Am 21.07.2007, 12:52 Uhr, schrieb Felix Salfelder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> hello wormux people.
Hi,
>
> if anyone cares: the ps2epsi problem was a dvips problem. dvips pipes
> output directly to `lpr` (at least on some systems).
> the current Makefile calls dvips with '-o $@'.
It works now, at least
Hi,
Kurosu a écrit :
> Hello,
>
> as for any potentially controversial commit, I'd like to first consult
> people about this feature. More precisely, this would be for the
> free-beer-ly available version ("Express") of Visual Studio 2005.
>
> It is mostly trying to work around what is missing and
hello out there.
> It works now, at least I'm getting images. I tried playing it, but for
> some reason the images don't contain an alpha channels, so the map is a
diag.png is made from the espi file with convert. i cannot reproduce it
not being transparent, although i have added an extra '-b
Am 22.07.2007, 12:45 Uhr, schrieb Felix Salfelder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> hello out there.
>
>> It works now, at least I'm getting images. I tried playing it, but for
>> some reason the images don't contain an alpha channels, so the map is a
>
> diag.png is made from the espi file with convert. i c
hello.
> Well, it looks like the epsi file isn't transparent, so it's not
> imagemagick's fault.
the epsi file is not supposed to be transparent. actually 'transparent'
might not even be defined for eps.
your problem is a different imagemagick version or at least different
default setting.
'con
hi.
> the epsi file is not supposed to be transparent. actually 'transparent'
> might not even be defined for eps.
> your problem is a different imagemagick version or at least different
> default setting.
>
> 'convert -version' should output something like:
> Version: ImageMagick 6.2.4 02/10/07 Q
Matthieu Fertré a écrit :
> So as C++ has been defined before C99, it should not define it. However,
> it compiles perfectly with gcc and we already use C99-only functions
> such as isnan.
Anyway, the visual build is working correctly, except that the debug version
is quite slow.
And in additi
Hi,
don't worry about the title, it's just that the svn command that is being the
stats I'm going to report is called 'blame'.
I ran svn blame -x -w per file and summed up the results across modules (with
some script to make things easier) and on average.
You can therefore find some data and c
Hi,
I'm afraid that your graphics are totally wrong ;-)
Indeed, you have not take care of revision 1 which is an initial import
of release 0.6 done by Lodesi. The earlier development was managed by cvs.
Just after releasing 0.6, we have decided with Lodesi to leave Clanlib
and to port to SDL in
