Hi all, new snapshot is available. Changes include: * Austrian symbol set is implemented (just use "copy AUT" in your layout to activate it). * New coordinate system OSGB:ST is added (Andrew, please test it -- if it works fine, we will include other squares as well) Other news is that after a spam attack we decided to change editing policy for wiki pages. Editing is now allowed only for registered users (some of the users are already registered; for those who are not we will publish registration instructions soon). Martin
Hi all, Just tried out this new version regarding the problem I mentioned yesterday... It works very fine !! Thank you very much Thierry Martin Budaj a écrit :
Hi all,
new snapshot is available. Changes include:
* Austrian symbol set is implemented (just use "copy AUT" in your layout to activate it). * New coordinate system OSGB:ST is added (Andrew, please test it -- if it works fine, we will include other squares as well)
Other news is that after a spam attack we decided to change editing policy for wiki pages. Editing is now allowed only for registered users (some of the users are already registered; for those who are not we will publish registration instructions soon).
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Martin Thanks for implementing OSGB: so quickly, I will test as soon as possible. Unfortunately, that means I have to learn some new skills, installing from source. So after lots of errors, and the web, I have got it down to the attached text. This is most probably my lack of knowledge, but any assistance or pointers would be most appreciated. Andrew On 01/06/10 15:08, Martin Budaj wrote:
Hi all,
new snapshot is available. Changes include:
* Austrian symbol set is implemented (just use "copy AUT" in your layout to activate it). * New coordinate system OSGB:ST is added (Andrew, please test it -- if it works fine, we will include other squares as well)
Other news is that after a spam attack we decided to change editing policy for wiki pages. Editing is now allowed only for registered users (some of the users are already registered; for those who are not we will publish registration instructions soon).
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+++ Andrew Atkinson [2010-06-06 21:25 +0100]:
Martin
Thanks for implementing OSGB: so quickly, I will test as soon as possible. Unfortunately, that means I have to learn some new skills, installing from source.
In fact I have made some new therion packages for both 5.3.0 and 5.3.3 so you may not need to bother. There are various minor things not quite right yet to do with help files and desktop icons - that sort of thing, but it should be sufficient to test. I've also tried to make an ubuntu PPA so things get build for your arch and with correct libraries. But that's not uploaded yet. Are you i386 or amd64? I've made amd64 packages. I can make some i386 ones with a bit of faffage, on another machine.
make -C ./loch make[1]: Entering directory `/usr/local/src/therion/loch' gcc -c -Wall -D_GNU_SOURCE -DLOCH -DLXLINUX -I/usr/lib/wx/include/gtk2-unicode-release-2.8 -I/usr/include/wx-2.8 -D_FILE_OFFSET_BITS=64 -D_LARGE_FILES -D__WXGTK__ -pthread -O2 -o lxR2P.o lxR2P.c make[1]: Leaving directory `/usr/local/src/therion/loch'
That's not an error. Should there be more text? Wookey -- Principal hats: Emdebian, Wookware, Balloonboard http://wookware.org/
+++ Wookey [2010-06-07 00:55 +0100]:
+++ Andrew Atkinson [2010-06-06 21:25 +0100]: In fact I have made some new therion packages for both 5.3.0 and 5.3.3 so you may not need to bother.
OK. Highly preliminary packages uploaded to: http://wookware.org/software/therion/ Only amd64 built so far. If you need i386 either ask for someone to build it, or download the sources, and do dpkg-buildpackage to build them locally (it'll complain and report missing dependencies if you haven't got everything you need). Feedback welcome although I've spotted a pile of things wrong in 5.3.0 already. (samples docs in twice - that sort of thing). Wookey -- Principal hats: Emdebian, Wookware, Balloonboard http://wookware.org/
Thanks wookey. therion_5.3.3-1_amd64.deb seems to work. It installs and I can run it and produce pdfs and 3d files. From Synaptic package manager (screen shot attached) it would seem that the documentation and view has not been updated, but also everything appears twice, but this could be something that I have done, when trying install for source?? However the 5.3.3-1 properties both say maintained by Wookey, but why the other 2 doubled up does not seem logical. Now to test OSGB:ST Andrew On 07/06/10 04:07, Wookey wrote:
+++ Wookey [2010-06-07 00:55 +0100]:
+++ Andrew Atkinson [2010-06-06 21:25 +0100]: In fact I have made some new therion packages for both 5.3.0 and 5.3.3 so you may not need to bother.
OK. Highly preliminary packages uploaded to: http://wookware.org/software/therion/
Only amd64 built so far. If you need i386 either ask for someone to build it, or download the sources, and do dpkg-buildpackage to build them locally (it'll complain and report missing dependencies if you haven't got everything you need).
Feedback welcome although I've spotted a pile of things wrong in 5.3.0 already. (samples docs in twice - that sort of thing).
Wookey
+++ Andrew Atkinson [2010-06-07 09:22 +0100]:
Thanks wookey. therion_5.3.3-1_amd64.deb seems to work. It installs and I can run it and produce pdfs and 3d files. From Synaptic package manager (screen shot attached) it would seem that the documentation and view has not been updated,
Ah yes, I forgot to upload the therion-viewer packages. I've put them there now too.
but also everything appears twice, but this could be something that I have done, when trying install for source??
Appears twice where? In the menus? That could well be the case. Building loaclly from source will install versions in /usr/local/bin. Packaged versions witll go in /usr/bin. The /usr/local/bin version will take priority if you just run 'xtherion' or 'therion' so you may have been testing those... Best to remove the local versions (by just deleting all therion-related files under /usr/local - this is no neat way like there is with packages)
However the 5.3.3-1 properties both say maintained by Wookey, but why the other 2 doubled up does not seem logical.
No, you'll have to give more details to work out exactly what's what. Wookey -- Principal hats: Emdebian, Wookware, Balloonboard http://wookware.org/
Doubt everyone needs to see this, so gone private
Appears twice where? In the menus?
In Synaptic, as shown in the previous screen shot
That could well be the case. Building loaclly from source will install versions in /usr/local/bin.
I think from the longer error file I got I did not install. The output was cut and past after using make (the short version that you said contained no error was from make > output.txt Why did that not capture all the text?) when trying to build from source I did try checkinstall on the hope it would put in Therion without loch, but when I ran Therion it was still the old version Again here is the output from makefile, attached (hope this does not break what I have) Packaged versions witll go in /usr/bin.
The /usr/local/bin version will take priority if you just run 'xtherion' or 'therion' so you may have been testing those...
/usr/local/bin is empty
Best to remove the local versions (by just deleting all therion-related files under /usr/local - this is no neat way like there is with packages)
However the 5.3.3-1 properties both say maintained by Wookey, but why the other 2 doubled up does not seem logical.
No, you'll have to give more details to work out exactly what's what.
Here (search_results.txt) is a dump of all the files I get when I search for therion, does it help? Andrew
+++ Andrew Atkinson [2010-06-07 15:25 +0100]:
Doubt everyone needs to see this, so gone private
Appears twice where? In the menus?
In Synaptic, as shown in the previous screen shot
Ah. OK. missed screenshot. Will look.
That could well be the case. Building loaclly from source will install versions in /usr/local/bin.
I think from the longer error file I got I did not install. The output was cut and past after using make
(the short version that you said contained no error was from make > output.txt Why did that not capture all the text?)
Because that only captures stdout (standard output). Errors go to stderr. So you need to do: make 2>&1 > output.txt to get both.
make -C ./loch make[1]: Entering directory `/usr/local/src/therion/loch' gcc -c -Wall -D_GNU_SOURCE -DLOCH -DLXLINUX -I/usr/lib/wx/include/gtk2-unicode-release-2.8 -I/usr/include/wx-2.8 -D_FILE_OFFSET_BITS=64 -D_LARGE_FILES -D__WXGTK__ -pthread -O2 -o lxR2P.o lxR2P.c lxR2P.c:3:19: error: GL/gl.h: No such file or directory lxR2P.c:5:20: error: GL/glx.h: No such file or directory
opengl headers missing. Either not installed on not specified in build command line. Building from source means you just have to 'know' which debian packages you need install to build it. Wookey -- Principal hats: Emdebian, Wookware, Balloonboard http://wookware.org/
+++ Wookey [2010-06-07 16:38 +0100]:
+++ Andrew Atkinson [2010-06-07 15:25 +0100]:
Doubt everyone needs to see this, so gone private
oops, Dontcha just hate lists that mangle the reply-to headers? Serves you all right :-) I'll try a bit harder next time. This is a list for reasonably smart people. Do we really want reply-to mangling? I know I don't. Wookey -- Principal hats: Emdebian, Wookware, Balloonboard http://wookware.org/
It is question of common agreement. But usually (in 99% of the cases) everybody wants to reply back to the list and not directly to the sender. So I can say also "This is a list of reasonably smart people so they know how to reply directly to the sender" :) So what other people in this list think about this? L. On Mon, 7 Jun 2010 16:42:31 +0100, Wookey <wookey@wookware.org> wrote:
+++ Wookey [2010-06-07 16:38 +0100]:
+++ Andrew Atkinson [2010-06-07 15:25 +0100]:
Doubt everyone needs to see this, so gone private
oops, Dontcha just hate lists that mangle the reply-to headers? Serves you all right :-)
I'll try a bit harder next time.
This is a list for reasonably smart people. Do we really want reply-to mangling? I know I don't.
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On 7 Jun 2010 at 17:50, Ladislav Blazek wrote:
It is question of common agreement. But usually (in 99% of the cases) everybody wants to reply back to the list and not directly to the sender. So I can say also "This is a list of reasonably smart people so they know how to reply directly to the sender" :) So what other people in this list think about this? L.
I have no problem, if specific and/or highly individual build/compile/install/whatever problems go over the list, even if they don't touch me at all. Keep it as it is and feel free to post to the list address. Best wishes Matthias
On trying to use the package therion-viewer_5.3.3-1_amd64.deb I get this Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: libvtk5.4 on ubuntu 10.04 Andrew On 07/06/10 04:07, Wookey wrote:
OK. Highly preliminary packages uploaded to: http://wookware.org/software/therion/
Using the deb package Wookey built on Ubuntu 10.04 The menus disappear occasionally. I can find no logic to when or where (tend not to use menus very often.) If I have more than one instance of therion open, there can be menus in one, and not in the other. Andrew
Hi all I have 2 stations connected by sight only so I tried data nosurvey from to 2.1 2.9 full file attached, which works with the 2 lines above commented out, but with them in I get the error therion: error -- unsurveyed shot between unfixed stations -- StalPotInlet.th [95] Which is true, they are not fixed any help connecting these 2 stations with a centreline, to show line of sight would be useful thanks Andrew
I have 2 stations connected by sight only so I tried
data nosurvey from to 2.1 2.9
Andrew I can only think of somewhat lateral solutions to this. 1. Make the measurements between the stations (You seem to be using a distoX based on the data format), or 2. Replace the nodata line with; station 2.1 "Can see stn 2.9 from here" and then make your drawings using Xtherion with this in mind, or 3. Make a guess at what the measurements are between the points, and do something like making your survey grade BCRA5 and then; group grade BCRA3 <your guessed measurements here> endgroup If this distorts too much you could use sd to lower the dependence on the guessed data. Based on my trials a year ago this can be very effective. Bruce
Yep, that would work, but Therion is meant to work with the survex data formats, so the nosurvey should work. It looks a bit like a bug, or I am using wrongly. If no survey is not supported, that is fine, it is not critical. My solution would be to put a false leg in and not that nearly hit and accept a small gap. This would not case any false distortion but I prefer the idea of nosurvey. Andrew On 10/06/10 21:19, Bruce wrote:
I have 2 stations connected by sight only so I tried
data nosurvey from to 2.1 2.9
Andrew I can only think of somewhat lateral solutions to this.
1. Make the measurements between the stations (You seem to be using a distoX based on the data format), or
2. Replace the nodata line with; station 2.1 "Can see stn 2.9 from here" and then make your drawings using Xtherion with this in mind, or
3. Make a guess at what the measurements are between the points, and do something like making your survey grade BCRA5 and then; group grade BCRA3 <your guessed measurements here> endgroup
If this distorts too much you could use sd to lower the dependence on the guessed data. Based on my trials a year ago this can be very effective.
Bruce
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Martin (or anyone else) On this complex example from the wiki, there appear to be different scale maps of the same cave. http://cachtice.speleo.sk/mapa_cj/template.html I would like to do this to highlight a very complex junction of cave. So in a map I can offset by using map_to_offset [50 0 m] below Is there a way to double the scale of this section, or have you done it by putting it together in another program, which is fine, I just do not want to waste effort if it is something Therion will do. thanks Andrew
On 14.6.2010, at 10:19, Andrew Atkinson wrote:
Is there a way to double the scale of this section, or have you done it by putting it together in another program, which is fine, I just do not want to waste effort if it is something Therion will do.
Not directly, but if you export the map in different scale first, you may add it as picture/PDF to final export. m.
Martin Not sure I understand. So I have exported it at 1:5000 and would like it on a 1:1000. Currently I am exporting both then using Inkscape to put them together. Are you saying that, if I export at 1:5000 then when I do the 1:1000 export from therion, I can add it in at this stage? If this is so, I am not looking for the right thing, as I cannot find anything on the wiki or thbook that I can see would do this? thanks Andrew On 14/06/10 13:59, Martin Sluka wrote:
On 14.6.2010, at 10:19, Andrew Atkinson wrote:
Is there a way to double the scale of this section, or have you done it by putting it together in another program, which is fine, I just do not want to waste effort if it is something Therion will do.
Not directly, but if you export the map in different scale first, you may add it as picture/PDF to final export.
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On Mon, Jun 14, 2010 at 10:19 AM, Andrew Atkinson <andrew@wotcc.org.uk> wrote:
On this complex example from the wiki, there appear to be different scale maps of the same cave.
http://cachtice.speleo.sk/mapa_cj/template.html
I would like to do this to highlight a very complex junction of cave. So in a map I can offset by using
map_to_offset [50 0 m] below
Is there a way to double the scale of this section, or have you done it by putting it together in another program, which is fine, I just do not want to waste effort if it is something Therion will do.
Hi, it is not possible to do it using map offsets. Currently the only way would be to use 'map-image' in layout, which has some limitations (positioning relative to particular passage is not possible). We plan to add new point symbol 'picture' which would make it possible to insert external pictures into any scrap, but I am not sure how long it takes to implement it. Martin
+++ Andrew Atkinson [2010-06-09 16:19 +0100]:
Using the deb package Wookey built on Ubuntu 10.04
To clarify: you are using it on Ubuntu 10.04. I built it on Debian testing/squeeze.
The menus disappear occasionally. I can find no logic to when or where (tend not to use menus very often.)
I've seen this before. But can't remember what causes it. Stacho?
If I have more than one instance of therion open, there can be menus in one, and not in the other.
Interesting. I'll spend a bit more time on the therion/survex/tunnelx/troggle packages this week/week-after-next. Hopefully that'll include an upload to both Debian and my ubuntu PPA. Any further bug reports from anyone who tried my packages would be helpful. Wookey -- Principal hats: Linaro, Emdebian, Wookware, Balloonboard, ARM http://wookware.org/
+++ Wookey [2010-07-14 12:08 +0100]:
+++ Andrew Atkinson [2010-06-09 16:19 +0100]:
I'll spend a bit more time on the therion/survex/tunnelx/troggle packages this week/week-after-next.
Hopefully that'll include an upload to both Debian and my ubuntu PPA.
OK 5.3.3 has been uploaded to Debian, and is already built on all architectures except armel. I have an Ubuntu PPA now set up at https://launchpad.net/~wookey/+archive/wookstuff and have uploaded source there to be built. However some bug in the ubuntu version of dpkg-source prevents it from unapcking (and thus building), so right now that's not working. I'll try again when we have some sort of solution for that. please try the packages. I think I've fixed a few bugs but there are still a few rough edges. The new format now makes it very easy to see the changes. Some of them should be adopted by therion itself as they are just bugfixes. Stacho - do you want me to highlight those or will you look yorrself? The new quilt source pakcage format makes it much easier to see what has changed, and which changes go together. Wookey -- Principal hats: Linaro, Emdebian, Wookware, Balloonboard, ARM http://wookware.org/
Hi Can I fix the patch of white on the right, inside? The wall has the tick on the air side, and it is all in one scrap. I have tried to break the wall down into small pieces, but it gives exactly the same result? There are no Warning: scrap outline intersects itself in scrap (well not in any of the scraps that make up that area of cave) Which seems to be the closest thing I can find in the thbook or wiki Any other ideas? thanks Andrew
May you send the th2 file? m. On 22.7.2010, at 11:32, Andrew Atkinson wrote:
Hi
Can I fix the patch of white on the right, inside? The wall has the tick on the air side, and it is all in one scrap. I have tried to break the wall down into small pieces, but it gives exactly the same result?
There are no Warning: scrap outline intersects itself in scrap
(well not in any of the scraps that make up that area of cave)
Which seems to be the closest thing I can find in the thbook or wiki
Any other ideas?
thanks
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Hmm the problem deepens, by itself it works fine. I have attached it. but when run with the rest it gives this problem. I have also attached the thconfig I am using to run the whole lot, and the common layout that it builds on. I am happy to make available the full data set, but will not have time before I go away, it will have to be done in September, or possibly Graham can get it to you if it helps. This is not the only part of the pdf that has this. Also attached Andrew On 22/07/10 10:55, Martin Sluka wrote:
May you send the th2 file?
m.
On 22.7.2010, at 11:32, Andrew Atkinson wrote:
Hi
Can I fix the patch of white on the right, inside? The wall has the tick on the air side, and it is all in one scrap. I have tried to break the wall down into small pieces, but it gives exactly the same result?
There are no Warning: scrap outline intersects itself in scrap
(well not in any of the scraps that make up that area of cave)
Which seems to be the closest thing I can find in the thbook or wiki
Any other ideas?
thanks
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Andy, check first the Rip_Rift2.th2 file for empty objects. TI found four of them on lines: 708-709 835-836 1190-1191 1461-1462 Erase them manualy and try the compilation again. What version of Therion do you use? Martin On 22.7.2010, at 14:45, Andrew Atkinson wrote:
Hmm the problem deepens, by itself it works fine. I have attached it.
but when run with the rest it gives this problem.
I have also attached the thconfig I am using to run the whole lot, and the common layout that it builds on.
I am happy to make available the full data set, but will not have time before I go away, it will have to be done in September, or possibly Graham can get it to you if it helps.
This is not the only part of the pdf that has this. Also attached
Andrew
On 22/07/10 10:55, Martin Sluka wrote:
May you send the th2 file?
m.
On 22.7.2010, at 11:32, Andrew Atkinson wrote:
Hi
Can I fix the patch of white on the right, inside? The wall has the tick on the air side, and it is all in one scrap. I have tried to break the wall down into small pieces, but it gives exactly the same result?
There are no Warning: scrap outline intersects itself in scrap
(well not in any of the scraps that make up that area of cave)
Which seems to be the closest thing I can find in the thbook or wiki
Any other ideas?
thanks
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< common_layout .th
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Removed them, however, still the same problem. Are empty objects a problem. I remove them when I see them, but generally do not worry about it too much. Andrew On 22/07/10 18:03, Martin Sluka wrote:
Andy,
check first the Rip_Rift2.th2 file for empty objects. TI found four of them on lines:
708-709 835-836 1190-1191 1461-1462
Erase them manualy and try the compilation again.
What version of Therion do you use?
Martin
On 22.7.2010, at 14:45, Andrew Atkinson wrote:
Hmm the problem deepens, by itself it works fine. I have attached it.
but when run with the rest it gives this problem.
I have also attached the thconfig I am using to run the whole lot, and the common layout that it builds on.
I am happy to make available the full data set, but will not have time before I go away, it will have to be done in September, or possibly Graham can get it to you if it helps.
This is not the only part of the pdf that has this. Also attached
Andrew
On 22/07/10 10:55, Martin Sluka wrote:
May you send the th2 file?
m.
On 22.7.2010, at 11:32, Andrew Atkinson wrote:
Hi
Can I fix the patch of white on the right, inside? The wall has the tick on the air side, and it is all in one scrap. I have tried to break the wall down into small pieces, but it gives exactly the same result?
There are no Warning: scrap outline intersects itself in scrap
(well not in any of the scraps that make up that area of cave)
Which seems to be the closest thing I can find in the thbook or wiki
Any other ideas?
thanks
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It is really very strange, because there is no any reason for therion to "shortcut" the line. I checked these lines in your th2 file and there is no any additional point, nothing strange. Stacho? Martin On 23.7.2010, at 9:13, Andrew Atkinson wrote:
What version of Therion do you use?
5.3.3
The version downloaded directly from Wookey's site. Built for Debian running on Ubuntu 10.04
Andrew
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The really strange thing is that it does not do it if I only process the one file, only when I put more together does it do it! Oh well it will have to go to print as is, thanks for your help Andrew On 23/07/10 08:28, Martin Sluka wrote:
It is really very strange, because there is no any reason for therion to "shortcut" the line. I checked these lines in your th2 file and there is no any additional point, nothing strange.
Stacho?
Martin
On 23.7.2010, at 9:13, Andrew Atkinson wrote:
What version of Therion do you use?
5.3.3
The version downloaded directly from Wookey's site. Built for Debian running on Ubuntu 10.04
Andrew
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It seems to be some kind of bug in PDF export, when exported as SVG, there is no such problem. We will have a look. Thanks, S. On 23 July 2010 09:47, Andrew Atkinson <andrew@wotcc.org.uk> wrote:
The really strange thing is that it does not do it if I only process the one file, only when I put more together does it do it!
Oh well it will have to go to print as is, thanks for your help
Andrew
On 23/07/10 08:28, Martin Sluka wrote:
It is really very strange, because there is no any reason for therion to "shortcut" the line. I checked these lines in your th2 file and there is no any additional point, nothing strange.
Stacho?
Martin
On 23.7.2010, at 9:13, Andrew Atkinson wrote:
What version of Therion do you use?
5.3.3
The version downloaded directly from Wookey's site. Built for Debian running on Ubuntu 10.04
Andrew
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On Fri, Jul 23, 2010 at 10:25 AM, Stacho Mudrak <s.m@group-s.sk> wrote:
It seems to be some kind of bug in PDF export, when exported as SVG, there is no such problem.
There is a bug in one MetaPost macro. Scrap's background fill could sometimes be 0.5 pt smaller on each side of imaginary rectangle arounf the scrap, producing white strips visible in small scales. Strange that it was not detected until now. Following code in layout should fix it. Martin code metapost def draw_downscrap = bg_name := jobname & "." & decimal(charcode) & "bg"; clip_name := jobname & "." & decimal(charcode) & "clip"; write "%!PS" to bg_name; write "%%BoundingBox: " & decimal floor xpart llcorner bgfill & " " & decimal floor ypart llcorner bgfill & " " & decimal ceiling xpart urcorner bgfill & " " & decimal ceiling ypart urcorner bgfill to bg_name; write "%%Page: 1 1" to bg_name; write "newpath" to bg_name; for qq within bgfill: q := pathpart qq; tmp:=length q; s := decimal(roundone(xpart point tmp of q)) & " " & decimal(roundone(ypart point tmp of q)) & " m"; write s & "oveto" to bg_name; write s to clip_name; for i:=tmp downto 1: s := decimal(roundone(xpart precontrol i of q)) & " " & decimal(roundone(ypart precontrol i of q)) & " " & decimal(roundone(xpart postcontrol i-1 of q)) & " " & decimal(roundone(ypart postcontrol i-1 of q)) & " " & decimal(roundone(xpart point i-1 of q)) & " " & decimal(roundone(ypart point i-1 of q)) & " c"; write s & "urveto" to bg_name; write s to clip_name; endfor; endfor; write "closepath fill" to bg_name; write "showpage" to bg_name; write "%%EOF" to bg_name; write EOF to bg_name; write EOF to clip_name; bgfill:=nullpicture; enddef;
May or may not be related to the issue, but there is a quote missing at the end of the map-comment in thconfig.txt My experience is that this type of error can sometimes have very subtle effects.
Bruce I really must simplify the file, possible by slitting it for the different things I am trying to do, it is getting messy. Any way put the quote sign bay in, unfortunately still there, although the passage has changed colour! Andrew On 22/07/10 21:58, Bruce wrote:
May or may not be related to the issue, but there is a quote missing at the end of the map-comment in thconfig.txt
My experience is that this type of error can sometimes have very subtle effects.
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Using a text editor with a language styler makes this type of error (missing or extra delimiters) almost impossible to miss. I find notepad++ works very well with Therion http://therion.speleo.sk/wiki/doku.php?id=contrib:externaleditors&s[]=notepa d
+++ Andrew Atkinson [2010-06-09 16:12 +0100]:
On trying to use the package
therion-viewer_5.3.3-1_amd64.deb
I get this
Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: libvtk5.4
on ubuntu 10.04
Hmm, yes, only libvtk5.2 is available. That would be solved by a PPA build or therion migrating into next ubuntu release. I'll get my PPA sorted. Wookey -- Principal hats: Linaro, Emdebian, Wookware, Balloonboard, ARM http://wookware.org/
No that was not all of it, I'll copy and paste into the file this time. Also I guess information like I am on amd64 running ubuntu 10.04 would be useful Andrew On 07/06/10 00:55, Wookey wrote:
+++ Andrew Atkinson [2010-06-06 21:25 +0100]:
Martin
Thanks for implementing OSGB: so quickly, I will test as soon as possible. Unfortunately, that means I have to learn some new skills, installing from source.
In fact I have made some new therion packages for both 5.3.0 and 5.3.3 so you may not need to bother.
There are various minor things not quite right yet to do with help files and desktop icons - that sort of thing, but it should be sufficient to test.
I've also tried to make an ubuntu PPA so things get build for your arch and with correct libraries. But that's not uploaded yet.
Are you i386 or amd64? I've made amd64 packages. I can make some i386 ones with a bit of faffage, on another machine.
make -C ./loch make[1]: Entering directory `/usr/local/src/therion/loch' gcc -c -Wall -D_GNU_SOURCE -DLOCH -DLXLINUX -I/usr/lib/wx/include/gtk2-unicode-release-2.8 -I/usr/include/wx-2.8 -D_FILE_OFFSET_BITS=64 -D_LARGE_FILES -D__WXGTK__ -pthread -O2 -o lxR2P.o lxR2P.c make[1]: Leaving directory `/usr/local/src/therion/loch'
That's not an error. Should there be more text?
Wookey
On 01/06/10 15:08, Martin Budaj wrote:
* New coordinate system OSGB:ST is added (Andrew, please test it -- if it works fine, we will include other squares as well)
Works and entrances is within 12m on Google earth, but in different directions, however I doubt this is Therion, we have lots of checking to do. Have used it to import survex 3d files and for fixing directly in .th file. Thanks, this will make life easier for the group here. Andrew PS. Not urgent by any means, but could the Irish grid be added to the todo list, one of the projects I am involved in is County Claire, in Ireland.
On 7 Jun 2010 at 10:06, Andrew Atkinson wrote:
PS. Not urgent by any means, but could the Irish grid be added to the todo list, one of the projects I am involved in is County Claire, in Ireland.
Please define which one. I assume the old one (Garmin GPS know it as "IG") which is used in most OSI maps and in the current literature. At least my GPS offered me both IG and ITM for Ireland. Best wishes Matthias
As usual, you are ahead of me, I was referring to the IG, I did not know about the ITM, but I guess this will become more common as it is designed for GPS, however, we have lots of historic data which will be in the IG. Andrew On 07/06/10 10:25, Matthias Mansfeld wrote:
On 7 Jun 2010 at 10:06, Andrew Atkinson wrote:
PS. Not urgent by any means, but could the Irish grid be added to the todo list, one of the projects I am involved in is County Claire, in Ireland.
Please define which one. I assume the old one (Garmin GPS know it as "IG") which is used in most OSI maps and in the current literature. At least my GPS offered me both IG and ITM for Ireland.
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