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I have been unsuccessful with using .2C in a formatnote in ez to get 2
column output.  Has anybody done this, and if so, can you pass along the
secret?  Thanks,

			-Steve.

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I'm unable to reproduce this. Gary, can we drop this? Has it been fixed?


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\smaller{\smaller{Date: Thu, 29 Aug 1991 13:24:48 -0400 (EDT)

From: Susan Straub <susan+@andrew.cmu.edu>

To: Robert Steven Glickstein <bobg+@andrew.cmu.edu>

Subject: messages bug

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Bob, 


Gary pointed out a bug in messages that happens on the 6000 (I wasn't able to 
reproduce it on rt_aos4). 


Select a message, go into the body of the message and select a region.  Move 
back to the captions window, select a different message and the you get the 
wrong menus while in the captions window.  You only get the menus for a 
selected region (paste cut).   When he went to select the original message 
again, messages seg violated and went away.  


Let me know if you're able to track this down.  


Thanks, 


Susan 

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I realize now that .2C is an ms macro.  I've begun to look at the macro
definitions to ``write'' my own .2C, but if anyone has a simpler
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--david

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Sometimes I want to edit a file with an extension that ez srcviews don't
recognize (like foo.c.bak).  \italic{I} know it's a C file.  Is there a way to
bring up the file with the correct srcview without having to add a line in my
.ezinit?


Better yet, wouldn't it be neat if you could cause a view to metamophose into
anything you want?  Then I could bring up a file called foo.c, realize it is
really a C++ file, and change the view to a cpptextview.


-- Dave

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We are using a Motif development system on an HP running HPUX.
I am interested in using the Andrews toolkit help widget, without

downloading and installing the full toolkit:  I'd just like to add the
Andrew help widget to the Motif toolkit I am presently using.

Is there a simple way to do this?

Thanks,

Stephen Sykes
TRW
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\quotation{... I'd just like to add the Andrew help widget to the Motif 
toolkit I am presently using.

}
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}
It's not inconceivable, but no, there's no simple way to do this. We have, at 
times, idly speculated on what it would take to encapsulate ATK objects so 
that they could be used as Motif widgets. It does seem doable, and might be 
worthwhile, but it would require some real effort that isn't in our plans 
right now.


--david

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HELLO,
WE ARE REVIEWMING AUTHORING TOOLS AND WE MISS TWO
PIECES OF INFORMATION: THE PRICE OF ANDREW TOOLKIT
AND THE FILE FORMATS IT SUPPORTS (FOR GRAPHICS, IMAGES AND POSSIBLY SOUND)
 
ALSO WE HAD PROBLEMS TO INSTALL ANDREW ON SUN SPARC MACHINE.
IS THERE ANY WELL KNOWN PROBLEM ON THAT??
 
 
THANKS
                                MICHAEL VAZIRGIANNIS
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(1) The Andrew Toolkit is free.


(2) The external (persistent) representation of Andrew Toolkit objects is 
generally called the ATK datastream, and it conforms to no particular standard 
(other than its own, unique format). However, some ATK objects can read (and 
sometimes write) in other formats. For example, the raster object can read xwd 
and MacPaint files, and there's a sampled audio object that works with 
standard Sparcstation sound files. Some conversion tools also exist -- for 
example, there's an RTF to ATK translator, Interleaf <-> ATK, and the pbm 
tools know about the ATK raster format.


(3) ATK releases before the so-called Patch10 release this past June did not 
work well on Sparc's running SunOS 4.x. You can always get the latest version 
from us via anonymous ftp to emsworth.andrew.cmu.edu (128.2.30.62), or by 
email server (send mail to andrew-service@andrew.cmu.edu). Or at this point, 
you might want to wait for the final X11R5 tape from MIT (due in October).


--David Anderson, ATK manager

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From: asuvax!cs.utexas.edu!convex!convex.com!datri@gatech.edu  (Anthony A. Datri)
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Subject: How does messages (ams?) parse messages?
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I find that when, for example, I pipe a news article through mail to
myself so that I can stick it in an AMS folder, Messages can't figure out
the real sender and subject -- it always lists me as the sender, with no
subject.  I've had limited success in editting the message files and mucking
with scavenge and rebuild in cui, but I haven't been able to figure out
a deterministic way to make messages happy.

Ideas?
--

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The real question is probably this:  how does your news reader mail
articles to you?  Clearly it does so in such a way as to tack on
additional headers that make it look like the mail originated with you. 
What it *ought* to do -- and no doubt doesn't do -- is to send the news
message nearly "as-is", with the addition of "ReSent-To:" and
"ReSent-From" header fields.  I'm betting that it doesn't do that.  In
particular, if it slaps on a header like

From: datri (Al Datri)

then you can't really blame AMS for thinking the mail is from you! 
However, if you can find anything that makes it obvious that it is
really a re-sent news message (e.g. the Newsgroups header), you can use
your FLAMES file to set the caption to whatever you like (using the
"setcaption" primitive).  

I could be more specific about this if you forwarded me a copy of what
your news articles look like after being mailed to you... -- Nathaniel
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Greetings,

I am writing a subclass of a class that already has a Read and Write 
procedure.  I would like to add some data, and have the new class 
read/write both its data and then let the superclass do its thing 
(either before or after my class).  It seems reasonably clean when Reading
(I merely call the superclass Read proc after reading my data, and 
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Write procedures are supposed to write both the begindata and enddata
lines, which I'd have liked to suppress for the superclass if possible.

Do I have to include the entire strean (begindata & enddata) for the
superclass in my new class, and if so, is there a clean, established 
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Thanks for your help--please respond directly to me at 
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Ciao,
AndyTakats

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From: Ryuichi Watanabe <ryuichi@mt.cs.keio.ac.jp>

Hi!

This is from README on top of the andrew distribution.

---
FONTS_TO_BDF_ENV                [Default: not defined]

    FONTS_TO_BDF_ENV controls whether or not the Andrew fonts will
    be converted into their Server Normal Format (.snf) during the
	:
	:
    BDF.  You can then run self-created font conversion scripts to
			   ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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---

Will someone tell me where can I find this script?  
Do I have to write it myself using bdftosnf and foreach?

Thanks in advance.

						Ryuichi Watanabe
					ryuichi@mt.cs.keio.ac.jp
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I have a (hopefully) stupid question ...

I have got ANdrew up to patch 10, compiled, installed etc on a Sparc 2,
SUNOS 4.1.1 (our file server). I rlogin to the server, set DISPLAY to be where
I am (a Sparc 1+, SUNOS 4.1.1) crank it all up (ez or help say) & everything
works just fine.

HOWEVER (people don't appreciate me executing things on the server!) if I
rlogin to another client of the server and attempt to execute, say, ez from
there I get a failure to open display message. Other X applications work fine
(xman for example) so I'm fairly sure the environment is set up correctly.

Summary of the question then - is there any reason why, in an NFS network, the
Andrew executables should only work ON THE MACHINE ON WHICH THEY RESIDE/WERE
COMPILED and should fail when executed on clients of that machine??

If this displays some form of ignorance don't hesitate to flame me - we all
have to learn somehow ...

Nigel Head

European Space Operations Centre, Darmstadt, Germany.

PS: As to why I need to rlogin anywhere at all - my workstation is not in the
domain of the server where Andrew is installed.
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From: cis.ohio-state.edu!pacific.mps.ohio-state.edu!linac!convex!datri@ucbvax.Berkeley.EDU  (Anthony A. Datri)
Organization: CONVEX Computer Corporation, Richardson, Tx., USA
Subject: Re: How does messages (ams?) parse messages?
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>The real question is probably this:  how does your news reader mail
>articles to you?

The lazy way -- I | them through  "mail datri".

>  Clearly it does so in such a way as to tack on
>additional headers that make it look like the mail originated with you. 

Exactly.

>From: datri (Al Datri)

(Hmmm.  He remembers 8^)

>then you can't really blame AMS for thinking the mail is from you! 

I'm not really blaming it -- I'd just like to get an idea of how I have
to hack the message files afterwards, and how to bludgeon AMS into
noticed that they've changed.
n
>really a re-sent news message (e.g. the Newsgroups header), you can use
>your FLAMES file to set the caption to whatever you like (using the
>"setcaption" primitive).  

Oh, the wonderful things I'd like to do with FLAMES.  I've never been able
to tell much from the docs -- it says LISP, for example, but doesn't say
what kind, what primitives are there, etc.



--

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Has anyone tried using the andrew distribution with the recent release

of X11R5?


\sig{Bill Schell}

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\quotation{Has anyone tried using the andrew distribution with the recent 
release

}\quotation{of X11R5?

}
Yes.  I'm using it right now on my RS/6000 with ATK sources compiled against 
the R4 libraries.  


There was no backing store in this server, so I set this preferences:

*.UseBackingStore: no


I converted the fonts to PCF, although I don't think that's suppose to be 
necessary.  It's suppose to be able to read SNF.  Although, when I try to use 
 SNF, the gray patterns, in the scroll bar for example, come out looking a bit 
funky.  Cursor also are strange.


-Gary

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\quotation{Will someone tell me where can I find this script?  

}\quotation{Do I have to write it myself using bdftosnf and foreach?

}
We don't provide these scripts.  Someone on this list may be able to provide 
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Are you sure that on the other client machine you have DISPLAY set up to your 
local workstation name (with a trailing :0.0 or whatever) and that your local 
X server is willing to accept connections from the other client machine (done 
with ``xhost other-client'' or whatever)?  If you type just ``xhost'' locally 
(e.g. in a local xterm), do you see the other-client machine name in the list 
of machines?


If you're getting a failure-to-open-display message, it sounds like the Andrew 
executables are working just fine, but can't open the display.


When you try to test the setup by using ``xman'' or ``xclock'' or whatever, 
are you sure they are running on the other-client machine?


		Craig

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\quotation{I'm not really blaming it -- I'd just like to get an idea of how I 
have

}\quotation{to hack the message files afterwards, and how to bludgeon AMS into

}\quotation{noticed that they've changed.

}\quotation{n

}
So get rid of the added From: header and use the one that was on the news 
message to begin with.  AMS looks at the (first) From: field and builds a 
caption out of what it finds there.


\quotation{>really a re-sent news message (e.g. the Newsgroups header), you 
can use

}\quotation{>your FLAMES file to set the caption to whatever you like (using 
the

}\quotation{>"setcaption" primitive).  

}
\quotation{Oh, the wonderful things I'd like to do with FLAMES.  I've never 
been able

}\quotation{to tell much from the docs -- it says LISP, for example, but 
doesn't say

}\quotation{what kind, what primitives are there, etc.

}
It's rather completely documented.  The search keywords would be ELI and 
FLAMES, though you've probably found some FLAMES document already.  Chase the 
cross-references.


		Craig

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\excerptedcaption{Excerpts from misc: 10-Sep-91 Failures in when using via .. 
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\quotation{Summary of the question then - is there any reason why, in an NFS 
network, the

}\quotation{Andrew executables should only work ON THE MACHINE ON WHICH THEY 
RESIDE/WERE

}\quotation{COMPILED and should fail when executed on clients of that 
machine??

}
Did you set RESOLVLIB = /usr/lib/libresolv.a in your site.mcr file?  If you 
set your DISPLAY to the internet dot-notation of your host it'll probably 
work:


setenv DISPLAY 128.2.30.9:0


I've seen complaints along these lines before: ATK applications cannot connect 
to displays on certain machines that are NFS'd together.  On some machines 
things are OK, on others they are not.  I still don't have a firm grasp of the 
situation though. \
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\quotation{\quotation{Oh, the wonderful things I'd like to do with FLAMES. 
 I've never been able

}}\quotation{\quotation{to tell much from the docs -- it says LISP, for 
example, but doesn't say

}}\quotation{\quotation{what kind, what primitives are there, etc.

}}
\quotation{It's rather completely documented.  The search keywords would be 
ELI and FLAMES, though you've probably found some FLAMES document already. 
 Chase the cross-references.

}
Look in $ANDREWDIR/doc/eli/procs.doc and in $ANDREWDIR/doc/ams/Flames.pgr  -- 
NB\
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In article <4cnC7Xz02mCP9TQUA0@gargoyle> bill@allegra.att.com (Bill Schell) writes:
>Has anyone tried using the andrew distribution with the recent release
>of X11R5?

Sun 4/75GX, SunOS 4.1.1, cc:

PL10 binaries built against x11r4pl18 run just fine under the MIT sample
server.  As far as I can tell, these things end up being statically linked
against the X libraries (sigh).


--

--
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Thanks to all those who answered my query about why I couldn't get ATK apps
to work on NFS'd clients.

The key answer came from Gary (an ANDREW man) - use the "dotted" address for
DISPLAY rather than the symbolic form. Works just great! I only wish I knew
why and what it indicates about the setup of yellow pages etc on the system
in question.

Thanks folks, another satisfied customer!!

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\quotation{>and there's a sampled audio object that works with standard

}\quotation{>Sparcstation sound files.

}
\quotation{Where?

}
I've seen this at a couple of other sites, but I don't think we have it. If 
someone wants to contribute it ...


\quotation{>Some conversion tools also exist -- for example, there's an RTF to 
ATK

}\quotation{>translator, Interleaf <-> ATK,

}
\quotation{Are those part of the ODA stuff?


}RTF to ATK is written in ness, and I'll have to check and see if we 
distribute it. There are others in the ODA toolkit, and the toez 
program.\quotation{


>(3) ATK releases before the so-called Patch10 release this past June did

}\quotation{>not work well on Sparc's running SunOS 4.x.

}
\quotation{Just SPARCs?  What was changed in Patch 10?  ("Dynamic linking" 
isn't the answer, unless there's some way in which that worked OK on 68K's but 
not on SPARCs.  The dynamic linking is still done the old way in SunOS 
4.0[.x], because it has to be....)

}
Perhaps I'm misinformed on the particulars of the Sparc situation (we don't 
have any Sparcs, so that makes it difficult to follow). I know that many folks 
had problems pre-patch10, and things seem better now.


\quotation{>Or at this point, you might want to wait for the final X11R5 tape 
from

}\quotation{>MIT (due in October).

}
\quotation{"Final X11R5 tape"?  The thing they're offering for FTP is a 
preliminary

}\quotation{or beta version?  Or it just doesn't have the complete set of

}\quotation{contributed software?

}
\quotation{Is the version on the X11R5 tape going to be Patch 11 or so?

}
What they've done is to split the mit and contrib releases -- the final mit 
release is out now, the contrib release is in October. We were planning a 
patch 11, but have basically run out of time for that. We're now thinking in 
terms of a beta-R5 release, followed by the actual R5 release, containing what 
would have been in patch11, plus some other things (that kept us from getting 
patch11 out).


--David Anderson, ATK group

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We're alpha testing a pair of programs that convert between EZ and RTF formats.

The unique feature is that we encapsulate ATK text styles that
ordinarily would be impossible to express in RTF as invisible text.  If
you keep these invisible text segments, you would be able to recover
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in Microsoft Word.

We are still testing, and we have two features to add, so I can't make
it available today.  Are people interested in having such a program?

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\quotation{Some conversion tools also exist -- for example, there's an RTF to 
ATK translator, 

}
Note that RTF is one possible output file format from Microsoft Word and other 
word processors.  


The translator is distributed with ATK and installs as the file

	$\{ANDREWDIR\}/lib/ness/fromrtf.n

(where $\{ANDREWDIR\} is the installed ATK tree).


Fromrtf.n contains instructions for its use.  For example, to convert file 
x.rtf the simplest approach is:


	nessrun $\{ANDREWDIR\}/lib/ness/fromrtf.n x.rtf


The output file will be x.d (and any old x.d will be renamed to x.d.old)


Construction has been partly by trial and error, so your results may vary 
depending on which version of RTF the file was written in.  I would be 
interested to hear about problems resulting from other versions.


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Date: 12 Sep 91 03:45:31 GMT
From: sun-barr!ccut!wnoc-tyo-news!astemgw!icspub!everest!youki@apple.com  (Youki Kadobayashi)
Organization: Dept. of Info. and Comp. Sci., Osaka Univ., Japan
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Will Andrew support double-byte characters, such as Kanji or Hanzi, in
X11R5?

Thanks in advance,
--
Youki Kadobayashi
<youki@ics.osaka-u.ac.jp> or
<youki%ics.osaka-u.ac.jp@relay.cs.net>
Information Network Architecture Lab.
Dept. of Info. and Comp. Sci, Osaka University, Japan
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Does anyone have the patch for troff that allows it to
print embedded postscript?  I was told that this is what
most likely is preventing us from printing multimedia
messages off (we just get the header sheet!).

Thanks,
- JRB.
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\excerptedcaption{Excerpts from internet.info-andrew: 11-Sep-91 Re: Failures 
in when using .. nhead@psuvax1.cs.psu.edu (401)}




\quotation{Summary of the question then - is there any reason why, in an NFS 
network, the

}\quotation{Andrew executables should only work ON THE MACHINE ON WHICH THEY 
RESIDE/WERE

}\quotation{COMPILED and should fail when executed on clients of that 
machine??

}

\quotation{The key answer came from Gary (an ANDREW man) - use the "dotted" 
address for

}\quotation{DISPLAY rather than the symbolic form. Works just great! I only 
wish I knew

}\quotation{why and what it indicates about the setup of yellow pages etc on 
the system

}\quotation{in question.

}

Could it be that Sun machines running NIS (Yellow Pages) don't contain 
resolver code on client machines, and therefore don't pass resolver 
information to Andrew binaries via the RESOLVLIB definition in site.mcr? 
 (Under NIS, only the YP server contains resolver code.)


On Sun SPARC clients, running NIS, Andrew compiles and exhibits the strange 
resolver behavior described above.  However, on Sun SPARC clients that have 
had their libraries altered to run DNS without NIS, Andrew compiles and 
correctly resolves domain name addresses.



Bob Dew

National Institutes of Health

Bethesda, MD  20895

rdew@alw.nih.gov

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Date: Fri, 13 Sep 91 12:09:13 JST
From: kaz@slab.sfc.keio.ac.jp


Mr. Y. Kobayashi worte.

>>Will Andrew support double-byte characters, such as Kanji or Hanzi, in
>>X11R5?

A couple years ago, we developed double byte processing insets on the 
ATK under X11R3 or X11R4.  The version of the ATK is alpah and pre-released
software included in X11R4 distribution. 
However,  they no longer works on the currnet version. 
Most develpement stuff graduated and I am using NeXT now. So that,
I give up developemt and bug fixes of these insets.
If you need futhuer information, please contact me.

	-kaz
	Kaz. Kitagawa
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Date: 13 Sep 91 20:02:31 GMT
From: plx!plxsun!ming@sun.com  (Lak-Ming Lam)
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Subject: How to print ATK documentations
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Recently I download all the documentation files on ATK by sending
the command "get-directory doc/atk" to the andrew mail server.
I got all the files and I recongnized all the files have some kind of
fomatting commands in it.  How could I print out all this documentations
on a postscript printer?  Is there any utilities that I need to use?

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Date: 15 Sep 91 12:14:02 GMT
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Could someone please help me find a better server than Bradenville for using
IRC? Or better yet...could someone tell me who to contact about getting
Bradenville fixed? It was hacked and all the commands were erased.
Graci
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Could anyone tell me how to download the irc files from slopoke or cs.bu? I've
tried everything and nothing has worked. The sysops are just as puzzled as I
am. The problem: when I get the file it says "to local file:" What should
happen... I put in the file naame I want it saved under. What does happen... It
says "(file name) file not found" or "file name) file specification error".
Anyone know what to do? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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On page 123 of this month's Scientific American, there is a caption which
reads "Advanced electronic mail, such as this experimental setup at
Bellcore..."  The picture tells a somewhat different story... a messages window 
displaying:

From: David (can't read) <da0g+@andrew.cmu.edu>
To; Bulltein Board Administration <bb+andrew.fractals@andrew.cmu.edu>,
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Subject: Sample fractals: Sierpinski Triangle

[transcription errors mine]

:-)

-GAWollman
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For the record:  I supplied the picture, when two Scientific American
spent a day at my office.  There is indeed a Messages window, but also
several other windows in which my metamail and (if I recall correctly --
they took a LOT of pictures) ATOMICMAIL programs, which I've developed
here at Bellcore) are running.  You may not have noticed the others
because they're more subtle than Messages, but that's really the BSD
Mail program bringing up a picture of the space shuttle!

I disclaim responsibility for the specifics of the caption -- I told
them that the Andrew part was from CMU.  I felt justified in putting it
all in one screen image, however, since I was the author of both the CMU
and Bellcore mail programs on display...   I feel annoyed that CMU
didn't get any credit, but frankly even more annoyed that *I* didn't get
any credit after spending a whole  !@#$@# day with those folks...

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Subject: URGENT : begindata field

\begindata{text,2156640}
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\bold{Help !}


I'd like to know how to compute the\bold{ xxxxx} field that

comes in the\italic{ 


\\begindata\{object, xxxxx\} 

}
line of the andrew formatted file. I am trying to convert

from a non-andrew format to andrew format.


Lee\
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Choose any number (I generally use 1), placing the same number in the
begindata and matching enddata.  The only thing to make sure of is if
you have any embedded objects in the file (thus having multiple
begindata/enddata pairs), that each object has a distinct number.

Also note that when you read in the finle into ez and then write the
file back out, that number will change. 

Andy


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\template{messages}
\excerptedcaption{Excerpts from gripes: 17-Sep-91 vanishing cursor in ez James 
D. Zelenka (300+0)}


\quotation{In ez, if I have a line wrapped for length, and I put the cursor at 
the end of the line and hit the right arrow, the cursor vanishes. Hitting it 
again brings it onscreen from the left on the next line. It takes two left 
arrows to return it to its previous location, and it vanishes in between.

}
\quotation{-jim

}

\excerptedcaption{Excerpts from gripes: 17-Sep-91 Re: vanishing cursor in ez 
James D. Zelenka (99+0)}


\quotation{The file ~jz1j/itc/src/tactus/atk/actives/audio/Imakefile, line 15. 
My ez is 625 pixels wide

}
\quotation{-jim

}

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\template{messages}
\smaller{\bold{Date}: Tue, 17 Sep 1991 13:01:29 -0700 (PDT)

}\smaller{\bold{From}: Lee Boswell <boswell@iag.hp.com>

}\smaller{\bold{To}: info-andrew@andrew.cmu.edu

}\smaller{\bold{Subject}: URGENT : begindata field

}
\quotation{\bold{Help !}


I'd like to know how to compute the\bold{ xxxxx} field that

comes in the\italic{ 


\\begindata\{object, xxxxx\} 

}
line of the andrew formatted file. I am trying to convert

from a non-andrew format to andrew format.}


I can't swear to it, but I believe that those are random integers as far as 
the parser is concerned.  They just have to match up with the numbers on the 
corresponding \\enddata tags.


(I think that the output writer of ATK actually uses the pointer values 
(treated as integers) of some variables associated with the environments to 
generate those numbers.)


\quotation{Lee}


JR

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\begindata{text,7344008}
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\excerptedcaption{Excerpts from internet.info-andrew: 17-Sep-91 URGENT : 
begindata field Lee Boswell@iag.hp.com (209+0)}


\quotation{I'd like to know how to compute the\bold{ xxxxx} field that

}\quotation{comes in the\italic{ 

}}\italic{
\quotation{\\begindata\{object, xxxxx\} 

}}
\quotation{line of the andrew formatted file. I am trying to convert

}\quotation{from a non-andrew format to andrew format.

}
My understanding is that the token in the begindata is only used to tie the 
begindata's with the enddata's.  I've written several programs which create 
Andrew datastream from other sources for consumption by Andrew programs (like 
messages).  I've simply used things like ``1'' or ``97'' for the token and 
made sure that begin's and end's matched up.


			-Steve.\
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Well, as da0g+@andrew -- the person in the caption, I would just like to say 
that I am very very flattered.  (Plus, it's making my job interviews much more 
interesting....  ;-)


	Thanks,

		-dA.

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\begindata{text,270558876}
\textdsversion{12}
\template{messages}
\define{footnote

attr:[Flags OverBar Int Set]
attr:[FontSize PreviousFontSize Point -2]}
From \italic{Multimedia Applications Development with the Andrew
Toolkit}\footnote{\
\begindata{fnote,272615020}
\textdsversion{12}
by Nathaniel S. Borenstein\
\enddata{fnote,272615020}
\view{fnotev,272615020,38,0,0}}:


\quotation{The number in the begindata/enddata lines...is simply a unique
identifier for the object; if there is more than one [data] object in the
document, these numbers allow us to tell them apart.

}
So I believe you can just pick any old number as long as it's unique for a
given dataobject.


Hope this helps,

-- Dave\
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I think it was checkpointing when the crash
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                                 gtextv
                      Gesture Based TextView Object


                             Scott W. Hassan
                           Medical Informatics
                           St. Louis, Missouri
                      hassan@informatics.wustl.edu


After seeing the Gesture Package developed by Dean Rubine*, I decided
that Andrew needed an interface for gestures.  I put together this
simple text object that uses a few hand-made gestures to cut, copy,
paste, scroll, and set the dot.

*      Dean Rubine
        CMU Information Technology Center
        4910 Forbes Avenue
        Pittsburgh, PA 15213-3890
        Dean.Rubine@cs.cmu.edu


	I think this is an interesting type of interface, fast and efficient. 
If you have any additions to gtextv, please send them to me.  I created
this template textview object so that others could build on it, taking a
lot of load off me.  Well, have fun.
-- 

				Scott W. Hassan
				hassan@informatics.wustl.edu
				Medical Informatics


#! /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:  Imakefile README README.ez gtextv.c gtextv.ch mygest.cl
#   test.ez testapp.c testapp.ch
# Wrapped by hassan@informatics on Tue Jul 30 09:49:43 1991
PATH=/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/ucb ; export PATH
if test -f 'Imakefile' -a "${1}" != "-c" ; then 
  echo shar: Will not clobber existing file \"'Imakefile'\"
else
echo shar: Extracting \"'Imakefile'\" \(680 characters\)
sed "s/^X//" >'Imakefile' <<'END_OF_FILE'
X#******************************************************************************
X#*
X#* gtextv - Gesture Text View
X#* Medical Informatics 
X#* Washington University, St. Louis
X#* July 29, 1991
X#*
X#* Scott Hassan
X#* Steve Cousins
X#* Mark Frisse
X#*
X#******************************************************************************
X
XGESTURE = /mig/hassan/gesture
XGESTURE_RECOG_LIB = $(GESTURE)/recognition/librecog.a
X
XLOCALINCLUDES = -I$(GESTURE)/recognition/
X
XDOBJS = testapp.do gtextv.do
XIHFILES = testapp.ih gtextv.ih
X
XNormalObjectRule()
XNormalATKRule()
X
XDynamicMultiObject(gtextv.do, gtextv.o, $(GESTURE_RECOG_LIB), -lm)
XDynamicMultiObject(testapp.do, testapp.o, ,)
X
XDependTarget()
X
X
END_OF_FILE
if test 680 -ne `wc -c <'Imakefile'`; then
    echo shar: \"'Imakefile'\" unpacked with wrong size!
fi
# end of 'Imakefile'
fi
if test -f 'README' -a "${1}" != "-c" ; then 
  echo shar: Will not clobber existing file \"'README'\"
else
echo shar: Extracting \"'README'\" \(3268 characters\)
sed "s/^X//" >'README' <<'END_OF_FILE'
X
X
X                                 gtextv
X                      Gesture Based TextView Object
X
X
X                             Scott W. Hassan
X                           Medical Informatics
X                           St. Louis, Missouri
X                      hassan@informatics.wustl.edu
X
X
XAfter seeing the Gesture Package developed by Dean Rubine*, I decided
Xthat Andrew needed an interface for gestures.  I put together this
Xsimple text object that uses a few hand-made gestures to cut, copy,
Xpaste, scroll, and set the dot.
X
X*      Dean Rubine
X        CMU Information Technology Center
X        4910 Forbes Avenue
X        Pittsburgh, PA 15213-3890
X        Dean.Rubine@cs.cmu.edu
X
X
X1.0 Compiling:
X
X1. ftp the gestures package from emsworth.andrew.cmu.edu (128.2.30.62). 
Xfile: /gestures/gestures.tar.Z
X
X2. uncompress, untar, and make it.
X
X3. In the gtextv's Imakefile, change the GESTURE variable to reflect the
Xinstallation directory.
X
X4. genmake and make it.
X
X5. run the test program.
X
X2.0 The Gestures:
X
XFlick Up:
X	-- Scrolls one screen view full of text up.
X  [An Andrew ToolKit view (an animated drawing) was included here, but
X                        could not be displayed.]
XFlick Down:
X	-- Scrolls one screen view full of text down.
X  [An Andrew ToolKit view (an animated drawing) was included here, but
X                        could not be displayed.]
X
XFlick Top:
X	-- Scrolls to the top of the document.
X  [An Andrew ToolKit view (an animated drawing) was included here, but
X                        could not be displayed.]
X
XFlick Bottom:
X	-- Scrolls to the bottom of the document.
X  [An Andrew ToolKit view (an animated drawing) was included here, but
X                        could not be displayed.]
XRegion Start:
X	-- Position of the start of a Region.
X  [An Andrew ToolKit view (an animated drawing) was included here, but
X                        could not be displayed.]
XRegion End:
X	-- Position of the end of a Region and then highlight.
X
X  [An Andrew ToolKit view (an animated drawing) was included here, but
X                        could not be displayed.]
XSelect Region:
X	-- Selects a region of text.  (simply, drag the mouse over text.  The
Xstarting and ending points determine the region. )
X
X  [An Andrew ToolKit view (an animated drawing) was included here, but
X                        could not be displayed.]
X
X
X
XCut Region:
X	-- Delete the selected Region from the text and place it in the cut
Xbuffer.  Using the start of the gesture as the hot-spot.  Here are two
Xcommon gestures for delete.
X
X  [An Andrew ToolKit view (an animated drawing) was included here, but
X could not be displayed.]	[An Andrew ToolKit view (an animated drawing)
X             was included here, but could not be displayed.]
X
X
X
XPaste Region:
X	-- Yanks a Region from the cut buffer to the start of the gesture.
X	Note: Try to make it rounder than the figure.  Basically, an upper-case P.
X  [An Andrew ToolKit view (an animated drawing) was included here, but
X                        could not be displayed.]
X3.0 Comments:
X
X	I think this is an interesting type of interface, fast and efficient. 
XIf you have any additions to gtextv, please send them to me.  I created
Xthis template textview object so that others could build on it, taking a
Xlot of load off me.  Well, have fun.
END_OF_FILE
if test 3268 -ne `wc -c <'README'`; then
    echo shar: \"'README'\" unpacked with wrong size!
fi
# end of 'README'
fi
if test -f 'README.ez' -a "${1}" != "-c" ; then 
  echo shar: Will not clobber existing file \"'README.ez'\"
else
echo shar: Extracting \"'README.ez'\" \(5162 characters\)
sed "s/^X//" >'README.ez' <<'END_OF_FILE'
X\begindata{text,876632}
X\textdsversion{12}
X\template{default}
X
X
X
X\majorheading{\italic{\majorheading{gtextv}}}
X
X\majorheading{Gesture Based TextView Object}
X
X
X
X\center{Scott W. Hassan
X
XMedical Informatics
X
XSt. Louis, Missouri
X
X\typewriter{\smaller{hassan@informatics.wustl.edu}}}
X
X
X
XAfter seeing the Gesture Package developed by Dean Rubine*, I decided that 
XAndrew needed an interface for gestures.  I put together this simple text 
Xobject that uses a few hand-made gestures to cut, copy, paste, scroll, and set 
Xthe dot.
X
X\smaller{\smaller{
X*      Dean Rubine
X
X        CMU Information Technology Center
X
X        4910 Forbes Avenue
X
X        Pittsburgh, PA 15213-3890
X
X        Dean.Rubine@cs.cmu.edu
X
X}}
X
X\section{1.0 Compiling:}
X
X
X1. ftp the gestures package from \typewriter{emsworth.andrew.cmu.edu} 
X(128.2.30.62). 
X
Xfile: \typewriter{/gestures/gestures.tar.Z}
X
X
X2. \typewriter{uncompress}, un\typewriter{tar}, and \typewriter{make} it.
X
X
X3. In the gtextv's \typewriter{Imakefile}, change the \typewriter{GESTURE} 
Xvariable to reflect the installation directory.
X
X
X4. \typewriter{genmake} and \typewriter{make} it.
X
X
X5. run the \typewriter{test} program.
X
X
X\section{2.0 The Gestures:}
X
X
X\subsection{Flick Up:
X
X}	-- Scrolls one screen view full of text up.
X
X\center{\
X\begindata{fad,913512}
X$C 10
X$T 30
X$L andy12
X$P 0,0,20000,256
X$F
X$V 38,68 37,55
X$F
X$V 39,69 39,42
X$F
X$V 38,69 38,12
X$$
X\enddata{fad,913512}
X\view{fadview,913512,0,74,80}
X}
X\subsection{Flick Down:
X
X}	-- Scrolls one screen view full of text down.
X
X\center{\
X\begindata{fad,917632}
X$C 10
X$T 30
X$L andy12
X$P 0,0,20000,256
X$F
X$V 36,7 36,20
X$F
X$V 34,11 34,33
X$F
X$V 34,14 34,68
X$$
X\enddata{fad,917632}
X\view{fadview,917632,1,74,80}
X
X}
X\subsection{Flick Top:
X
X}	-- Scrolls to the top of the document.
X
X\center{\
X\begindata{fad,920608}
X$C 10
X$T 30
X$L andy12
X$P 0,0,20000,256
X$F
X$V 37,70 36,56
X$F
X$V 37,69 37,44
X$F
X$V 34,68 34,14
X$F
X$V 35,67 35,9
X$V 35,9 41,15
X$F
X$V 35,65 35,10
X$V 35,10 50,28
X$$
X\enddata{fad,920608}
X\view{fadview,920608,2,74,80}
X
X}
X\subsection{Flick Bottom:}
X
X	-- Scrolls to the bottom of the document.
X
X\center{\
X\begindata{fad,923904}
X$C 10
X$T 30
X$L andy12
X$P 0,0,20000,256
X$F
X$V 35,8 35,21
X$F
X$V 38,10 39,40
X$V 39,40 39,40
X$F
X$V 34,14 34,68
X$F
X$V 35,9 35,67
X$V 35,67 41,58
X$F
X$V 35,10 35,69
X$V 35,69 49,47
X$$
X\enddata{fad,923904}
X\view{fadview,923904,3,74,80}
X}
X\subsection{Region Start:}
X
X	-- Position of the start of a Region.
X
X\center{\
X\begindata{fad,927232}
X$C 10
X$T 30
X$L andy12
X$P 0,0,20000,256
X$F
X$V 50,17 38,17
X$F
X$V 52,19 21,19
X$V 21,19 21,28
X$F
X$V 51,20 22,20
X$V 22,20 22,63
X$V 22,63 30,64
X$F
X$V 49,18 20,18
X$V 20,18 24,62
X$V 24,62 51,62
X$$
X\enddata{fad,927232}
X\view{fadview,927232,4,74,80}
X}
X\subsection{Region End:}
X
X	-- Position of the end of a Region and then highlight.
X
X
X\center{\
X\begindata{fad,930608}
X$C 10
X$T 30
X$L andy12
X$P 0,0,20000,256
X$F
X$V 21,19 30,19
X$F
X$V 20,20 47,20
X$V 47,20 47,30
X$F
X$V 22,21 51,20
X$V 51,20 51,63
X$V 51,63 41,63
X$F
X$V 24,16 53,16
X$V 53,16 54,64
X$V 54,64 28,62
X$$
X\enddata{fad,930608}
X\view{fadview,930608,5,74,80}
X}
X\subsection{Select Region:}
X
X	-- Selects a region of text.  (simply, drag the mouse over text.  The 
Xstarting and ending points determine the region. )
X
X
X\center{\
X\begindata{fad,933968}
X$C 10
X$T 30
X$L andy12
X$P 0,0,20000,256
X$F
X$V 4,17 19,31
X$F
X$V 9,15 60,63
X$$
X\enddata{fad,933968}
X\view{fadview,933968,6,74,80}
X}
X
X
X
X\subsection{Cut Region:}
X
X	-- Delete the selected Region from the text and place it in the cut buffer. 
X Using the start of the gesture as the hot-spot.  Here are two common gestures 
Xfor delete.
X
X
X\center{\
X\begindata{fad,936840}
X$C 10
X$T 30
X$L andy12
X$P 0,0,20000,256
X$F
X$V 15,18 22,28
X$F
X$V 20,20 47,60
X$V 47,60 47,46
X$F
X$V 17,19 51,63
X$V 51,63 49,15
X$V 49,15 38,29
X$F
X$V 24,16 54,64
X$V 54,64 53,16
X$V 53,16 21,63
X$$
X\enddata{fad,936840}
X\view{fadview,936840,7,74,80}}	
X\center{\
X\begindata{fad,940200}
X$C 10
X$T 30
X$L andy12
X$P 0,0,20000,256
X$F
X$V 4,55 15,51
X$F
X$V 6,56 45,36
X$V 45,36 47,30
X$F
X$V 8,56 45,40
X$V 45,40 49,25
X$F
X$V 11,63 45,40
X$V 45,40 46,27
X$V 46,27 35,19
X$V 35,19 27,32
X$F
X$V 11,63 45,42
X$V 45,42 47,30
X$V 47,30 41,20
X$V 36,18 29,25
X$V 29,25 32,38
X$V 32,38 45,42
X$V 45,42 52,39
X$F
X$V 13,60 45,40
X$V 45,40 45,29
X$V 45,29 32,23
X$V 32,23 29,32
X$V 29,32 39,38
X$V 39,38 50,42
X$V 50,42 69,29
X$$
X\enddata{fad,940200}
X\view{fadview,940200,8,74,80}
X
X}
X
X
X\subsection{Paste Region:}
X
X	-- Yanks a Region from the cut buffer to the start of the gesture.
X
X	Note: Try to make it rounder than the figure.  Basically, an upper-case P.
X
X\center{\
X\begindata{fad,944440}
X$C 10
X$T 30
X$L andy12
X$P 0,0,20000,256
X$F
X$V 18,65 20,47
X$F
X$V 21,63 26,17
X$V 26,17 33,18
X$F
X$V 20,63 27,14
X$V 27,14 55,16
X$V 55,16 51,20
X$F
X$V 18,64 29,11
X$V 29,11 60,12
X$V 60,12 51,38
X$V 51,38 43,39
X$F
X$V 20,63 28,12
X$V 28,12 60,12
X$V 60,12 49,39
X$V 49,39 22,39
X$$
X\enddata{fad,944440}
X\view{fadview,944440,9,74,80}
X}
X\section{3.0 Comments:
X
X}
X	I think this is an interesting type of interface, fast and efficient.  If you 
Xhave any additions to gtextv, please send them to me.  I created this template 
Xtextview object so that others could build on it, taking a lot of load off me. 
X Well, have fun.
X
X\enddata{text,876632}
END_OF_FILE
if test 5162 -ne `wc -c <'README.ez'`; then
    echo shar: \"'README.ez'\" unpacked with wrong size!
fi
# end of 'README.ez'
fi
if test -f 'gtextv.c' -a "${1}" != "-c" ; then 
  echo shar: Will not clobber existing file \"'gtextv.c'\"
else
echo shar: Extracting \"'gtextv.c'\" \(9374 characters\)
sed "s/^X//" >'gtextv.c' <<'END_OF_FILE'
X/******************************************************************************
X *
X * gtextv - Gesture Text View
X * Medical Informatics 
X * Washington University, St. Louis
X * July 29, 1991
X *
X * Scott Hassan
X * Steve Cousins
X * Mark Frisse
X *
X *****************************************************************************/
X
X#define NOPOINT -1L
X
X#define MODULE "gtextv"
X/*#define DEBUGFLAG */
X
X/*****************************************************************************
X * 
X * gtextv.c -- The Gesture Text View Module
X *
X *****************************************************************************/
X
X#include <stdio.h>
X#include <sys/types.h>
X#include <sys/time.h>
X
X#include <class.h>
X#include <text.ih>
X#include <textv.ih>
X#include <dataobj.ih>
X#include <mark.ih>
X#include <environ.ih>
X
X/*****************************************************************************/
X
X#include <gtextv.eh>
X
X#include <math.h>
X#include "util.h"
X#include "bool.h"
X#include "bitvector.h"
X#include "matrix.h"
X#include "sc.h"
X#include "fv.h"
X#include "zdebug.h"
X
X/*****************************************************************************/
X
Xlong clock();
XsClassifier fullclassifier;
XsClassifier doneclassifier;
Xstatic FV fv;
Xchar _zdebug_flag[128];
X
Xchar *ClassifyFv();
Xchar *ClassifyVector();
X
X#define GESTURE_FILE "mygest.cl"
X
X/******************************************************************************
X * InitializeClass(class)
X * 
X * Setup the Gesture Recognizer and Read in the Gesture file.
X *
X *****************************************************************************/
X
Xboolean gtextv__InitializeClass(class) 
X     struct classheader *class;
X{
X  FILE *fp;
X  char *temp;
X  char *filename;
X
X  doneclassifier = NULL;
X
X  temp = (char *) environ_GetProfile("GestureFile");
X
X  if(temp == NULL) 
X    filename = (char *) strdup(GESTURE_FILE);
X  else
X    filename = (char *) strdup(temp);
X
X  fp = fopen(filename,"r");
X
X  if(fp == NULL) {
X    printf("gtextv: Cannot find file: %s\n", filename);
X    return FALSE;
X  }
X
X  fullclassifier = sRead(fp);
X  fclose(fp);
X
X  fv = FvAlloc(0);
X
X  free(filename);
X
X  return TRUE;
X}     
X
X/******************************************************************************
X * InitializeObject(class, self)
X * 
X * Set the object's initial data to null values.
X *
X *****************************************************************************/
X
Xboolean gtextv__InitializeObject(class, self)
X     struct classheader *class;
X     struct gtextv *self;
X{
X  self->parstart = NOPOINT;
X  self->parend = NOPOINT;
X
X  self->limit = 500;
X  self->xp = (int *)malloc(self->limit * sizeof(int));
X  self->yp = (int *)malloc(self->limit * sizeof(int));
X  self->index = 0;
X
X  return TRUE;
X}
X/******************************************************************************
X * FinalizeObject(class, self)
X * 
X * Free up some of the used memory.
X *
X *****************************************************************************/
X
Xvoid gtextv__FinalizeObject(class, self)
X     struct classheader *class;
X     struct gtextv *self;
X{
X  free(self->xp);
X  free(self->yp);
X}
X
X/******************************************************************************
X * Hit(self, action, x, y, numclicks)
X * 
X * Track the mouse cursor and process the path.
X *
X *****************************************************************************/
X
Xstruct view *gtextv__Hit(self, action, x, y, numclicks)
X     struct gtextv *self;
X     enum view_MouseAction action;
X     long x,y, numclicks;
X{
X  int i;
X  struct view *temp;
X  int transfer;
X  long ts_timer;
X  char *class;
X  struct rectangle VisualRect;
X  struct view *vptr;
X  long newPos;
X  int my, mx;
X
X  newPos = gtextv_Locate(self,x,y, &vptr);
X
X  temp = (struct view *)self;
X  ts_timer = clock() / 1000;
X
X  gtextv_GetVisualBounds(self, &VisualRect);
X  
X  gtextv_SetTransferMode(self, graphic_XOR);
X
X  if(action == view_LeftMovement) { /* Track the mouse movements */
X    self->xp[self->index] = x;
X    self->yp[self->index] = y;
X    gtextv_MoveTo(self, self->xp[self->index - 1], self->yp[self->index - 1]);
X    gtextv_DrawLineTo(self, x, y);
X    self->index++;
X    FvAddPoint(fv, x, VisualRect.height - y, ts_timer, 0);
X
X  } else if(action == view_LeftDown) { /* signals the start of an action */
X    self->xp[self->index] = x;
X    self->yp[self->index] = y;
X    gtextv_MoveTo(self, x, y);
X    gtextv_DrawLineTo(self, x, y);
X    self->index++;
X    FvInit(fv); /* initialize the gesture handler */
X    FvAddPoint(fv, x, VisualRect.height - y, ts_timer, 0);
X
X  } else if(action == view_LeftUp) {  /* signals the end of an action */
X    i=0;
X    gtextv_MoveTo(self, self->xp[i], self->yp[i]);
X    for(i=0; i<self->index; i++) {
X      gtextv_DrawLineTo(self, self->xp[i], self->yp[i]);
X    }
X    FvAddPoint(fv, x, VisualRect.height - y, ts_timer, 0);
X    class = ClassifyFv(); /* Classify the sampled points into a gesture */
X/*    printf("clasifyfv: %s\n", class);*/
X/************************************************************ PARSTART Gesture handler *****/
X    if(!strcmp(class, "parstart")) {
X      if(CalcMiddle(self->xp, self->yp, self->index, &mx, &my)==TRUE) {
X	self->parstart = gtextv_Locate(self,mx,my, &vptr);
X	if(self->parend != NOPOINT) {
X	  if(self->parstart < self->parend) {
X	    gtextv_SetDotPosition(self, self->parstart);
X	    gtextv_SetDotLength(self, self->parend - self->parstart);
X	    textview_CopyRegionCmd(self);
X	  } else {
X	    gtextv_SetDotPosition(self, self->parstart);
X	    gtextv_SetDotLength(self, 0);
X	  }
X	}
X      }
X/************************************************************ PAREND Gesture handler *****/
X    } else if(!strcmp(class, "parend")) {
X      if(CalcMiddle(self->xp, self->yp, self->index, &mx, &my)==TRUE) {
X	self->parend = gtextv_Locate(self,mx,my, &vptr);
X	if(self->parstart != NOPOINT) {
X	  if(self->parstart > self->parend) {
X	    self->parstart = NOPOINT;
X	    self->parend = NOPOINT;
X	  } else {
X	    gtextv_SetDotPosition(self, self->parstart);
X	    gtextv_SetDotLength(self, self->parend - self->parstart);
X	    textview_CopyRegionCmd(self);
X	  }
X	}
X      }
X/************************************************************ .DOT Gesture handler *****/
X    } else if(!strcmp(class, ".dot")) {
X      self->parstart = NOPOINT;
X      self->parend = NOPOINT;
X      
X      gtextv_SetDotLength(self, 0);
X      gtextv_SetDotPosition(self, newPos);
X/************************************************************ TOP Gesture handler *****/
X    } else if(!strcmp(class, "top")) {
X      textview_BeginningOfTextCmd(self);
X/************************************************************ BOTTOM Gesture handler *****/
X    } else if(!strcmp(class, "bottom")) {
X      textview_EndOfTextCmd(self);
X/************************************************************ DOWN Gesture handler *****/
X    } else if(!strcmp(class, "down")) {
X      textview_NextScreenCmd(self);
X/************************************************************ UP Gesture handler *****/
X    } else if(!strcmp(class, "up")) {
X      textview_PrevScreenCmd(self);
X/************************************************************ PASTE Gesture handler *****/
X    } else if(!strcmp(class, "paste")) {
X      newPos = gtextv_Locate(self,self->xp[0],self->yp[0], &vptr);
X      gtextv_SetDotPosition(self, newPos);
X      gtextv_SetDotLength(self, 0);
X      textview_YankCmd(self);
X      self->parstart = newPos;
X      self->parend = newPos + gtextv_GetDotLength(self);
X/************************************************************ SELECT Gesture handler *****/
X    } else if(!strcmp(class, "select")) {
X      self->parstart = gtextv_Locate(self, self->xp[0], self->yp[0], &vptr);
X      self->parend = gtextv_Locate(self, self->xp[self->index - 1], 
X				     self->yp[self->index - 1], &vptr);
X      gtextv_SetDotPosition(self, self->parstart);
X      gtextv_SetDotLength(self, self->parend - self->parstart);
X      textview_CopyRegionCmd(self);
X/************************************************************ DELETE Gesture handler *****/
X    } else if(!strcmp(class, "delete")) {
X      newPos = gtextv_Locate(self,self->xp[0],self->yp[0], &vptr);
X      if(gtextv_GetDotLength(self) >= 0) {
X	if(self->parstart != NOPOINT && self->parend != NOPOINT) {
X	  if(newPos >= self->parstart && newPos <= self->parend) {
X	    textview_ZapRegionCmd(self);
X	    self->parstart = NOPOINT;
X	    self->parend = NOPOINT;
X	  }
X	}
X      }
X    }
X    self->index = 0;
X  }
X
X  gtextv_SetTransferMode(self, graphic_COPY);
X  return((struct view *)temp);
X}
X
X/**********************************************************************/
X
XCalcMiddle(xp, yp, length, middlex, middley)
X     int *xp;
X     int *yp;
X     int length;
X     int *middlex;
X     int *middley;
X{
X  int i;
X
X
X  if(length>0) {
X    *middlex = *middley = 0;
X
X    for(i=0; i<length; i++) {
X      *middlex += xp[i];
X      *middley += yp[i];
X    }
X    *middlex = *middlex / length;
X    *middley = *middley / length;
X    return TRUE;
X  } else {
X    *middlex = NOPOINT;
X    *middley = NOPOINT;
X    return FALSE;
X  }
X}
X
X/**********************************************************************/
X
Xchar *ClassifyFv()
X{
X  Vector v;
X
X  v = FvCalc(fv);
X  return ClassifyVector(v);
X}
X
X/**********************************************************************/
X
Xchar *ClassifyVector(y)
X     Vector y;
X{
X  register sClassDope cd;
X  
X  cd = sClassify(fullclassifier, y);
X  if(cd == NULL) {
X    return NULL;
X  } else {
X    return(cd->name);
X  }
X}
X
END_OF_FILE
if test 9374 -ne `wc -c <'gtextv.c'`; then
    echo shar: \"'gtextv.c'\" unpacked with wrong size!
fi
# end of 'gtextv.c'
fi
if test -f 'gtextv.ch' -a "${1}" != "-c" ; then 
  echo shar: Will not clobber existing file \"'gtextv.ch'\"
else
echo shar: Extracting \"'gtextv.ch'\" \(1162 characters\)
sed "s/^X//" >'gtextv.ch' <<'END_OF_FILE'
X/******************************************************************************
X *
X * gtextv - Gesture Text View
X * Medical Informatics 
X * Washington University, St. Louis
X * July 29, 1991
X *
X * Scott Hassan
X * Steve Cousins
X * Mark Frisse
X *
X *****************************************************************************/
X
X/*****************************************************************************
X * 
X * gtextv.c -- The Gesture Text View Module
X *
X *****************************************************************************/
X
Xclass gtextv : textview [textv] {
X
X overrides:
X  Hit(enum view_MouseAction action, long x, long y, long numberOfClicks)
X    returns struct view *;
X methods:
X classprocedures:
X  InitializeClass() returns boolean;
X  InitializeObject(struct gtextv *self) returns boolean;
X  FinalizeObject(struct gtextv *self);
X
X data:
X  int *xp, *yp;          /* Mouse Buffering Arrays */
X  int index;             /* The current length of the buffers */
X  int limit;             /* The current limit of the buffers */
X  long parstart, parend; /* The starting and ending positions for */
X                         /* the selected region. */
X}; 
X
X
END_OF_FILE
if test 1162 -ne `wc -c <'gtextv.ch'`; then
    echo shar: \"'gtextv.ch'\" unpacked with wrong size!
fi
# end of 'gtextv.ch'
fi
if test -f 'mygest.cl' -a "${1}" != "-c" ; then 
  echo shar: Will not clobber existing file \"'mygest.cl'\"
else
echo shar: Extracting \"'mygest.cl'\" \(3868 characters\)
sed "s/^X//" >'mygest.cl' <<'END_OF_FILE'
X11 classes
Xparstart
Xparend
Xdelete
Xup
Xdown
Xtop
Xbottom
X.dot
Xpaste
Xbold
Xselect
X V 12    -0.981138 -0.121676 48.9693 1.07576 42.3684 0.018445 -0.99203 77.6531 -2.9226 4.40199 3.64243 11.825
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X\chapter{\bigger{\bigger{SEARCH HELP WINDOW
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X}}
X}\author{\smaller{WALT (Washington University's Approach to Lots of 
XText)}}\chapter{
X
X}\author{Scott W. Hassan
X
XJune 1991
X
X
X
X}\section{\bold{1.0 Searching and Walt:}}
X
X
X\paragraph{\italic{Walt}'s most powerful feature and main objective is its 
Xhigh speed searching.  The high speed is accompished through the use of word 
Xindexes that point to the documents that contain the search query word.  When 
Xa group of search hits (a \italic{search hit} is a specific instance of the 
Xword or group of words in the text) are found, depending on the search 
Xalgorithm used, they are ordered in some way and displayed allowing the user 
Xto choose from the possible search hits.
X
X}\section{
X\bold{2.0 The Search Input Dialog:
X
X
X}}\paragraph{\section{\section{Before doing a search when using \italic{Walt}, 
Xthe screen display should look like Figure 2.0.  This is the \italic{search 
Xinput dialog }}}and allows the user to enter a search query and gives options 
Xto control the search.  To enter a search query, just start typing a word on 
Xthe keyboard (remember, keep the mouse in the \italic{Walt} window.)   The 
Xword should appear below in the Search Input Dialog.  You can use most editing 
Xcommands to correctly enter the search query.  Use spaces to denote different 
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X}\paragraph{After typing the search query (should look like Figure 2.1), 
Xeither click on the \bold{Apply} button or hit the \bold{Return} key.  This 
Xwill activate the search and the program will be busy for a while.  Just sit 
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X}}\center{
X}\paragraph{Figure 3.0 displays the result of the search query.  A search was 
Xmade for the word \bold{\typewriter{cardiac }}and there were 248 hits of 
Xcardiac throughout the text database.  The histogram shows a sorted list of 
Xsearch hits.  The X axis is an individual section where the search hit occurs 
Xand the Y axis is the logarithmic weight of the search hit.   The first dotted 
Xline is a weight of 10, the second is a weight of 100, and the top of the 
Xhistogram has a weight of 1000.  Rarely should you ever get a weight over 100. 
X On the left of the histogram, there are the 'best' search hits decreasing to 
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X
X}
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Xthat the search hit is in another book, the gray bars mean that the search hit 
Xis in the current book but in another chapter, and the black bars mean that 
Xthe search hit is in the current chapter.
X
X
X}\paragraph{The buttons at the bottom of the Search Result Dialog are 
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X\bold{Next} Button is used to move to the next search hit and the 
X\bold{Previous} Button is used to move to the previous search hit.  The 
X\bold{Next} Button is associated with the \bold{Return} key so that you can 
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Xg10o4024o1201	o04g4001g |
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Xg03n06g08c0m01	88g30n60g0c18	g |
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Xzx |
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X\view{rasterview,1130688,2,0,0}
X\italic{Figure 3.0}
X
X}\paragraph{\author{\section{
X}}}\bold{ALSO SEE}
X
X	\typewriter{WALT
X
X	tf-idf weighting scheme
X
X}\enddata{text,1031800}
END_OF_FILE
if test 10865 -ne `wc -c <'test.ez'`; then
    echo shar: \"'test.ez'\" unpacked with wrong size!
fi
# end of 'test.ez'
fi
if test -f 'testapp.c' -a "${1}" != "-c" ; then 
  echo shar: Will not clobber existing file \"'testapp.c'\"
else
echo shar: Extracting \"'testapp.c'\" \(2576 characters\)
sed "s/^X//" >'testapp.c' <<'END_OF_FILE'
X/******************************************************************************
X *
X * testapp.ch - Test Application
X * Medical Informatics 
X * Washington University, St. Louis
X * July 29, 1991
X *
X * Scott Hassan
X * Steve Cousins
X * Mark Frisse
X *
X *****************************************************************************/
X
X#define TESTLOADFILE "test.ez"
X
X/*****************************************************************************
X * 
X * testapp.c -- The application module
X *
X *****************************************************************************/
X
X#include <im.ih>
X#include <frame.ih>
X#include <event.ih>
X#include <app.ih>
X#include <text.ih>
X#include <textv.ih>
X#include <attribs.h>
X#include <scroll.ih>
X#include <filetype.ih>
X
X#include <gtextv.ih>
X
X/*****************************************************************************/
X
X#include <stdio.h>
X
X#include <testapp.eh>
X
X
X/*****************************************************************************/
X
Xboolean testapp__InitializeObject(classID, self)
X     struct classheader *classID;
X     struct testapp *self;
X{
X  return TRUE;
X
X}
X
Xvoid testapp__FinalizeObject(classID, self) 
X     struct classheader *classID;
X     struct testapp *self;
X{
X}
X
X/*****************************************************************************/
X
Xboolean testapp__Start(self)
Xstruct testapp *self;
X{
X  struct attributes attrs, *attr;
X  long objectID;
X  FILE *fp;
X
X  self->im = im_Create(NULL); /* Create an interaction manager. */
X  if(!self->im) {
X      printf("%s: failed to start an interaction manager.\n",testapp_GetName(self));
X      return(FALSE);
X    }
X
X  self->gtextv = gtextv_New(); /* Create an IRS view.            */
X  if(!self->gtextv) { 
X      printf("%s: failed to create the IRS view object.\n",testapp_GetName(self));
X      return(FALSE);
X    }
X
X  self->text = text_New();
X  gtextv_SetDataObject(self->gtextv, self->text);
X
X  attrs.next = (struct attributes *)NULL;
X  attrs.value.integer = 0;
X  text_SetAttributes(self->text, &attrs);
X
X  self->scroll = scroll_Create(self->gtextv, scroll_LEFT);
X
X  attr = NULL;
X
X  fp = fopen(TESTLOADFILE,"r");
X  filetype_Lookup(fp, TESTLOADFILE, &objectID, attr);
X
X  if(attr != NULL)
X    text_SetAttributes(self->text, attr);
X    
X  text_Read(self->text, fp, objectID);
X  fclose(fp);
X
X  text_SetAttributes(self->text, &attrs);
X/*  text_SetReadOnly(self->text, TRUE);*/
X
X  self->frame = frame_New();
X  frame_SetView(self->frame, self->scroll);
X  im_SetView(self->im, self->frame);
X
X  gtextv_WantInputFocus(self->gtextv, self->gtextv);
X
X  im_ForceUpdate();
X
X  return TRUE;
X
X}
END_OF_FILE
if test 2576 -ne `wc -c <'testapp.c'`; then
    echo shar: \"'testapp.c'\" unpacked with wrong size!
fi
# end of 'testapp.c'
fi
if test -f 'testapp.ch' -a "${1}" != "-c" ; then 
  echo shar: Will not clobber existing file \"'testapp.ch'\"
else
echo shar: Extracting \"'testapp.ch'\" \(679 characters\)
sed "s/^X//" >'testapp.ch' <<'END_OF_FILE'
X/******************************************************************************
X *
X * testapp.ch - Test Application
X * Medical Informatics 
X * Washington University, St. Louis
X * July 29, 1991
X *
X * Scott Hassan
X * Steve Cousins
X * Mark Frisse
X *
X *****************************************************************************/
X
Xclass testapp : application[app] {
X	overrides:
X	  Start() returns boolean;
X	methods:
X	classprocedures:
X	  InitializeObject(struct testapp *self) returns boolean;
X	  FinalizeObject(struct testapp *self);
X	data:
X	  struct im *im;
X	  struct view *view;
X	  struct gtextv *gtextv;
X	  struct text *text;
X	  struct frame *frame;
X	  struct scroll *scroll;
X};
END_OF_FILE
if test 679 -ne `wc -c <'testapp.ch'`; then
    echo shar: \"'testapp.ch'\" unpacked with wrong size!
fi
# end of 'testapp.ch'
fi
echo shar: End of shell archive.
exit 0
-- 

				Scott W. Hassan
				hassan@informatics.wustl.edu
				Medical Informatics
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There's an option you can set to get it to checkpoint somewhere other
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To: andy@roma.intecs.it (Andrew Takats)
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andy@roma.intecs.it (Andrew Takats) writes:
> I am writing a subclass of a class that already has a Read and Write 
> procedure.  I would like to add some data, and have the new class 
> read/write both its data and then let the superclass do its thing 
> (either before or after my class).  It seems reasonably clean when Reading
> (I merely call the superclass Read proc after reading my data, and 
> it will handle reading the enddata), but Writing appears painful, since
> Write procedures are supposed to write both the begindata and enddata
> lines, which I'd have liked to suppress for the superclass if possible.
> 
> Do I have to include the entire strean (begindata & enddata) for the
> superclass in my new class, and if so, is there a clean, established 
> way of doing so? 

I don't know whether you've received a response to this question yet
or not, so here's mine.

Each Write method MUST write the begindata and enddata line; each Read
method MUST read everything after the begindata line up to and
including the enddata line.  One could imagine a slightly different
protocol which would trivially permit what you want to do; i.e.,
different methods for WriteBegindata, WriteEnddata, ReadEnddata,
WriteRealData, and ReadRealData.  Then, you could call
super_WriteBegindata, super_WriteRealData, the subclass's own
WriteRealData, and super_WriteEnddata.

But this is not the case.

Since super_Write will write out begindata and enddata lines, why not
let the subclass's datastream look like this:

	\begindata{subclass,xxyyzz}
	\begindata{superclass,uuvvww}
	Superclass data
	goes here
	\enddata{superclass,uuvvww}
	Subclass-only data
	goes here
	\enddata{subclass,xxyyzz}

Your subclass_Write procedure would then look like this:

	fprintf(... "\\begindata{%s,%ld}\n" ...)
	super_Write(...)
	fprintf(... "Subclass-only data" ...)
	fprintf(... "\\enddata{%s,%ld}\n" ...)

Your subclass_Read procedure would look like:

	fgets(...) /* Read past the "\begindata{superclass...}" line */
	super_Read(...)
	fscanf(... "Subclass-only data" ...)
	fgets(...) /* Read the \enddata{subclass...}" line */

Is this what you want?
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Dave Gross <dgross@rchland.vnet.ibm.com> writes:
> Sometimes I want to edit a file with an extension that ez srcviews
> don'trecognize (like foo.c.bak).  I know it's a C file.  Is there a way
> tobring up the file with the correct srcview without having to add a
> line in my.ezinit?
> 
> Better yet, wouldn't it be neat if you could cause a view to metamophose
> intoanything you want?  Then I could bring up a file called foo.c,
> realize it isreally a C++ file, and change the view to a cpptextview.

The best way to do this is:

For each line of the form

	addfiletype xxx dataobject ...

in your .ezinit, add another line of the form

	addfiletype xxx.bak dataobject ...

There's presently no non-pain-in-the-neck way to interactively replace
one type of view with another, or one type of inset (view+dataobject)
with another.
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\quotation{No, that's not quite right (there's nothing special about the
beginning of a file case -- that's just an instance of the new beginning of
paragraph behavior).

}
I don't like this "new beginning of paragraph behavior".  It is very
frustrating to work with.  \bigger{\underline{\italic{Please}}} change this
back, or better yet...make it a preference, or even better yet...allow it to
be toggled (or both).  That way everyone will be happy.


Thanks,

-- Dave

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Subject: Fun with gtextv

Thank you Scott for posting the gesture text view code.

I just compiled it for my vax.  (I did have a few little problems which,
when Scott and I have audited the changes, I'll post fixes for to
info-andrew.)

I had just read about GO's Penpoint operating system last night, and I
had seen Dean's USENIX talk on gestures, so I've been anxiously awaiting
an ATK based gesture system to play with.

I have had an odd experience with it:  When I first used the system, I
had no trouble getting the cut gesture to work.  After using the system
for a while, I find it almost impossible to issue a gesture it
recognizes as cut.
Often 'flick top' is mis-recognized as paste.

So I'm going to go back to Dean's papers and the gesture recording stuff
to see what can be done to improve the recognition.

I suspect that the real problem is that I'm using a mouse,  not a pen on
a tablet.

I can't wait until I get the recognition rate up to the point where I
can show my users yet another reason why they should do all their
editing in EZ.

Thank you again!

-wdc
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I am looking for a textview mode for Ada. Also has anyone written
interfaces into ATK for Ada?


On another (unrelated question) I read in this news group that there was a
Rich Text Format to Andrew converter in the distribution. We have a number
of documents using microsoft word and we would like to convert them to be used
in the help system. Could someone point me to where that might be?

Thanks

Eric Beser
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Excerpts from James Clark (jjc@jclark.uucp) mail of 14 Aug. 1991

> In article <9108130050.AA15187@chillon> putsch@chillon.uicc.com (Jeff Putsch)
> writes:
> 
>   Actually, this is not quite correct. I got the following from this
>   newsgroup a while back. Add the line
> 
>   .so /usr/andrew/lib/tmac/tmac.psatk
> 
>   or the equivalent (source the 'roff file) to the end of Andrew's
>   /usr/andrew/lib/tmac/tmac.atK
> 
>This file has been part of the groff distribution since groff version
>1.02 (the current version is 1.03).  The version included in the
>article was corrupted (at least as it arrived at my site): all `..'
>lines had been turned into `.'.
 
I got the groff version 1.03 from prep.ai.
I compiled the software on a SUN SPARCSTATION 1 with SunOs 4.1.1 using the 
Sun C++ 2.0 compiler.

I got lots of problems during compilation and installation and the program is
not working.
Is there anybody with the same hardware and software platform who was able
to obtain a working executable ??

What went wrong? should I have used g++ 1.39.1 instead of C++ from SUN?

Roberto Manione
manione@tor01.cselt.stet.it

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My problem with getting gtextv to recognize my cut gesture was that I
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I was told that installing patch 10 would help many crash problems go away,
and I sold that to my client.  Now that 2 months have gone by and we've
finally gotten and installed patch level 10 (we're kind of out of touch here
for such things), I was very dismayed this AM to send the machine panicing 
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Thanks for any help, please respond directly to me as I can't seem to get onto
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Well, it all looks really nice and I'd like to play with it, but it seems I 
don't have the most uptodate, whacky and wonderful patchlevel as you guys 
[sniffle].


Running ATK pl10:

\example{dofix:  Undefined:  _textview_CopyRegionCmd

dofix:  Undefined:  _textview_BeginningOfTextCmd

dofix:  Undefined:  _textview_EndOfTextCmd

dofix:  Undefined:  _textview_NextScreenCmd

dofix:  Undefined:  _textview_PrevScreenCmd

dofix:  Undefined:  _textview_YankCmd

dofix:  Undefined:  _textview_ZapRegionCmd

}whilst compiling gtextv.do


Nick.

(trying to convert yet another site to Andrew....)

Nick Williams, Dept of Computing, City University, London.


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\begindata{text,538643720}
\textdsversion{12}
\template{messages}
\excerptedcaption{Excerpts from misc: 23-Sep-91 gestures package Nick 
Williams@cs.city.ac (630+0)}


\quotation{Well, it all looks really nice and I'd like to play with it, but it 
seems I don't have the most uptodate, whacky and wonderful patchlevel as you 
guys [sniffle].

}
\quotation{Running ATK pl10:

}\example{\quotation{dofix:  Undefined:  _textview_CopyRegionCmd

}\quotation{dofix:  Undefined:  _textview_BeginningOfTextCmd

}\quotation{dofix:  Undefined:  _textview_EndOfTextCmd

}\quotation{dofix:  Undefined:  _textview_NextScreenCmd

}\quotation{dofix:  Undefined:  _textview_PrevScreenCmd

}\quotation{dofix:  Undefined:  _textview_YankCmd

}\quotation{dofix:  Undefined:  _textview_ZapRegionCmd

}}\quotation{whilst compiling gtextv.do

}


There have been several changes since it's add-hoc release. The gesture 
textview will be part of the contrib ATK code in our X11R5 release.


On platforms that have built-in dynamic loading (RS/6000, SunOS4.1, HP/UX 
8.0), the undefined symbols you list are expected to be found in the running 
image.  I guess you aren't using one of those platforms.  You can make things 
go by changing the DynamicMultiObject() rule in the Imakefile from:


DynamicMultiObject(gtextv.do, gtextv.o, $(GESTURE_RECOG_LIB), -lm)


to:


DynamicMultiObject(gtextv.do, gtextv.o, $(BASEDIR)/lib/atk/libtext.a 
 $(GESTURE_RECOG_LIB),-lm)

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\begindata{text,1902712}
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\excerptedcaption{Excerpts from mail: 23-Sep-91 gestures package Nick 
Williams@cs.city.ac (658)}


\quotation{Well, it all looks really nice and I'd like to play with it, but it

}\quotation{seems I don't have the most uptodate, whacky and wonderful 
patchlevel as you guys [sniffle].

}

Dear Nick,


Don't cry.  You can make gtextv.do work by incorporating the change to 
Imakefile included below.


For sites that also get clock and strdup as undefined, take the patch to 
gtextv.c included below.


These changes have been sent back to CMU.


Share and enjoy,

- wdc


\literal{*** Imakefile.old	Fri Sep 20 17:18:16 1991

--- Imakefile	Thu Sep 19 16:55:08 1991

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

*** 11,17 ****

  #*

  #****************************************************************************\
**

  

  GESTURE = /mig/hassan/gesture

  G_RECOG_LIBS = $\{GESTURE\}/recognition/librecog.a \\

  	$\{BASEDIR\}/lib/atk/libtext.a

  

--- 11,18 ----

  #*

  #****************************************************************************\
**

  

  GESTURE = /mig/hassan/gesture

! 

  G_RECOG_LIBS = $\{GESTURE\}/recognition/librecog.a \\

  	$\{BASEDIR\}/lib/atk/libtext.a

  

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

*** 27,31 ****

  DynamicMultiObject(testapp.do, testapp.o, ,)

  

  DependTarget()

- 

- 

--- 28,30 ----

*** gtextv.c~	Thu Sep 19 14:37:45 1991

--- gtextv.c	Thu Sep 19 16:54:51 1991

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

*** 48,54 ****

  

  /****************************************************************************\
*/

  

! long clock();

  sClassifier fullclassifier;

  sClassifier doneclassifier;

  static FV fv;

--- 48,72 ----

  

  /****************************************************************************\
*/

  

! long clock()

! \{

!     struct timeval this;

!     gettimeofday(&this, NULL);

!     return this.tv_usec;

! \}

! 

! /* strdup: return a freshly malloced copy of a string so that it

!   can be safely freed later. */

! 

! static char *strdup(x)

! char *x;

! \{

!     char *p=(char *)malloc(strlen(x) + 1);

!     if(!p) return x;

!     strcpy(p, x);

!     return p;

! \}

! 

  sClassifier fullclassifier;

  sClassifier doneclassifier;

  static FV fv;

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

*** 78,86 ****

    temp = (char *) environ_GetProfile("GestureFile");

  

    if(temp == NULL) 

!     filename = (char *) strdup(GESTURE_FILE);

    else

!     filename = (char *) strdup(temp);

  

    fp = fopen(filename,"r");

  

--- 96,104 ----

    temp = (char *) environ_GetProfile("GestureFile");

  

    if(temp == NULL) 

!     filename = strdup(GESTURE_FILE);

    else

!     filename = strdup(temp);

  

    fp = fopen(filename,"r");

  

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Hi Anyone Out There Who Can Help,

I am converting from non-Andrew into Andrew format
and then sending this inside a mail message that is sent
using /bin/mail.

 I have created voice.do and voicev.do. How do you tell 
Andrew to read the \begindata{voice....} as Andrew 
formatting and dynamically load in the voice object 
(if you see what I mean) ?

Yours desperately,
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\excerptedcaption{Excerpts from misc: 24-Sep-91 URGENT: -> andrew conversion 
Lee Boswell@iag.hp.com (383)}


\quotation{I am converting from non-Andrew into Andrew format

}\quotation{and then sending this inside a mail message that is sent

}\quotation{using /bin/mail.

}
Lee was intercepting mail and resending it as multi-media.  She didn't know 
(why should she?) that she needed to add the magic header:


Content-Type: X-BE2; 12


for it to be recognized as containing ATK formatting.


Oooo.. it's magic.

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How about someone getting an "official" content-type code for ATK, so that
we can have

Content-Type: ATK; 12

instead of

Content-Type: X-BE2; 12
?

After all, people are more likely to have an idea what ATK is, than to
know that a long time ago, in a city far, far away, there was this thing
called 'Base Editor 2'...

-GAWollman
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Subject: more conversion questions

Thanks to everyone who helped with the last question !
Here's another one :

I have this non-Andrew formatted text which I want to
display along with the Andrew formatted voice object.
If I do :

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\excerptedcaption{Excerpts from internet.info-andrew: 24-Sep-91 Re: URGENT: -> 
andrew conve.. wollman@uvm-gen.uvm.edu (333)}


\quotation{How about someone getting an "official" content-type code for ATK, 
so that

}\quotation{we can have

}
\quotation{Content-Type: ATK; 12

}
\quotation{instead of

}
\quotation{Content-Type: X-BE2; 12

}\quotation{?

}
This would make sense, EXCEPT...  There is a new standards-track Internet 
document, the work of the IETF Mail Extensions working group, that defines new 
and improved standards for multimedia mail.  I am one of the two primary 
authors of that document, and I can assure you that it starts from the Andrew 
experience and learns some lessons from it.  It will make multimedia mail much 
more interoperable, among other things.


This fall, Bellcore is allowing me to spend a week at CMU, modifying AMS to 
comply with the new standards.  The result will be a version of AMS that looks 
just like it does now, and is backward compatible with the old formats, but 
which can also understand (and, optionally, generate) messages in the new 
format (specifically, using at least the "multipart" and "richtext" mail 
types, and with an extension mechanism for using many others).  This will 
eventually allow Andrew users to exchange at least some kinds of multimedia 
mail with users of other multimedia mail systems such as Montage.


Given these upcoming changes, it probably isn't worth the bother of changing 
over to a new string for labelling the current format, since its days are 
numbered.  -- Nathaniel



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Excerpts from misc: 24-Sep-91 more conversion questions Lee

Boswell@iag.hp.com (218)


> Thanks to everyone who helped with the last question !

> Here's another one :


> I have this non-Andrew formatted text which I want to

> display along with the Andrew formatted voice object.

> If I do :


> \\begindata\{text, num\}


Was there more to this message?


-Gary

\bigger{
\bigger{Yes ! I don't know what happened here ! What I meant to say

was that I would like to be able to display:


Non-Andrew formatted text

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I don't know what is happening , but all of my messages are
being truncated. Sorry for the last two. Anyone know what is
happening ?

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Mike McInerny points out an error in the strdup function I supply.

The line:

if(!p) return x;

should read

 if(!p) return NULL;


Sorry.  That's what I get for not auditing code that I reused from
elsewhere in the system.

-wdc
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Bill Cattey@Athena.MIT.E (998+0)}



\quotation{\quotation{I suggest that

}}\quotation{\quotation{	if (!p) return NULL;

}}
\quotation{\quotation{-Michael

}}
\quotation{Rob:  Do you take special care in your use of strdup to never free 
a string that might have been reused due to running out of memory?  If not you 
should probably change menubar.c to follow Mike's suggestion.

}
\quotation{Susan:  If you have added my version of strdup to the contrib 
version of gtextv, you should make the change that Mike suggests.

}
\quotation{-wdc

}

Of course, if malloc \italic{does} return NULL, then I suspect that this will 
be the least of one's worries in ATK-land.... ;-)  But, it's still good 
practice


-Michael

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Actually I think I'll just take strdup out of menubar.c, turns out it isn't 
really needed.


This is a low enough priority I think to wait for the first patch after the R5 
release though.


-Rob

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attr:[Flags OverBar Int Set]
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\excerptedcaption{Excerpts from ext.cmu.info-andrew: 19-Sep-91 Re: Problem
with styles Dave Gross@RCHGATE.rchla (529+0)}


\quotation{I don't like this "new beginning of paragraph behavior".  It is
very frustrating to work with.

}
A good example of where this gets ugly is typing some text in front of a
footnote at the beginning of a paragraph.


For example:


before

\footnote{\
\begindata{fnote,539107848}
\textdsversion{12}
footnote\
\enddata{fnote,539107848}
\view{fnotev,539107848,5,0,0}}

before

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\begindata{fnote,539312392}
\textdsversion{12}
footnote\
\enddata{fnote,539312392}
\view{fnotev,539312392,7,0,0}}


Try opening and then closing the second footnote.  It opens for me exposing
the contents of the footnote without the overbar style, but it won't close.
 Does it work the same for you?


-- Dave

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\excerptedcaption{Excerpts from mail: 25-Sep-91 Re: Problem with styles Dave 
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\quotation{\excerptedcaption{Excerpts from ext.cmu.info-andrew: 19-Sep-91 Re: 
Problem with styles Dave Gross@RCHGATE.rchla (529+0)}

}
\quotation{\quotation{I don't like this "new beginning of paragraph behavior". 
 It is very frustrating to work with.

}}
\quotation{A good example of where this gets ugly is typing some text in front 
of a footnote at the beginning of a paragraph.

}
\quotation{For example:

}
\quotation{before

}\quotation{\footnote{\
\begindata{fnote,18900040}
\textdsversion{12}
footnote\
\enddata{fnote,18900040}
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\quotation{Try opening and then closing the second footnote.  It opens for me 
exposing the contents of the footnote without the overbar style, but it won't 
close.  Does it work the same for you?

}
\quotation{-- Dave

}

It opens, it closes, it shows the overbar style..... ????


	J\^{|}rgen


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Greetings.  I thought I had figured out how the NotifyObservsers was 
supposed to work, but now I am confused again.  My question is this:
is the observer of an object to be the one to call obj_NotifyObservers when 
that observer has changed the object (the way I thought things worked), 
or is it the (sole?) responsibility of the observed object to call 
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observees and then call NotifyOb... (e.g. rasterv.c modifies a rasterimage
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It made more sense to me to have the observers notify other observers, since
they know when a long update is done.  In the condition described above, a 
class that calls NotifyObservers for every small change will cause a lot of
unnecessary work in a dumb observer that must regen itself for any change.
Am I missing something?  Can someone enlighten me?

Thanks for any advice. Please respond directly to me (I can't read the 
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\quotation{It opens, it closes, it shows the overbar style..... ????

}
Hmmm...  Maybe I have something set up wrong.  I also get the word "after"
wrapped in an overbar style.


-- Dave

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In Dave's first message, the footnote opened, closed, but the word 'after' WAS
in an overbar style.  Also, the second footnote was in a smaller font.
In Juergen's inclusion of Dave's message, everything was OK, same fonts,
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-Bill Schell
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\excerptedcaption{Excerpts from mail: 26-Sep-91 Notifying Observers Andrew 
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\quotation{Greetings.  I thought I had figured out how the NotifyObservsers 
was 

}\quotation{supposed to work, but now I am confused again.  My question is 
this:

}\quotation{is the observer of an object to be the one to call 
obj_NotifyObservers when 

}\quotation{that observer has changed the object (the way I thought things 
worked), 

}\quotation{or is it the (sole?) responsibility of the observed object to call 

}\quotation{obj_NotifyObservers whenever itself is changed?   If the latter is 
the

}\quotation{case (which observe.doc implies), why do some observers still 
modify the

}\quotation{observees and then call NotifyOb... (e.g. rasterv.c modifies a 
rasterimage

}\quotation{and then calls rasterimage_NotifyObservers).

}
\quotation{It made more sense to me to have the observers notify other 
observers, since

}\quotation{they know when a long update is done.  In the condition described 
above, a 

}\quotation{class that calls NotifyObservers for every small change will cause 
a lot of

}\quotation{unnecessary work in a dumb observer that must regen itself for any 
change.

}\quotation{Am I missing something?  Can someone enlighten me?

}
\quotation{Thanks for any advice. Please respond directly to me (I can't read 
the 

}\quotation{group).

}
\quotation{Ciao,

}\quotation{AndyTakats

}\quotation{andy@roma.intecs.it

}
In ATK it is supposed to be up to the object that is initiating the change to 
an observed object to call the latter object's NotifyObservers method.  The 
reason this was done was, as you noted, to handle long change sequences. 
 There are some data objects that will call their own NotifyObservers method 
when they have changed.  This makes conceptually more sense and is less prone 
to errors where NotifyObservers is not callled.


It should be noted even in the modifier calls NotifyObservers case that 
observers need to be able to handle multiple notifications in a graceful 
manner.  Textview for example does nothing more than asks for an Update.  When 
its update method is called it then figures out what in the underlying text 
data object has changed.


Andy




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Is it possible with the text inset to _imbed_ a figure (for example, a raster
object) in text, so that the text will fill around the figure when it's 
displayed? Currently it seems that an object inserted in  text is surrounded 
above and below, but not along the sides.

Thanks much. Please respond directly to me (I can't read the group).

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andy@ginger.roma.intecs.it (Andrew Takats) writes:
> Is it possible with the text inset to _imbed_ a figure (for example, a raster
> object) in text, so that the text will fill around the figure when it's 
> displayed? Currently it seems that an object inserted in  text is surrounded 
> above and below, but not along the sides.

An inset embedded in text behaves as if it were a single character in
that text; i.e., you can "forward-char" past it; "backspace" will
delete it (you'll be prompted with "Really delete inset?"); and so on.
The tallest thing in a line of text defines the height of the line,
and the reason you're not seeing any "filling" is that the line
containing the inset is a single line of text (which happens to
contain one very tall "character").

It is possible, but not within the scope of the ITC's present work, to
create a better text-layout substrate along the lines of Pagemaker or
something like that.  In the meantime, you can approximate the
behavior you want by using a 3x3 table inset.  Combine the 3 cells in
the top row, and imbed text block 1; combine the 3 cells in the bottom
row and imbed text block 4; and the 3 cells in the middle row should
contain text block 2, the picture you want to "flow" around, and text
block 3, respectively.

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Hi,

	This is a wish - I would like to be able to print a selected region. Is this 
possible?


Yours,


	\bigger{Steve}

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Department of Computing, Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine,

180 Queen's Gate, London SW7. Phone : 071 589 5111 x5085, Fax : 071 581 8024 

Email: sjl@doc.ic.ac.uk     Hold the MAYO & pass the COSMIC AWARENESS...

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\quotation{Hi,

}\quotation{	This is a wish - I would like to be able to print a selected 
region. Is this possible?

}
Of course.  A short Ness script does the job.  Suppose we have the file 
/afs/andrew/usr13/wjh/nesslib/printselection.n:


---------------------------

extend "view:textview"

	on menu "File,Print Selection~78"

		marker filename := "/tmp/nf." ~ system("echo -n $$")

		writefile(filename, currentselection(currentinputfocus))

		system("ezprint " ~ filename)

	end menu

end extend

-----------------------------


To use this, I put in my .atkinit (or whatever) the lines (the first of which 
is only needed once in the file):


load ness

call ness-load /afs/andrew/usr13/wjh/nesslib/printselection.n


Then when I want to print a piece of a file, I select it and choose the menu 
option PrintSelection from the File menu card.


Have Fun,

Fred Hansen\
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\excerptedcaption{Excerpts from misc: 29-Sep-91 cancel command Lee 
Boswell@iag.hp.com (856)}


\quotation{I have a piece of code in my audio object which loops until it

}\quotation{gets a valid phone number entered. It uses message_AskForString

}\quotation{to get the number from the user. I thought that the user would be

}\quotation{able to quit out of this or "cancel" the command by clicking the

}\quotation{left mouse button, like in a lot of other Andrew applications, but

}\quotation{this does not seem to be the case. I was told that each inset will 

}\quotation{still get its own mouse clicks during the askforstring, but that 
if one 

}\quotation{of them takes the input focus away from the message dialog, it 
will

}\quotation{return "cancelled".  I cannot seem to replicate this. My code 
includes

}\quotation{this call to  message_AskForString:

}
\quotation{if (message_AskForString(self,50,"Enter phone number : ",

}\quotation{                    oldtext, buf, sizeof(buf)) >= 0) \{

}

Lee, the key sequence ^g is the "universal cancel" out of a dialog prompt.  If 
your dialog prompt is in the form of an overlay window, you must first deal 
with the overlay -- you can't simply click the mouse in the main portion of 
the window to get the overlay to go away.  BTW, you use to be able to do this.


If your dialog is in the "frame buffer" at the bottom of the window, you can 
cancel by clicking the mouse in the main portion of the window.  Either way, 
^g works.


-Gary

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