew malloc.

Matthew Wyneken

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\quotation{supreme 42 # ezprint -t ToDo > ezp.tmp

}\quotation{Starting ezprint (Version 7.0, ATK 5.1); please wait...

}\quotation{Malloc arena corruption discovered  at - fr

}\quotation{Abort (core dumped)

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\quotation{Ezprint works for text objects but ToDo is an org file.

}\quotation{I assume that ezprint tries to produce Postscript for

}\quotation{orgs and that this has something to do with why it dies

}\quotation{in this case.}


This is a known bug in the org printing method.  I'll try to track it down.


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Please, inform us if you know a way to convert EZ format to LaTex.

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I've got 5.1 built on a Sun 4/75 running SunOS 4.1.1 with Sun's cc.  The
scrollbar colors in messages are still screwy -- they seem to be okay until
the scrollbars change, at which point the elevator turns completely yellow.
I'm not specifying yellow as the color for any part.

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How does preview decide what font to use and where does it get the fonts from?=
 I tried to use  preview in the latest release on a Sparcstation ELC running S=
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\excerptedcaption{Excerpts from internet.other.info-andrew: 17-Jul-92 Fonts 
used by preview? Jishnu Mukerji@usl.com (531+0)}


\quotation{How does preview decide what font to use and where does it get the 
fonts from? I tried to use  preview in the latest release on a Sparcstation 
ELC running SunOS4.1.1 using the Openwindows 2.0 X server, and got an almost 
unreadable font.}


Preview maps the printer fonts to standard X font families (times, helvetica, 
courier)   The best you can do probably is to use the Full Scale menu option. 
 Unfortunately preview output never looks very good.  The biggest problem 
being that the metrics used by troff for positioning the characters are of 
course based on the expected printer fonts, not the display fonts the X server 
provides.



\excerptedcaption{Excerpts from internet.other.info-andrew: 17-Jul-92 Fonts 
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\quotation{Oh, and it also complained about:

}
\quotation{	Incompatible version of scroll requested from scroll!

}
This certainly shouldn't happen, it usually indicates that part of the system 
(preview in this case) was compiled with header files which don't match the 
versions used to compile another part (in this case, scroll).  Is this 5.1? 
 Did you compile it from scratch? Use the binary distribution?


-Rob Ryan

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Scrollbar colors are still .. Anthony A. Datri@ames.ar (359)}


\quotation{I've got 5.1 built on a Sun 4/75 running SunOS 4.1.1 with Sun's cc. 
 The scrollbar colors in messages are still screwy -- they seem to be okay 
until the scrollbars change, at which point the elevator turns completely 
yellow.}


I can think of a couple possible causes for this.   First is that the X server 
is returning failure on ATK's attempt to allocate some color, and broken ATK 
code ends up substituting the pixel value for yellow.  Second is memory 
corruption.  Did you compile with the Andrew Malloc package?  (This could be a 
cause or a cure...)  The next release will have better error reporting when 
color allocation fails.  If you are interested in tracking down this bug, send 
me mail and I can give you some tips on what to look for and where.


Sorry I can't be more help,

-Rob Ryan

Andrew Consortium

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>broken ATK code ends up substituting the pixel value for yellow.  Second
>is memory corruption.  Did you compile with the Andrew Malloc package? 

allsys.h seems to turn it on by default, and I didn't turn it off.

Oddly enough, today it's black.  Messages exhibits the behavior, but not
sendmessage.

I've got a bunch of colormap cells allocated due to some indulgent interpolated
twm menus, but there are plenty free.
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From: sun-barr!cs.utexas.edu!zaphod.mps.ohio-state.edu!sdd.hp.com!nigel.msen.com!yale.edu!ira.uka.de!news.belwue.de!eratu.rz.uni-konstanz.de!nike.rz.uni-konstanz.de!root@ames.arc.nasa.gov  (Z. Horvat)
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I4m often running messages from my root account, which sometimes
needs to invoke metamail. To successfully run metamail from a
root account the command line switch "-r" is needed, which is not
passed by messages. The result is, that instead of a message a pushbutton
appears, indicating the content-type of the message.

Would some kind soul please enlighten me how to either make messages
passing the "-r" parameter or making metamail assume the "-r" switch
was set. I could not find anything in the documentation.

Thanks in advance,


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\excerptedcaption{Excerpts from misc: 20-Jul-92 Running Metamail as root Z. 
Horvat@ames.arc.nasa. (748)}


\quotation{I4m often running messages from my root account, which sometimes

}\quotation{needs to invoke metamail. To successfully run metamail from a

}\quotation{root account the command line switch "-r" is needed, which is not

}\quotation{passed by messages. The result is, that instead of a message a 
pushbutton

}\quotation{appears, indicating the content-type of the message.

}
\quotation{Would some kind soul please enlighten me how to either make 
messages

}\quotation{passing the "-r" parameter or making metamail assume the "-r" 
switch

}\quotation{was set. I could not find anything in the documentation.}


Can you recompile from the sources or are you using the binary distribtion? 
 If you're using the binaries from the CDROM release, you can fake a private 
version of metamail as a script and have it call the real metamail with the -r 
switch.


If you have access to the sources you could edit:


andrew/atkams/messages/lib/mailobj.c

andrew/ams/msclients/vui/vuipnl.c

andrew/ams/msclients/cui/cui.c


 ... and manually add the switch.  I don't know the consequences of doing this 
but I couldn't CC: this message to the info-metmail list for some reason.


Gary Keim

Andrew Consortium

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I'd like to get in on the fun but all I have are all these PC's
running SCO (Santa Cruz Operation) stuff.  I'd like to get andrew
going on a 486 running ODT V2.0.  What advice could anyone offer me?

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\quotation{I'd like to get in on the fun but all I have are all these PC's

}\quotation{running SCO (Santa Cruz Operation) stuff.  I'd like to get andrew

}\quotation{going on a 486 running ODT V2.0.  What advice could anyone offer 
me?

}
We provide "nominal" support for SCO UNIX.  That means that the code is 
suppose to work w/SCO, but we don't have a 386 box installed with ODT, so we 
haven't been able to confirm or deny that it does work.  This is on our ToDo 
list but I don't think that it's near the top.


Gary Keim

Andrew Consortium

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The standard 5.1 build seems to want to install ".snf" and maybe ".pcf"
fonts in "$ANDREWDIR/X11fonts", but wants to install X11/NeWS server
fonts in "$ANDREWDIR/Xnewsfonts".

Unfortunately, the standard 5.1 "xim.c" wants to add
"$ANDREWDIR/X11fonts", but not "$ANDREWDIR/Xnewsfonts", to the font
path.

This means that, by default, ATK applications don't get Andrew fonts
when fired up against an Open Windows server.

Is there any reason why the X11/NeWS server fonts shouldn't go into
"$ANDREWDIR/X11fonts" as well?  (That was how I fixed the problem here.)

Changing "xim.c" to add "$ANDREWDIR/Xnewsfonts" if built for OW would
make it less likely that the binaries would run against another
server, so I don't think *that's* the right solution.
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"tm" gives really odd tabs.  The reason appears to be that its style
template file doesn't set the "TabsCharacters" flag, which appears to
make tab stops every N positions, rather than a variable tab ruler - is
the New World Order of ATK tabs documented anywhere?

In any case, here's a patch to "contrib/tm/tm.tpl":

*** tm.tpl.dist	Thu Jan 23 12:18:47 1992
--- tm.tpl	Tue Jul 21 20:57:29 1992
***************
*** 12,17 ****
--- 12,18 ----
  attr:[Justification LeftJustified Point 0]
  attr:[LeftMargin LeftEdge Int 16]
  attr:[Indent LeftMargin Int -16]
+ attr:[Flags TabsCharacters Int Set]
  attr:[Flags ContinueIndent Int Set]
  attr:[FontFace FixedFace Int Set]
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When I built 5.1, the install didn't create a fonts.dir in X11fonts --
I had to copy in the 5.0 one manually.
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Well, there was a concern that running metamail as root  could lead to
unanticipated security problems via the mailcap file, but  so far I don't
really know of any way for that  to happen, and I'm thinking of 
getting rid of this feature in future versions anyway.  I see no real harm
in Gary's  suggestion.  -- NB
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There are apparently two standard underlying mailers, sendmail and UPAS.
 We are converting from sendmail to UPAS where I am and are replacing
sendmail with a wraparound to UPAS.

What I have discovered looking at our AMS code is that AMS does not call
sendmail directly but seems to have its own sendmail that calls on
primatives more deeply embedded.  Most of our mailers work fine with the
substitution described above.  AMS does not.  It gives an error when I
try to send mail.

Is there a version of AMS that uses UPAS?  Can AMS be converted to work
with UPAS?  Any thoughts?

                             Mark R. Leeper
                          leeper@mtgzy.att.com,
                             +1 908 957 5619
                         AT&T Bell Laboratories,
                       MT 3D-441, 200 Laurel Ave,
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I've always wondered whether there was any reason *to* install OW fonts
in a separate directory.  Keeping separate font directories means you
somehow need to make ATK recognize multiple font paths in order to run
in a mixed environment of MIT/MOTIF and OW users.  Its much simpler to
lump all fonts into a single directory, letting the respective font
extensions distinguish OW, BDF, and MIT/MOTIF fonts.  

But then the name "X11fonts" becomes a misnomer--oh well, better poorly
named than disfunctional.
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AMS indeed calls sendmail directly.  Are you sidetracked by the thing 
installed from ams/delivery/sendmail?  That's just a cover program intended to 
catch references to UCB-style sendmail when AMDS has been installed.  Non-AMDS 
AMS pipes mail to the OldSendmailProgram string variable contents, which is 
initialized to /usr/lib/sendmail in the non-AMDS case and is expected to 
behave like UCB-style sendmail.


You can change the string variable OldSendmailProgram via AndrewSetup and have 
it point to a UPAS wrapper.  To the extent that you've already done this via 
/usr/lib/sendmail, perhaps AMS uses a sendmail option that your wrapper 
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Hope that this speaks to your concerns.


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In a recent pass over xim.c I changed it to accept a preference and an 
environment variable to determine what font path to add.  (This still isn't 
quite right, really the "right" way is for the normal X, or OW, startup 
sequence to add the appropriate paths I think...)   You can also use the 
preference or environment variable to disable xim's attempt to set the 
fontpath.


There are a couple reasons not to put different types of fonts in one dir...


1.  If both formats require a fonts.dir, which one do you use?  Will it be 
compatible with the other?


2.  Some mkfontdir implementations get confused by extraneous files.


3.  Sometimes different formats have the same extensions.  (For example as 
near as I can tell MIT R5 pcf fonts work with DEC R4 servers, but not 
vice-versa. Both use a .pcf extension)


-Rob Ryan

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\excerptedcaption{Excerpts from internet.other.info-andrew: 22-Jul-92 "tm" 
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\quotation{"tm" gives really odd tabs.  The reason appears to be that its 
style template file doesn't set the "TabsCharacters" flag, which appears to 
make tab stops every N positions, rather than a variable tab ruler - is the 
New World Order of ATK tabs documented anywhere?

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Sorry, I'm afraid not.


I made the change to tm.tpl you suggested.


Thanks,

-Rob Ryan

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\quotation{I've always wondered whether there was any reason *to* install OW 
fonts

}\quotation{in a separate directory.  Keeping separate font directories means 
you

}\quotation{somehow need to make ATK recognize multiple font paths in order to 
run

}\quotation{in a mixed environment of MIT/MOTIF and OW users.  Its much 
simpler to

}\quotation{lump all fonts into a single directory, letting the respective 
font

}\quotation{extensions distinguish OW, BDF, and MIT/MOTIF fonts.  }


As Rob already pointed out, you can't mix and match different font formats in 
the same directory.  \typewriter{Mkfontdir} croaks on this.  I'd rather see 
multiple font diretories but leave it to the user to \typewriter{xset fp} 
correctly in their startup files.


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>environment variable to determine what font path to add.  (This still
>isn't quite right, really the "right" way is for the normal X, or OW,
>startup sequence to add the appropriate paths I think...)

The ATK programs are kind of unique in adding things to the server's font
path.

>There are a couple reasons not to put different types of fonts in one dir...

>1.  If both formats require a fonts.dir, which one do you use?  Will it
>be compatible with the other?

I don't think this is a problem for the case of X11R5 and Sun's OW -- the
two don't seem to filename-conflict -- but I can understand the danger of
precedent.

>2.  Some mkfontdir implementations get confused by extraneous files.

I can't remember which it was, but I swear that I've seen one that removes
everything in the destination directory.

I'll vote for letting the user set her font path manually as desired.
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> There are a couple reasons not to put different types of fonts in one dir...

> 1.  If both formats require a fonts.dir, which one do you use?  Will it
> be compatible with the other?

They don't, though--by design.  OW uses a different name for fonts.alias
and fonts.dir (Families.list & Synonyms.list), so as not to confuse the
two font types.  I believe this was done intentionally so that the two
formats could not be confused.

2.  Some mkfontdir implementations get confused by extraneous files.

Don't know about this, except that we've never encountered a problem
building OW and MIT fonts in the same directory.  If mkfontdir can't
distinguish font extinsions, its buggy.

> 3.  Sometimes different formats have the same extensions.  (For example
> as near as I can tell MIT R5 pcf fonts work with DEC R4 servers, but not
> vice-versa. Both use a .pcf extension)

	
This is an odd-ball case, though.  Certainly you'd want to keep
incompatible versions of the same font in different places.  But a
general-purpose Andrew preferences setting wouldn't help here, in any
event.  I think this kind of situation should be viewed as a
site-specific X-server version-skew problem, rather than an Andrew
implementation issue.

The pertinent question, I think, is whether the user should be made
responsible for determining what type of X server is running, or whether
such low-level details should be handled by the application.  I don't
think one can reasonably expect users to edit a preferences file
whenever they switch window managers, and I know you can't expect casual
users to have the savvy to tend to such problems intuitively.

From the implementor's viewpoint, its easy to make an application find
the appropriate fonts:  either you define multiple font paths, or you
include all fonts in a common area.  

The current problem with Andrew, regarding font selection, is that it
recognizes only a single font path pointing to a single font type--this
causes obvious problems for user environments which use a mix of window
managers, but which share a common Andrew DEST area.

A better Andrew would be one in which xim.c handles multiple font paths,
or one where OW and MIT fonts are intermixed.  The latter is easier to
carry out, and I believe quite acceptable as an X-server design
implementation.

-Bob


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>I'd rather see multiple font diretories but leave it to the user to xset fp
>correctly in their startup files.

Sorry, I'm too lazy to do that.  I'd rather have the computer do work
for me than do work for the computer....
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>(This still
>isn't quite right, really the "right" way is for the normal X, or OW,
>startup sequence to add the appropriate paths I think...)

Umm, bear in mind that somebody may not want to have separate "X" and
"OW" startup sequences - i.e., I'd rather be able to run the same
binaries regardless of whether I'm on a workstation running MIT X11 or
OW or <fill in additional X11 implementation with yet another font file
format> or an X terminal running <fill in additional X11 implementation
with, potentially, yet another font file format>.

I.e., if OPENWINDOWS_ENV is defined, I'd want it to add both "X11fonts"
*and* "Xnewsfonts" to the font path.  Then add in additional options for
additional font file formats supported by additional servers at various
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\quotation{The pertinent question, I think, is whether the user should be made 
responsible for determining what type of X server is running, or whether such 
low-level details should be handled by the application.}


My point is that font issues are probably best handled by whatever 
administrative support handles default X startup scripts and such.  I agree 
that the preference and environment variables are not a good solution for many 
people, for myself and some others it probably is a sufficient solution 
though.


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\quotation{A better Andrew would be one in which xim.c handles multiple font 
paths, or one where OW and MIT fonts are intermixed.  The latter is easier to 
carry out, and I believe quite acceptable as an X-server design 
implementation.

}
In the particular case of Open Windows  and MIT fonts putting everything in 
the same directory indeed sounds like the way to go.  But I believe in general 
the right approach is to get ATK out of the business of font path management. 
 In an environment with multiple conflicting and incompatible font types the 
only really complete solution would be to have a configuration file which 
mapped vendor, release, and resolution information to a font directory.  (Then 
there are the clever NCD  X terminals which have DECWINDOWS at the front of 
the vendor string for compatibility, so regexp matching would probably be 
needed.)  This seems like overkill...  


-Rob Ryan

Andrew Consortium

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\quotation{Umm, bear in mind that somebody may not want to have separate "X" 
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They have to be distinct at least at the point the X server is started... 


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\quotation{ I'd rather be able to run the same binaries regardless of whether 
I'm on a workstation running MIT X11 or

}\quotation{OW or <fill in additional X11 implementation with yet another font 
file format> or an X terminal running <fill in additional X11 implementation 
with, potentially, yet another font file format>.

}
Agreed, thus I don't think having font manipulation in the binary is going to 
win unless it is quite sophisticated. (Either completely configurable via Yet 
Another Config File,  or exhaustively testing attributes of the server in 
xim.)


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\quotation{I.e., if OPENWINDOWS_ENV is defined, I'd want it to add both 
"X11fonts" *and* "Xnewsfonts" to the font path.  Then add in additional 
options for additional font file formats supported by additional servers at 
various sites....

}
The problem is that this only works when the formats don't conflict....  Ie 
here at CMU I sometimes run MIT R5, sometimes DEC R4, in this particular case 
I can get away with using the MIT fonts, but what if the MIT fonts didn't work 
with DEC and vice-versa, adding both font dirs doesn't help if the wrong one 
is first... (and if the server isn't smart enough to skip it.)


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\define{footnote

attr:[Flags OverBar Int Set]
attr:[FontSize PreviousFontSize Point -2]}
\define{bits

attr:[Justification Centered Point 0]
attr:[FontFamily bits Int 0]
attr:[FontSize ConstantFontSize Point 1]}
\define{red

attr:['color' 'Red']}
\define{orange

attr:['color' 'Orange']}
\define{yellow

attr:['color' 'Yellow']}
\define{green

attr:['color' 'Green']}
\define{blue

attr:['color' 'Blue']}
\bold{ez2ascii} sometimes does nasty things to files that DON'T happen to be
datastreams.  e.g.


\typewriter{/tmp>  \bold{cat fubar}

This is a file with a backslash, yes, a \\ character, in it.

It's also got a lot of other useful information in it and

I wouldn't want it to go away just because this file doesn't

have any styles in it.

/tmp>  \bold{ez2ascii fubar}

This is a file with a backslash, yes, a

/tmp> }

\begindata{bp,538866504}
\enddata{bp,538866504}
\view{bpv,538866504,18,0,6}\footnote{
}For whoever fixes this:


\leftindent{\italic{ez2ascii.c} is hardcoded to call UnScribeInit()
\underline{with a " 12" parameter}.  This seems to tell UnScribeInit that the
file is going to be a datastream \underline{whether it is or not}.


Suggestion: A minimal hack would be to make \italic{ez2ascii} look for a
"\\begindata" at the start of a file, and assume datastream version 12
\bold{IF} it finds one.  (Otherwise call it version 0, for plain text?)


\smaller{\smaller{P.S. In case you were thinking "only a true dingleberry
would run a plain file through \bold{ez2ascii} in the FIRST place", please
note that we have a local tool that does exactly that, before sending messages
to a mainframe's message server, (that's how the problem got noticed).  (The
whole operation was put in place long, long ago; (maybe the latest
\bold{messages} can handle that by  \italic{itself} now?), but I digress...)

}}}\smaller{\smaller{\
\begindata{bp,539730824}
\enddata{bp,539730824}
\view{bpv,539730824,19,0,12}
}}\smaller{\smaller{Oooh, check \italic{this} out (or just ignore the mess if
you don't have a \typewriter{bits1} font at your site...).


}}\bits{
\blue{

}\green{



}\yellow{

}\orange{

}\red{

}


\blue{






















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> The problem is that this only works when the formats don't conflict.... 
> Ie here at CMU I sometimes run MIT R5, sometimes DEC R4, in this
> particular case I can get away with using the MIT fonts, but what if the
> MIT fonts didn't work with DEC and vice-versa, adding both font dirs
> doesn't help if the wrong one is first... (and if the server isn't smart
> enough to skip it.)

> -Rob Ryan
> Andrew Consortium

You could chain font paths effectively at the administrative level via
.preferences if you could set a "*.fontpath", as you once could for the
Andrew Window Manager. 

Any way to work in a user-defined X11 fontpath into xim?  That would
probably be the best of all worlds.

-Bob
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>> Umm, bear in mind that somebody may not want to have separate "X" and
>"OW" startup sequences
>
>They have to be distinct at least at the point the X server is started... 

OK, I thought that by "startup sequence" you meant the sequence of
operations performed *by the ATK code* to start up.

If it's the startup sequence done by "xstart" or "openwin" or <whatever
the startup script is for your X implementation>, that's OK, as long as
whoever installs ATK does it, and doesn't require everybody who runs ATK
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\quotation{Its much simpler to

}\quotation{lump all fonts into a single directory, letting the respective 
font

}\quotation{extensions distinguish OW, BDF, and MIT/MOTIF fonts.  

}
Yes, we've done that here, and it seems to work quite well.


Bill




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Many thanks to the person who suggested either to modify the sources
or to build a fake shellscript around metamail. Sorry, i can`t remember
his name. Now it works as expected.

One thing makes me still wonder. The pushbutton is still there, in many 
messages, even in messages i have written myself. I keep them in
a folder named "ougoing". Selecting this folder often shows these messages
with just a push button in them, which i have to press to see the contents.
Is this the way it should work ?

Another thing, which i find sometimes annoying, is the sometimes too strict
type of address validation. E.g. Person Abc Def, which is only reachable via
a gateway, would be adressed like that:

To:@xyz.org:Abc.Def@blah.blah.blah.xyz.org

Adressing this person that way with elm works and the message gets delivered.
Using messages, it complains that the adress is not valid. In fact, the adress
is valid, but messages just thinks so. Wouldn4t it be a more user friendly way
if messages would warn and ask ?

One other thing that i miss, is to build aliases or nicknames "on the fly". Let4s
say a menu option which allows me to extract the mail adress from the current
message i4m in and assign a alias to it. Maybe this function is already there and
i4ve just missed something ?




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I just did a \italic{du} of my bcc folder today and discovered how huge it has
become over the past 3 years (surprise, surprise!), and I got an idea that I
would like to pursue:


Suppose I were to compress some of the files in my bcc folder.  Wouldn't it be
nice if messages would recognize the .Z extension and pipe it through
uncompress automagically so I can stil read the messages.  Anyone know where I
should start looking, or is the file open code spread all over AMS?


-todd inglett

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Date: 23 Jul 92 12:33:30 GMT
From: mcsun!corton!sophia!ithaque.inria.fr!jls@uunet.uu.net  (Jean-Luc Szpyrka)
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Subject: pb with sendmail
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 I just install andrew and I have the following problem.


 PB:
 ---

 When I sent a mail (using sendmail), a sign '+' (plus) is added to the login
 name of the sender.

 For example, the header of a received mail is:

 Date: Thu, 23 Jul 1992 10:12:55+0200 (MET DST)
 From: "Jean-Luc Szpyrka, C014,C657832" <jls+@sophia.inria.fr>
 To: jls@sophia.inria.fr
 Subject: testing..
 
 I don't expect the e-mail address <jls+@sophia.inria.fr> 
 AND 
 I don't want to use the Andrew Mail System, but /usr/lib/sendmail (v 5.21)
   ==========                                    =================

 Andrew is running on a Sun Sparstation 1, with the following AndrewSetup file:

#
# fichier de config des Andrew Toolkit
# ------------------------------------
#
#  creation: jls
#  date    : 21 Juillet 1992
#
ThisDomain: sophia.inria.fr
AMS_UseWP: no
AMS_NonAMSDelivery: yes
AMS_LocalMailSystemExists: no
AMS_WSRunsQueuemail: no
AMS_ThisDomainAuthFromWS: yes
AMS_OnlyMail: yes
#
AMS_NonViceHost: yes
#
WPIUpdateReqAddr: wd00+WPI-UPDATE-REQUEST@andrew.cmu.edu
#
AMS_ValidateDestHosts: no
AMS_UUCPSupported: yes
AMS_DeliveryVisGethostbyname: yes
AMS_AliasesValidation: no
AMS_WPValidation: 0
AMS_PasswdValidation: 0
AMS_LocalDatabaseValidation: 0
#
AMS_MailboxPrefix: /usr/spool/mail
OldSendmailProgram: /usr/lib/sendmail
AMS_StrictStandaloneLocking: no
#
PostmasterName: jls@sophia.inria.fr
PostmasterTitle: LeMaitreDesPostes
PostmasterMailbox: /u/ithaque/0/jls/.MESSAGES/Postmaster
#
NNTPhost: sophia.inria.fr
Organisation: INRIA Sophia-Antipolis (France)



 --------------------------------------------------------------------
 Jean-luc Szpyrka
 Email:  jls@sophia.inria.fr			Tel: (33) 93 65 78 69
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Date: 23 Jul 92 14:38:06 GMT
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In article <25242@sophia.inria.fr>, jls@ithaque.inria.fr (Jean-Luc Szpyrka) writes:
|> 
|>  When I sent a mail (using sendmail), a sign '+' (plus) is added to the login
|>  name of the sender.
|> 
|>  I don't expect the e-mail address <jls+@sophia.inria.fr> 
|>  AND 
|>  I don't want to use the Andrew Mail System, but /usr/lib/sendmail (v 5.21)
|>    ==========                                    =================


The "plus" is used the by the Andrew Message Delivery System (AMDS) to signify
name validation.  Apparently you compiled Andrew with "RUN_AMDS_ENV" defined in your
site.h configuration file.  This means that messages was built with stubs that replace
/bin/mail and /usr/lib/sendmail with calls to AMDS.

If you want to run AMS using your system's regular sendmail system, then you'll have
to recompile Andrew with "RUN_AMDS_ENV" undefined.  This will build a messages program that
uses sendmail and /bin/mail, rather than the AMDS, for local mail delivery.

-Bob
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While you're at it, it would be easy to add encryption in the same way. 
On opening a folder with a particular extension (like .x for encrypted),
 messages would put up a dialog box and prompt the user for a key to use
when decrypting the messages in that folder.   There are some fairly
fast publicly available implementations of DES around to the the
encrypt/decrypt part.  Todd, I could
send you one of these if you're interested in pursuing this.

Bill Schell
AT&T Bell Labs, Murray Hill, NJ
bill@allegra.att.com

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\excerptedcaption{Excerpts from internet.other.info-andrew: 23-Jul-92 Re: 
Running Metamail as root Z. Horvat@ames.arc.nasa. (1499)}


\quotation{Another thing, which i find sometimes annoying, is the sometimes 
too strict

}\quotation{type of address validation. E.g. Person Abc Def, which is only 
reachable via

}\quotation{a gateway, would be adressed like that:

}
\quotation{To:@xyz.org:Abc.Def@blah.blah.blah.xyz.org

}
\quotation{Adressing this person that way with elm works and the message gets 
delivered.

}\quotation{Using messages, it complains that the adress is not valid. In 
fact, the adress

}\quotation{is valid, but messages just thinks so. Wouldn4t it be a more user 
friendly way

}\quotation{if messages would warn and ask ?

}
You control all this via AndrewSetup.  Check the AMS_DeliveryViaXXX, 
AMS_ValidateDestHosts, and AMS_HardHostValidationErrors options.  One kind of 
behavior that Messages might be doing here is to check whether the domain 
system says that you can get mail to ``xyz.org'' via type A or type MX 
records.  If you want Messages to do remote host validation, you have to 
configure it to validate remote host names in the same way that your 
underlying mail delivery system will do it.


\quotation{One other thing that i miss, is to build aliases or nicknames "on 
the fly". Let4s

}\quotation{say a menu option which allows me to extract the mail adress from 
the current

}\quotation{message i4m in and assign a alias to it. Maybe this function is 
already there and

}\quotation{i4ve just missed something ?

}
It's not there in native code, but you could cut-and-paste into your 
~/.AMS_aliases file.  Perhaps some compound-action wizard or Ness wizard could 
come up with some function that you could bind to a keystroke that would (say) 
take the highlighted address, prompt for an alias name, and add the 
combination to ~/.AMS_aliases.


		Craig


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I'd alter the AndrewSetup file so that AMS_LocalMailSystemExists has a 
``yes''.  There's also a misspelling of AMS_DeliveryViaGethostbyname, in case 
you were wondering why that didn't have any effect.


You can use a line like ``AMS_UseridPlusWorks: no'' in AndrewSetup.


I don't know if you're getting the userid+ notation because of RUN_AMDS_ENV 
residue or what, but you can override the compile-time defaults in 
AndrewSetup.  You may have to work to override \bold{\italic{all}} the 
compile-time defaults, which is what I'm suggesting here.


		Craig

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\excerptedcaption{Excerpts from internet.other.info-andrew: 23-Jul-92 Re:
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\quotation{Another thing, which i find sometimes annoying, is the sometimes
too strict

}\quotation{type of address validation. E.g. Person Abc Def, which is only
reachable via

}\quotation{a gateway, would be adressed like that:

}
\quotation{To:@xyz.org:Abc.Def@blah.blah.blah.xyz.org

}
\quotation{Adressing this person that way with elm works and the message gets
delivered.

}\quotation{Using messages, it complains that the adress is not valid. In
fact, the adress

}\quotation{is valid, but messages just thinks so. Wouldn4t it be a more user
friendly way

}\quotation{if messages would warn and ask ?

}
You control all this via AndrewSetup.  Check the AMS_DeliveryViaXXX,
AMS_ValidateDestHosts, and AMS_HardHostValidationErrors options.  One kind of
behavior that Messages might be doing here is to check whether the domain
system says that you can get mail to ``xyz.org'' via type A or type MX
records.  If you want Messages to do remote host validation, you have to
configure it to validate remote host names in the same way that your
underlying mail delivery system will do it.


\quotation{One other thing that i miss, is to build aliases or nicknames "on
the fly". Let4s

}\quotation{say a menu option which allows me to extract the mail adress from
the current

}\quotation{message i4m in and assign a alias to it. Maybe this function is
already there and

}\quotation{i4ve just missed something ?

}
It's not there in native code, but you could cut-and-paste into your
~/.AMS_aliases file.  Perhaps some compound-action wizard or Ness wizard could
come up with some function that you could bind to a keystroke that would (say)
take the highlighted address, prompt for an alias name, and add the
combination to ~/.AMS_aliases.


		Craig


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 On Thu, 23 Jul 1992 13:03:52 -0400 (EDT), Craig_Everhart@transarc.com said:

> Excerpts from internet.other.info-andrew: 23-Jul-92 Re: Running
> Metamail as root Z. Horvat@ames.arc.nasa. (1499)

> To:@xyz.org:Abc.Def@blah.blah.blah.xyz.org

Please be aware that any mail transport agent anywhere on the Internet
is completely free to ignore or discard this old-style source routing.

-GAWollman

--
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\quotation{But I believe in general the right approach is to get ATK out of 
the business of font path management.

}
I agree with Rob.  There's never enough information available to the ATK world 
to do it right.


Bill

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The Andrew Consortium of Carnegie Mellon University is proud to announce
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                     THE REMOTE ANDREW DEMO SERVICE!

After being offline for several weeks due to reorganization of our
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This revolutionary network service allows you to run Andrew Toolkit
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The Remote Andrew Demo service will have you running Andrew software
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You need a host machine on the Internet, and you need to be running the
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use the Andrew Message System to browse through CMU's three thousand
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incoming network access in such a way that the Demo Service cannot
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                         HOW TO USE THE SERVICE

To use the Remote Andrew Demo service, simply run the following command
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                             WHAT IS ANDREW?

The Andrew Toolkit (ATK) is a multimedia graphical toolkit running under
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ATK includes an application builder, extension language, and a rich set
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ATK has been a part of the campus computing environment of Carnegie
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Date: 24 Jul 92 03:45:53 GMT
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>If only the non-pic object is used, why bother compiling with -pic too?

Actually, the -pic objects should be the ones that are being used.  Take
a close look at "/usr/andrew/bin/makedo"; just because the Makefile is
passing "<mumble>.o" to "makedo" doesn't mean that it's linking
"<mumble>.o", rather than "shared/<mumble>.o", into the ".do" file....

And the answer to the follow-up question is "because stuff that's
statically linked into 'runapp', rather than put into a '.do' file,
should be built non-pic, because otherwise you get the Global Offset
Table From Hell and may have to compile stuff "-PIC" rather than "-pic".
The net result is that I just decided to build both pic and non-pic
".o"s, shove the former into ".do" files, and shove the latter into ".a"
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I'm rebuilding 5.1 on a Sun 4/75 running 4.1.1 with the bundled compiler.
It seems that each C file gets compiled twice -- once with -pic and once
without:

cc -pic -c  -O4 /usr/lib/libm.il -I.  -I/usr/andrew/include/atk
	 -I/usr/andrew/include -I/usr/include   tabio.c
mv tabio.o shared/tabio.o
cc -c  -O4 /usr/lib/libm.il -I.  -I/usr/andrew/include/atk
	 -I/usr/andrew/include -I/usr/include   tabio.c
...
/usr/andrew/bin/makedo  -d /usr/andrew/lib -b /usr/andrew/bin -s -o table.do
	  table.o eval.o tabio.o funs.o    -lm 


If only the non-pic object is used, why bother compiling with -pic too?
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"nevermind".  I guess I should have read the script before I opened my
big mouth.

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Subject: Name conflict IBM help and Andrew help

IBM's AIX comes with a 'help' command on an RS/6000. If I add the
binary Andrew help directory before the system directories in my PATH
variable, I seem to be getting a strange behavor for some commands. If
I add the Andrew help directory after the system directories I get
the (useless) IBM help stuff.

I am not supposed to delete the IBM help stuff on our systems. I
tried to rename the Andrew 'help' without success:

[/data/xccbond/Bin] 3009> ls -alF H*
lrwxrwxrwx   1 dunkel   staff          4 Jul 10 16:37 Help@ -> help*
[/data/xccbond/Bin] 3010> Help
runapp: There is no known application or datatype called Help.
[/data/xccbond/Bin] 3011> help
Starting help (Version 7.2, ATK 5.1); please wait...

Is there a solution for the name conflict of IBM help and 
Andrew help?
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Subject: network analysis tools?

Has anyone prepared an Andrew program that would help us manage PERT,
CPM, or other network analysis plans in our documents?  This is not
handled with the current Andrew programs chart, chimp, obj, table, or
zip.  
Thank you, Roy Rada
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Date: 28 Jul 92 16:08:03 GMT
From: mcsun!uknet!mucs!lucsand!lucs!damon@uunet.uu.net  (Mr. D.A. Chaplin)
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Is the FinalizeObject function automatically called for the top level
object when you Quit? I would have thought this would happen but it
doesn't seem to. If it's not automatic, how should I call it - in the Quit
function?

This problem may be related to a warning message I get when class
preprocesses every header:


        /usr/local/andrew/bin/class -s -I../include -I/usr/local/andrew/include/atk -I/usr/local/andrew/include -I/usr/include/X11R4 muchview.ch
 WARNING:muchview.ch: - FinalizeObject routine declared with no InitializeObject routine

yet the InitializeObject routines are all there and all run correctly.
(and they're declared before the FinalizeObject functions)


Another serious problem I've had is that the compiler doesn't
complain about undefined symbols, yet the program crashes when it is run.
Is there any fix for this?

(Andrew 5.1, HP9000/720)

Thanks, Damon.
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\excerptedcaption{Excerpts from internet.other.info-andrew: 28-Jul-92 Finalize 
Object function Mr. D.A. Chaplin@uunet.u (891)}


\quotation{Is the FinalizeObject function automatically called for the top 
level

}\quotation{object when you Quit? I would have thought this would happen but 
it

}\quotation{doesn't seem to. If it's not automatic, how should I call it - in 
the Quit

}\quotation{function?

}
No, if your top level needs to be destroyed when you quit you should 
explicitly destroy it yourself.  Note: never call FinalizeObject directly, but 
Destroy will call it.   I believe you want something along the lines of:

\example{
struct im *im=view_GetIM(topv)

im_SetView(im, NULL);

view_Destroy(topv);

}
\excerptedcaption{Excerpts from internet.other.info-andrew: 28-Jul-92 Finalize 
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\quotation{This problem may be related to a warning message I get when class

}\quotation{preprocesses every header:

}

\quotation{        /usr/local/andrew/bin/class -s -I../include 
-I/usr/local/andrew/include/atk -I/usr/local/andrew/include 
-I/usr/include/X11R4 muchview.ch

}\quotation{ WARNING:muchview.ch: - FinalizeObject routine declared with no 
InitializeObject routine

}\example{
}I believe this should only happen if you don't declare the InitializeObject 
function in the .ch file.  


\excerptedcaption{Excerpts from internet.other.info-andrew: 28-Jul-92 Finalize 
Object function Mr. D.A. Chaplin@uunet.u (891)}


\quotation{Another serious problem I've had is that the compiler doesn't

}\quotation{complain about undefined symbols, yet the program crashes when it 
is run.

}\quotation{Is there any fix for this?

}
I suspect this has to do with the way the dynamic loading for HPs works,   we 
don't have a fix yet.  But we will probably look into this.


-Rob Ryan

Andrew Consortium


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\quotation{        /usr/local/andrew/bin/class -s -I../include

}\quotation{ -I/usr/local/andrew/include/atk -I/usr/local/andrew/include

}\quotation{ -I/usr/include/X11R4 muchview.ch

}\quotation{ WARNING:muchview.ch: - FinalizeObject routine declared with no
InitializeObject

}\quotation{ routine

}
I've tracked this down before.  I assume that your muchview class has both an
InitializeObject and a FinalizeObject (otherwise the warning is real).  There
seem to be some versions of lex floating around that can't handle
overhead/class/pp/classpp.l.  I've modified that code to use a lookup table
instead of the long list of keywords (which results in a nice small binary for
class, BTW) which seems to work for the crippled lex.


You could try compiling classpp.l with GNU's flex, or with another machine's
lex to get rid of the message.  Or I could dig up my patches for class....


-todd inglett

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In article <1992Jul28.160804.12@and.csc.liv.ac.uk>, damon@csc.liv.ac.uk (Mr. D.A. Chaplin) writes:
|> Is the FinalizeObject function automatically called for the top level
|> object when you Quit? I would have thought this would happen but it
|> doesn't seem to. If it's not automatic, how should I call it - in the Quit
|> function?
|> 
|> This problem may be related to a warning message I get when class
|> preprocesses every header:
|> 
|> 
|>         /usr/local/andrew/bin/class -s -I../include -I/usr/local/andrew/include/atk -I/usr/local/andrew/include -I/usr/include/X11R4 muchview.ch
|>  WARNING:muchview.ch: - FinalizeObject routine declared with no InitializeObject routine
|> 

    This warning is due to a buggy lex on HP. What i did was to redefine LEX
to call a script which do the lex on a Sun :

LEX=sunlex  (in some makefile)

and sunlex is :

#!/bin/sh 
# ----- executing lex on a sun to work around a bug on the HP one
#
if [ $# != 1 ]; then
    echo "Usage : $0 lexfile"
    exit 1
fi
cat $1 | remsh somesun -l someuser_with_.rhosts lex -t > lex.yy.c

-- 


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\quotation{        /usr/local/andrew/bin/class -s -I../include

}\quotation{ -I/usr/local/andrew/include/atk -I/usr/local/andrew/include

}\quotation{ -I/usr/include/X11R4 muchview.ch

}\quotation{ WARNING:muchview.ch: - FinalizeObject routine declared with no
InitializeObject

}\quotation{ routine

}
I've tracked this down before.  I assume that your muchview class has both an
InitializeObject and a FinalizeObject (otherwise the warning is real).  There
seem to be some versions of lex floating around that can't handle
overhead/class/pp/classpp.l.  I've modified that code to use a lookup table
instead of the long list of keywords (which results in a nice small binary for
class, BTW) which seems to work for the crippled lex.


You could try compiling classpp.l with GNU's flex, or with another machine's
lex to get rid of the message.  Or I could dig up my patches for class....


-todd inglett

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In article <1992Jul28.160804.12@and.csc.liv.ac.uk>, damon@csc.liv.ac.uk (Mr.
 D.A. Chaplin) writes:
|> Is the FinalizeObject function automatically called for the top level
|> object when you Quit? I would have thought this would happen but it
|> doesn't seem to. If it's not automatic, how should I call it - in the Quit
|> function?
|>
|> This problem may be related to a warning message I get when class
|> preprocesses every header:
|>
|>
|>         /usr/local/andrew/bin/class -s -I../include
 -I/usr/local/andrew/include/atk -I/usr/local/andrew/include
 -I/usr/include/X11R4 muchview.ch
|>  WARNING:muchview.ch: - FinalizeObject routine declared with no
 InitializeObject routine
|>

    This warning is due to a buggy lex on HP. What i did was to redefine LEX
to call a script which do the lex on a Sun :

LEX=sunlex  (in some makefile)

and sunlex is :

#!/bin/sh
# ----- executing lex on a sun to work around a bug on the HP one
#
if [ $# != 1 ]; then
    echo "Usage : $0 lexfile"
    exit 1
fi
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--


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I just got the CD-ROM release of the ATK dated May, 1992.  I have an
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Excerpts from misc: 30-Jul-92 Alfredo Pflucker@PERVM1. (251)

> I just got the CD-ROM release of the ATK dated May, 1992.  I have an
> RS/6000 and I read that the binaries provided on the disc are for
> AIX 3.1.  I have AIX 3.2.  Should I compile the Andrew source or
will the rs_aix31 binaries run okey?

We've been told that the AIX3.1 binaries work well under AIX3.2.

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I'm having trouble preview documents. After selecting "preview" from
the ez menu, a window pops up and then immediately dissapears.
There is no warning or error message.

My preference file contains
*.FormatCommand: psroff -t /tmp/%s.n |
*.PrintCommand: lpr


do I need something else? How can I find out whats going on?
I recompiled and tried to turn on debugging (self->debug=TRUE) in
preview.c but I still get nothing. In general, how are these
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-Mathew
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I just got the CD-ROM release of the ATK dated May, 1992.  I have an
RS/6000 and I read that the binaries provided on the disc are for
AIX 3.1.  I have AIX 3.2.  Should I compile the Andrew source or
will the rs_aix31 binaries run okey?

Alfredo Remy
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\quotation{do I need something else? How can I find out whats going on?

}\quotation{I recompiled and tried to turn on debugging (self->debug=TRUE) in

}\quotation{preview.c but I still get nothing. In general, how are these

}\quotation{things debugged? Do I have to run with runapp?

}
My usual method for debugging the printing commands is to make the final stage 
a redirect to a file, where I can see if that is as expected.  To try this you 
could have:


*.PreviewCommand:cat>/tmp/foo.ditroff


-Rob Ryan

Andrew Consortium

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Can someone point me to a program that would do the
wn -> rtf conversion ?. I have a set of wn docs for
the NeXT, that I would like to convert to Andrew ez
format ultimately. I have rtf -> troff and troff -> ez
converters. If anybody knows anything about a rtf-> ez
then I would like the hear about it.

please respond through e-mail. I will summarize if I get
many responses.

many thanks
d.

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I think I should have also mentioned that I want to 
do this conversion without having to sit at a NeXT
console.

d.
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