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Re: How to - multiple instances of similar systems / objects

2012-01-29T16:43:00.001-08:00

Yes simplest solution would be to create some sort of routing object.
Set a variable within that object to tell it what system name to send
data to, whenever you change the device you want to control.

Jarrod

On 30/01/12 11:37 AM, Heath Volmer wrote:
> That did the trick. Thanks. I'm 50% there.
>
> Regarding multiple similar devices and an earlier question that got
> overlooked: While your suggestion to switch IP addresses on the fly
> is valid, this is a media server that builds up data when it
> connects. I'd rather not have to do that each time I connect so we
> will have to assume I will have multiple objects representing my
> multiple servers.
>
> If each button on subpage is connected to one object, I'm assuming the
> only way to connect them to another object is to manually go through
> and adjust the JS on each buttons action. Yuk (There is no "F9" in
> Gui Designer...)
>
> OR, I point the buttons at an object that in itself acts as a "router"
> that directs the command at the currently-selected object.
>
> Make sense?
>
> Heath Volmer
> Digital Domain Systems
> 303-517-9714
>
>
> On 1/29/12 5:12 PM, Heath Volmer wrote:
>> That's probably where I'm going wrong. I was declaring them in
>> CF.userMain, which didn't seem like the right scope. I'll give that
>> a shot.
>>
>> Heath Volmer
>> Digital Domain Systems
>> 303-517-9714
>>
>>
>> On 1/29/12 4:29 PM, Jarrod Bell wrote:
>>> And make sure the object is defined globally (ie. outside of
>>> CF.userMain) first so that it can be referenced from buttons.
>>>
>>> eg.
>>>
>>> // Create the object here
>>> var myObject;
>>>
>>> CF.userMain = function() {
>>> // instantiate the object here
>>> myObject = new myDevice();
>>> };
>>>
>>> Jarrod
>>>
>>> On 30/01/12 6:26 AM, Heath Volmer wrote:
>>>> If I have a class "MyDevice" and I create a couple instances of it
>>>> (say myDevice1 and myDevice2) can I make calls, from buttons, like:
>>>>
>>>> myDevice1("play");
>>>>
>>>> or do I have to use a singleton pattern and only have one class
>>>> object to call on?
>>>>
>>>> I've been trying different non-singleton things with no luck so far...
>>>>
>>>> Thanks
>>>>
>>>> Heath Volmer
>>>> Digital Domain Systems
>>>> 303-517-9714
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> On 1/28/12 7:09 PM, Jarrod Bell wrote:
>>>>> You can assign JS calls directly to buttons, no need to use join
>>>>> numbers unless showing real feedback.
>>>>>
>>>>> So you could have one system defined, and then change what device
>>>>> it is talking to by modifying its IP address/port at runtime using
>>>>> CF.setSystemProperties.
>>>>>
>>>>> The button that you use to change what device you want to control
>>>>> could have JS attached to it to perform the system properties
>>>>> changes, then each button could just have something like:
>>>>>
>>>>> myDevice.command("play");
>>>>>
>>>>> With JavaScript it's really capable of doing pretty much anything
>>>>> you like - just up to you to program it in a way that suits your
>>>>> requirements.
>>>>>
>>>>> You could even use the same join numbers for each system, and just
>>>>> make sure to set the joins to a default state when changing
>>>>> systems, and then request the new data from the system each time
>>>>> you change.
>>>>>
>>>>> Jarrod
>>>>>
>>>>> On 29/01/12 10:22 AM, Heath Volmer wrote:
>>>>>> Going to ramble a tad here:
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I have a JS file designed to talk to a media server. I could
>>>>>> have multiple media servers, so I might need multiple systems and
>>>>>> multiple JS objects to handle them. My JS is building the
>>>>>> multiple instances with no problem, but now that I'm to the point
>>>>>> of connecting the buttons on the server's gui page to the JS
>>>>>> objects that talk to the system, I realize that I have no idea
>>>>>> how to access a given object from a button and call a function on
>>>>>> it.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> One method (which I don't like) is to watch joins and route them
>>>>>> to the currently-selected system.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Another way is to route different ranges of joins to different
>>>>>> systems (I like this even less, being a big proponent of reusing
>>>>>> things.)
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Either way, I'm assuming that I have to do this routing to the
>>>>>> appropriate object outside of my objects.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> My main questions:
>>>>>> Please tell me there is a better way that gets me out of
>>>>>> join-number-ville. I'd like to say command("Play") on a button
>>>>>> press and have that button talk to the server it's supposed to.
>>>>>> Do I need to have a central catcher of commands that says "He
>>>>>> pressed play, and he's on media server 4. Send the command to
>>>>>> that one"? That might not be too messy.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Is there a way to attach a JS object to a subpage or page? It's
>>>>>> buttons would refer to a certain instance. (Venturing into
>>>>>> Mac-Xcode land here again folks) Like a page built in Interface
>>>>>> Builder has a controller object attached to it.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Thanks
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>

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Re: How to - multiple instances of similar systems / objects

2012-01-29T16:37:00.000-08:00

That did the trick. Thanks. I'm 50% there.

Regarding multiple similar devices and an earlier question that got
overlooked: While your suggestion to switch IP addresses on the fly is
valid, this is a media server that builds up data when it connects. I'd
rather not have to do that each time I connect so we will have to assume
I will have multiple objects representing my multiple servers.

If each button on subpage is connected to one object, I'm assuming the
only way to connect them to another object is to manually go through and
adjust the JS on each buttons action. Yuk (There is no "F9" in Gui
Designer...)

OR, I point the buttons at an object that in itself acts as a "router"
that directs the command at the currently-selected object.

Make sense?

Heath Volmer
Digital Domain Systems
303-517-9714

On 1/29/12 5:12 PM, Heath Volmer wrote:
> That's probably where I'm going wrong. I was declaring them in
> CF.userMain, which didn't seem like the right scope. I'll give that a
> shot.
>
> Heath Volmer
> Digital Domain Systems
> 303-517-9714
>
>
> On 1/29/12 4:29 PM, Jarrod Bell wrote:
>> And make sure the object is defined globally (ie. outside of
>> CF.userMain) first so that it can be referenced from buttons.
>>
>> eg.
>>
>> // Create the object here
>> var myObject;
>>
>> CF.userMain = function() {
>> // instantiate the object here
>> myObject = new myDevice();
>> };
>>
>> Jarrod
>>
>> On 30/01/12 6:26 AM, Heath Volmer wrote:
>>> If I have a class "MyDevice" and I create a couple instances of it
>>> (say myDevice1 and myDevice2) can I make calls, from buttons, like:
>>>
>>> myDevice1("play");
>>>
>>> or do I have to use a singleton pattern and only have one class
>>> object to call on?
>>>
>>> I've been trying different non-singleton things with no luck so far...
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>>
>>> Heath Volmer
>>> Digital Domain Systems
>>> 303-517-9714
>>>
>>>
>>> On 1/28/12 7:09 PM, Jarrod Bell wrote:
>>>> You can assign JS calls directly to buttons, no need to use join
>>>> numbers unless showing real feedback.
>>>>
>>>> So you could have one system defined, and then change what device
>>>> it is talking to by modifying its IP address/port at runtime using
>>>> CF.setSystemProperties.
>>>>
>>>> The button that you use to change what device you want to control
>>>> could have JS attached to it to perform the system properties
>>>> changes, then each button could just have something like:
>>>>
>>>> myDevice.command("play");
>>>>
>>>> With JavaScript it's really capable of doing pretty much anything
>>>> you like - just up to you to program it in a way that suits your
>>>> requirements.
>>>>
>>>> You could even use the same join numbers for each system, and just
>>>> make sure to set the joins to a default state when changing
>>>> systems, and then request the new data from the system each time
>>>> you change.
>>>>
>>>> Jarrod
>>>>
>>>> On 29/01/12 10:22 AM, Heath Volmer wrote:
>>>>> Going to ramble a tad here:
>>>>>
>>>>> I have a JS file designed to talk to a media server. I could have
>>>>> multiple media servers, so I might need multiple systems and
>>>>> multiple JS objects to handle them. My JS is building the
>>>>> multiple instances with no problem, but now that I'm to the point
>>>>> of connecting the buttons on the server's gui page to the JS
>>>>> objects that talk to the system, I realize that I have no idea how
>>>>> to access a given object from a button and call a function on it.
>>>>>
>>>>> One method (which I don't like) is to watch joins and route them
>>>>> to the currently-selected system.
>>>>>
>>>>> Another way is to route different ranges of joins to different
>>>>> systems (I like this even less, being a big proponent of reusing
>>>>> things.)
>>>>>
>>>>> Either way, I'm assuming that I have to do this routing to the
>>>>> appropriate object outside of my objects.
>>>>>
>>>>> My main questions:
>>>>> Please tell me there is a better way that gets me out of
>>>>> join-number-ville. I'd like to say command("Play") on a button
>>>>> press and have that button talk to the server it's supposed to.
>>>>> Do I need to have a central catcher of commands that says "He
>>>>> pressed play, and he's on media server 4. Send the command to
>>>>> that one"? That might not be too messy.
>>>>>
>>>>> Is there a way to attach a JS object to a subpage or page? It's
>>>>> buttons would refer to a certain instance. (Venturing into
>>>>> Mac-Xcode land here again folks) Like a page built in Interface
>>>>> Builder has a controller object attached to it.
>>>>>
>>>>> Thanks
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>

Re: How to - multiple instances of similar systems / objects

2012-01-29T16:12:00.001-08:00

That's probably where I'm going wrong. I was declaring them in
CF.userMain, which didn't seem like the right scope. I'll give that a shot.

Heath Volmer
Digital Domain Systems
303-517-9714

On 1/29/12 4:29 PM, Jarrod Bell wrote:
> And make sure the object is defined globally (ie. outside of
> CF.userMain) first so that it can be referenced from buttons.
>
> eg.
>
> // Create the object here
> var myObject;
>
> CF.userMain = function() {
> // instantiate the object here
> myObject = new myDevice();
> };
>
> Jarrod
>
> On 30/01/12 6:26 AM, Heath Volmer wrote:
>> If I have a class "MyDevice" and I create a couple instances of it
>> (say myDevice1 and myDevice2) can I make calls, from buttons, like:
>>
>> myDevice1("play");
>>
>> or do I have to use a singleton pattern and only have one class
>> object to call on?
>>
>> I've been trying different non-singleton things with no luck so far...
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> Heath Volmer
>> Digital Domain Systems
>> 303-517-9714
>>
>>
>> On 1/28/12 7:09 PM, Jarrod Bell wrote:
>>> You can assign JS calls directly to buttons, no need to use join
>>> numbers unless showing real feedback.
>>>
>>> So you could have one system defined, and then change what device it
>>> is talking to by modifying its IP address/port at runtime using
>>> CF.setSystemProperties.
>>>
>>> The button that you use to change what device you want to control
>>> could have JS attached to it to perform the system properties
>>> changes, then each button could just have something like:
>>>
>>> myDevice.command("play");
>>>
>>> With JavaScript it's really capable of doing pretty much anything
>>> you like - just up to you to program it in a way that suits your
>>> requirements.
>>>
>>> You could even use the same join numbers for each system, and just
>>> make sure to set the joins to a default state when changing systems,
>>> and then request the new data from the system each time you change.
>>>
>>> Jarrod
>>>
>>> On 29/01/12 10:22 AM, Heath Volmer wrote:
>>>> Going to ramble a tad here:
>>>>
>>>> I have a JS file designed to talk to a media server. I could have
>>>> multiple media servers, so I might need multiple systems and
>>>> multiple JS objects to handle them. My JS is building the multiple
>>>> instances with no problem, but now that I'm to the point of
>>>> connecting the buttons on the server's gui page to the JS objects
>>>> that talk to the system, I realize that I have no idea how to
>>>> access a given object from a button and call a function on it.
>>>>
>>>> One method (which I don't like) is to watch joins and route them to
>>>> the currently-selected system.
>>>>
>>>> Another way is to route different ranges of joins to different
>>>> systems (I like this even less, being a big proponent of reusing
>>>> things.)
>>>>
>>>> Either way, I'm assuming that I have to do this routing to the
>>>> appropriate object outside of my objects.
>>>>
>>>> My main questions:
>>>> Please tell me there is a better way that gets me out of
>>>> join-number-ville. I'd like to say command("Play") on a button
>>>> press and have that button talk to the server it's supposed to. Do
>>>> I need to have a central catcher of commands that says "He pressed
>>>> play, and he's on media server 4. Send the command to that one"?
>>>> That might not be too messy.
>>>>
>>>> Is there a way to attach a JS object to a subpage or page? It's
>>>> buttons would refer to a certain instance. (Venturing into
>>>> Mac-Xcode land here again folks) Like a page built in Interface
>>>> Builder has a controller object attached to it.
>>>>
>>>> Thanks
>>>>
>>>
>>
>

Re: How to - multiple instances of similar systems / objects

2012-01-29T15:29:00.000-08:00

And make sure the object is defined globally (ie. outside of
CF.userMain) first so that it can be referenced from buttons.

eg.

// Create the object here
var myObject;

CF.userMain = function() {
// instantiate the object here
myObject = new myDevice();
};

Jarrod

On 30/01/12 6:26 AM, Heath Volmer wrote:
> If I have a class "MyDevice" and I create a couple instances of it
> (say myDevice1 and myDevice2) can I make calls, from buttons, like:
>
> myDevice1("play");
>
> or do I have to use a singleton pattern and only have one class object
> to call on?
>
> I've been trying different non-singleton things with no luck so far...
>
> Thanks
>
> Heath Volmer
> Digital Domain Systems
> 303-517-9714
>
>
> On 1/28/12 7:09 PM, Jarrod Bell wrote:
>> You can assign JS calls directly to buttons, no need to use join
>> numbers unless showing real feedback.
>>
>> So you could have one system defined, and then change what device it
>> is talking to by modifying its IP address/port at runtime using
>> CF.setSystemProperties.
>>
>> The button that you use to change what device you want to control
>> could have JS attached to it to perform the system properties
>> changes, then each button could just have something like:
>>
>> myDevice.command("play");
>>
>> With JavaScript it's really capable of doing pretty much anything you
>> like - just up to you to program it in a way that suits your
>> requirements.
>>
>> You could even use the same join numbers for each system, and just
>> make sure to set the joins to a default state when changing systems,
>> and then request the new data from the system each time you change.
>>
>> Jarrod
>>
>> On 29/01/12 10:22 AM, Heath Volmer wrote:
>>> Going to ramble a tad here:
>>>
>>> I have a JS file designed to talk to a media server. I could have
>>> multiple media servers, so I might need multiple systems and
>>> multiple JS objects to handle them. My JS is building the multiple
>>> instances with no problem, but now that I'm to the point of
>>> connecting the buttons on the server's gui page to the JS objects
>>> that talk to the system, I realize that I have no idea how to access
>>> a given object from a button and call a function on it.
>>>
>>> One method (which I don't like) is to watch joins and route them to
>>> the currently-selected system.
>>>
>>> Another way is to route different ranges of joins to different
>>> systems (I like this even less, being a big proponent of reusing
>>> things.)
>>>
>>> Either way, I'm assuming that I have to do this routing to the
>>> appropriate object outside of my objects.
>>>
>>> My main questions:
>>> Please tell me there is a better way that gets me out of
>>> join-number-ville. I'd like to say command("Play") on a button
>>> press and have that button talk to the server it's supposed to. Do
>>> I need to have a central catcher of commands that says "He pressed
>>> play, and he's on media server 4. Send the command to that one"?
>>> That might not be too messy.
>>>
>>> Is there a way to attach a JS object to a subpage or page? It's
>>> buttons would refer to a certain instance. (Venturing into
>>> Mac-Xcode land here again folks) Like a page built in Interface
>>> Builder has a controller object attached to it.
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>>
>>
>

Re: How to - multiple instances of similar systems / objects

2012-01-29T15:28:00.001-08:00

You can call them as you say, but you need to call a function of that
object:
myObject.functionName("param")

Jarrod

RE: Dune Player

2012-01-29T13:12:00.001-08:00

The problem is that the PC that controls the theater is where all the work
is done. The iPad just lets the PC know which button (screen, button as two
digits) was touched on its screen. the PC then does all the communicatoions
to the various theater components

-----Original Message-----
From: commandfusion@googlegroups.com [mailto:commandfusion@googlegroups.com]
On Behalf Of Nahshon Williams
Sent: Sunday, January 29, 2012 2:55 PM
To: commandfusion@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Dune Player

Would you be willing to share your CF system for dune?
I use RAID 6 over gigabit. It is seamless with blu-rays.
N

On 29/01/2012 19:52, Barry Gordon wrote:
> You're quite welcome. I have been using a Dune player for well over a
year.
> I wrote my own librarian which looks very much like Kaliedescape and runs
on
> the PC that controls the theater. You select a title using the iPad or a
> Pronto PRO and the dune player gets commanded over IP to play the Movie.
> All movies are stored on a Raid 5 system that is actually an improvement
> IMHO over standard raid 5 in that two errors will not destroy the array.
> While the movie is playing you can pull the chapters down to the iPad and
> skip around, stop, pause, fast forward and rewind etc. I have never had a
> DVD or BD that the Dune could not play. What I like the best about the
> entire system is that from the moment I select the film (or TV show or
> concert) to watch, it is playing in about 7 seconds with no previews,
> warnings, etc. That however is because of the way I rip them, not anything
> to do with the Dune player.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: commandfusion@googlegroups.com
[mailto:commandfusion@googlegroups.com]
> On Behalf Of Nahshon Williams
> Sent: Sunday, January 29, 2012 12:10 PM
> To: commandfusion@googlegroups.com
> Subject: Dune Player
>
> This is wonderful technology!
> Very reliable!
>
> Never again will I install Media Center for a client!
>
> Thanks Barry Gordon
> Nahshon
>

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Re: Dune Player

2012-01-29T11:55:00.001-08:00

Would you be willing to share your CF system for dune?
I use RAID 6 over gigabit. It is seamless with blu-rays.
N

On 29/01/2012 19:52, Barry Gordon wrote:
> You're quite welcome. I have been using a Dune player for well over a year.
> I wrote my own librarian which looks very much like Kaliedescape and runs on
> the PC that controls the theater. You select a title using the iPad or a
> Pronto PRO and the dune player gets commanded over IP to play the Movie.
> All movies are stored on a Raid 5 system that is actually an improvement
> IMHO over standard raid 5 in that two errors will not destroy the array.
> While the movie is playing you can pull the chapters down to the iPad and
> skip around, stop, pause, fast forward and rewind etc. I have never had a
> DVD or BD that the Dune could not play. What I like the best about the
> entire system is that from the moment I select the film (or TV show or
> concert) to watch, it is playing in about 7 seconds with no previews,
> warnings, etc. That however is because of the way I rip them, not anything
> to do with the Dune player.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: commandfusion@googlegroups.com [mailto:commandfusion@googlegroups.com]
> On Behalf Of Nahshon Williams
> Sent: Sunday, January 29, 2012 12:10 PM
> To: commandfusion@googlegroups.com
> Subject: Dune Player
>
> This is wonderful technology!
> Very reliable!
>
> Never again will I install Media Center for a client!
>
> Thanks Barry Gordon
> Nahshon
>

RE: Dune Player

2012-01-29T11:52:00.001-08:00

You're quite welcome. I have been using a Dune player for well over a year.
I wrote my own librarian which looks very much like Kaliedescape and runs on
the PC that controls the theater. You select a title using the iPad or a
Pronto PRO and the dune player gets commanded over IP to play the Movie.
All movies are stored on a Raid 5 system that is actually an improvement
IMHO over standard raid 5 in that two errors will not destroy the array.
While the movie is playing you can pull the chapters down to the iPad and
skip around, stop, pause, fast forward and rewind etc. I have never had a
DVD or BD that the Dune could not play. What I like the best about the
entire system is that from the moment I select the film (or TV show or
concert) to watch, it is playing in about 7 seconds with no previews,
warnings, etc. That however is because of the way I rip them, not anything
to do with the Dune player.

-----Original Message-----
From: commandfusion@googlegroups.com [mailto:commandfusion@googlegroups.com]
On Behalf Of Nahshon Williams
Sent: Sunday, January 29, 2012 12:10 PM
To: commandfusion@googlegroups.com
Subject: Dune Player

This is wonderful technology!
Very reliable!

Never again will I install Media Center for a client!

Thanks Barry Gordon
Nahshon

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Re: How to - multiple instances of similar systems / objects

2012-01-29T11:26:00.000-08:00

If I have a class "MyDevice" and I create a couple instances of it (say
myDevice1 and myDevice2) can I make calls, from buttons, like:

myDevice1("play");

or do I have to use a singleton pattern and only have one class object
to call on?

I've been trying different non-singleton things with no luck so far...

Thanks

Heath Volmer
Digital Domain Systems
303-517-9714

On 1/28/12 7:09 PM, Jarrod Bell wrote:
> You can assign JS calls directly to buttons, no need to use join
> numbers unless showing real feedback.
>
> So you could have one system defined, and then change what device it
> is talking to by modifying its IP address/port at runtime using
> CF.setSystemProperties.
>
> The button that you use to change what device you want to control
> could have JS attached to it to perform the system properties changes,
> then each button could just have something like:
>
> myDevice.command("play");
>
> With JavaScript it's really capable of doing pretty much anything you
> like - just up to you to program it in a way that suits your
> requirements.
>
> You could even use the same join numbers for each system, and just
> make sure to set the joins to a default state when changing systems,
> and then request the new data from the system each time you change.
>
> Jarrod
>
> On 29/01/12 10:22 AM, Heath Volmer wrote:
>> Going to ramble a tad here:
>>
>> I have a JS file designed to talk to a media server. I could have
>> multiple media servers, so I might need multiple systems and multiple
>> JS objects to handle them. My JS is building the multiple instances
>> with no problem, but now that I'm to the point of connecting the
>> buttons on the server's gui page to the JS objects that talk to the
>> system, I realize that I have no idea how to access a given object
>> from a button and call a function on it.
>>
>> One method (which I don't like) is to watch joins and route them to
>> the currently-selected system.
>>
>> Another way is to route different ranges of joins to different
>> systems (I like this even less, being a big proponent of reusing
>> things.)
>>
>> Either way, I'm assuming that I have to do this routing to the
>> appropriate object outside of my objects.
>>
>> My main questions:
>> Please tell me there is a better way that gets me out of
>> join-number-ville. I'd like to say command("Play") on a button press
>> and have that button talk to the server it's supposed to. Do I need
>> to have a central catcher of commands that says "He pressed play, and
>> he's on media server 4. Send the command to that one"? That might
>> not be too messy.
>>
>> Is there a way to attach a JS object to a subpage or page? It's
>> buttons would refer to a certain instance. (Venturing into
>> Mac-Xcode land here again folks) Like a page built in Interface
>> Builder has a controller object attached to it.
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>

Re: CIP does not connect

2012-01-29T09:47:00.001-08:00

All devices use a different id to connect.
Didn't want to stretch my luck on multiple connections to the same id.

Tried using a different id on that device, no connect.

Switched to the legacy connection now, which works fine....

Still somewhat strange.

Dune Player

2012-01-29T09:10:00.001-08:00

This is wonderful technology!
Very reliable!

Never again will I install Media Center for a client!

Thanks Barry Gordon
Nahshon

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Re: Macros and timing reliability

2012-01-29T02:46:00.001-08:00

I think your problem is the time that is needed to execute the ir code
by the Global Caché device.

Joep

Op 27 jan. 2012 om 23:33 heeft Jarrod Bell <jarrod@guilink.com> het
volgende geschreven:

> Of course discrete vol is the real answer, but I have not heard of anyone having issues with macro timing.
> 1 second should be plenty of delay, but then again IR is very hardware dependent. I don't think its a network issue.
>
> Waiting 10-20 seconds for vol adjustment sounds like a very bad situation. Why not use an amp that has RS232 control?
>
> Jarrod
>
> On 28/01/12 1:29 AM, MarkusKl wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I have a few questions regarding macros, command timings within macros
>> etc.
>>
>> We have a couple of projects done now each of them having the same
>> hardware amps controlled by global caches IP bus devices via IR
>> commands.
>> I do know about IR code problematics etc. but I can for sure say that
>> all codes are working fine because we developed them on our own with
>> the manufacturer.
>> To clarify the situation a little bit more we are having audio scenes
>> within a multiroom environment and we are controlling the amps and the
>> audio zones by setting the volume levels on the amps differently (via
>> the mentioned IR/GC combos).
>>
>> Now as you might expect the macros are quite extensive because each of
>> the amps have 102 (!!) volume steps.
>> Besides this there are also a few other things to do in the macros.
>> Of course, not always 102 steps/commands are send per amp, we have
>> some improvements and used some tricks so we are talking about 10-20
>> steps per amp.
>>
>> Knowing that each vol up/vol down command needs ~500ms for execution
>> within the amp we have a delay of 1000ms in our macros (which are real
>> CF macros, no JS code) to ensure the commands are send adequately.
>>
>> I am wondering if I can rely on the 1000ms within the macro
>> execution ?
>> And also, is it ensured that the macros are executed serially (which
>> is what I am expecting, of course)?
>> Would it make sense to program the macros within JS ? Would that bring
>> any benefits/more reliability? Also, how to code the delays and ensure
>> the serial execution ? (The UI is blocked for the user in any case to
>> ensure correct execution and finalization of the macros)!
>>
>> I am asking this because even when I further delay the commands for
>> vol up/down sometimes (I would say in 1-3% of the cases) not all the
>> commands are received by the amps which results in differences in the
>> audio scenes...it's not something the user probably hears, but I can
>> track it in our devlopement/debuging software of the amps...and
>> because it's a question of professionality i would like to have this
>> 100% solved !
>>
>> It could be that the network has some delay in theory, although it is
>> a multimedia network used and installed ONLY for audio (!), no other
>> pc or NAS devices etc., also it's a gigabit network...
>>
>> I am just curious what other guys/installers say about this behavior,
>> and also would appreciate any idea to solve the issue.
>>
>> I know that the best way is to have discrete volume level commands
>> which in fact is something we are working at with the manufacturer but
>> it's not guaranteed that we will get them...
>>
>> So, any ideas ?
>>
>> Markus
>>
>
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Re: CIP does not connect

2012-01-29T01:19:00.000-08:00

4 iPods connect at the same time? Or are you trying them one by one?
Maybe there is some limitation to the number of single connections to
the same IPID?

Does the 5th device work at all on its own? Could be a dodgy unit.

Jarrod

On 29/01/12 7:51 PM, Fakum12 wrote:
> Let's clarify the situation.
> This does not happen after some time, but on the first time the
> iviewer is installed and launched.
>
> 1. Unpack the iPods
> 2. Update to the newest IOS
> 3. Install iviewer
> 4. Run iviewer& load project.
> 5. 4 iPods connect, 1 does not.
>

Re: CIP does not connect

2012-01-29T00:51:00.001-08:00

Let's clarify the situation.
This does not happen after some time, but on the first time the
iviewer is installed and launched.

1. Unpack the iPods
2. Update to the newest IOS
3. Install iviewer
4. Run iviewer & load project.
5. 4 iPods connect, 1 does not.

Re: How to - multiple instances of similar systems / objects

2012-01-28T18:09:00.001-08:00

You can assign JS calls directly to buttons, no need to use join numbers
unless showing real feedback.

So you could have one system defined, and then change what device it is
talking to by modifying its IP address/port at runtime using
CF.setSystemProperties.

The button that you use to change what device you want to control could
have JS attached to it to perform the system properties changes, then
each button could just have something like:

myDevice.command("play");

With JavaScript it's really capable of doing pretty much anything you
like - just up to you to program it in a way that suits your requirements.

You could even use the same join numbers for each system, and just make
sure to set the joins to a default state when changing systems, and then
request the new data from the system each time you change.

Jarrod

On 29/01/12 10:22 AM, Heath Volmer wrote:
> Going to ramble a tad here:
>
> I have a JS file designed to talk to a media server. I could have
> multiple media servers, so I might need multiple systems and multiple
> JS objects to handle them. My JS is building the multiple instances
> with no problem, but now that I'm to the point of connecting the
> buttons on the server's gui page to the JS objects that talk to the
> system, I realize that I have no idea how to access a given object
> from a button and call a function on it.
>
> One method (which I don't like) is to watch joins and route them to
> the currently-selected system.
>
> Another way is to route different ranges of joins to different systems
> (I like this even less, being a big proponent of reusing things.)
>
> Either way, I'm assuming that I have to do this routing to the
> appropriate object outside of my objects.
>
> My main questions:
> Please tell me there is a better way that gets me out of
> join-number-ville. I'd like to say command("Play") on a button press
> and have that button talk to the server it's supposed to. Do I need
> to have a central catcher of commands that says "He pressed play, and
> he's on media server 4. Send the command to that one"? That might
> not be too messy.
>
> Is there a way to attach a JS object to a subpage or page? It's
> buttons would refer to a certain instance. (Venturing into Mac-Xcode
> land here again folks) Like a page built in Interface Builder has a
> controller object attached to it.
>
> Thanks
>

Re: How to - multiple instances of similar systems / objects

2012-01-28T15:54:00.000-08:00

As a follow up:

If I am forced to take the one range of joins for each server route,
each page will be identical. Is there a way to offset a subpage's
joins, so I can just paste in multiple copies of a subpage and have each
offset to it's own range of joins?

Thanks

Heath Volmer
Digital Domain Systems
303-517-9714

On 1/28/12 4:22 PM, Heath Volmer wrote:
> Going to ramble a tad here:
>
> I have a JS file designed to talk to a media server. I could have
> multiple media servers, so I might need multiple systems and multiple
> JS objects to handle them. My JS is building the multiple instances
> with no problem, but now that I'm to the point of connecting the
> buttons on the server's gui page to the JS objects that talk to the
> system, I realize that I have no idea how to access a given object
> from a button and call a function on it.
>
> One method (which I don't like) is to watch joins and route them to
> the currently-selected system.
>
> Another way is to route different ranges of joins to different systems
> (I like this even less, being a big proponent of reusing things.)
>
> Either way, I'm assuming that I have to do this routing to the
> appropriate object outside of my objects.
>
> My main questions:
> Please tell me there is a better way that gets me out of
> join-number-ville. I'd like to say command("Play") on a button press
> and have that button talk to the server it's supposed to. Do I need
> to have a central catcher of commands that says "He pressed play, and
> he's on media server 4. Send the command to that one"? That might
> not be too messy.
>
> Is there a way to attach a JS object to a subpage or page? It's
> buttons would refer to a certain instance. (Venturing into Mac-Xcode
> land here again folks) Like a page built in Interface Builder has a
> controller object attached to it.
>
> Thanks
>

How to - multiple instances of similar systems / objects

2012-01-28T15:22:00.000-08:00

Going to ramble a tad here:

I have a JS file designed to talk to a media server. I could have
multiple media servers, so I might need multiple systems and multiple JS
objects to handle them. My JS is building the multiple instances with
no problem, but now that I'm to the point of connecting the buttons on
the server's gui page to the JS objects that talk to the system, I
realize that I have no idea how to access a given object from a button
and call a function on it.

One method (which I don't like) is to watch joins and route them to the
currently-selected system.

Another way is to route different ranges of joins to different systems
(I like this even less, being a big proponent of reusing things.)

Either way, I'm assuming that I have to do this routing to the
appropriate object outside of my objects.

My main questions:
Please tell me there is a better way that gets me out of
join-number-ville. I'd like to say command("Play") on a button press
and have that button talk to the server it's supposed to. Do I need to
have a central catcher of commands that says "He pressed play, and he's
on media server 4. Send the command to that one"? That might not be
too messy.

Is there a way to attach a JS object to a subpage or page? It's buttons
would refer to a certain instance. (Venturing into Mac-Xcode land here
again folks) Like a page built in Interface Builder has a controller
object attached to it.

Thanks

--
Heath Volmer
Digital Domain Systems
303-517-9714

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2012-01-28T13:09:00.001-08:00

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Google dá adeus aos botões físicos
Humor: Twittando em 1991
Você já viu um bebê-robô?

Google dá adeus aos botões físicos

Posted: 28 Jan 2012 10:35 AM PST

O Google, no blog Android Developers, pede aos desenvolvedores de aplicativos para começar a migrar as funções do menu para a Action Bar. Essa barra de ações não é um conceito novo, ela foi vista primeiramente no Honeycomb (Android 3.0), porém como agora os novos devices estão saindo da fábrica com Ice Cream Sandwich (Android 4.0) essa mudança é inevitável.

Uma preocupação dos desenvolvedores é o trabalho que esse recurso pode gerar no suporte às versões antigas, mas, segundo o blog, eles podem continuar usando os botões físicos nas versões pré-honeycomb.

O uso da Action Bar promete facilitar a experiência do usuário, principalmente com o Action Overflow, um segundo menu com opções que os desenvolvedores julgam ser necessárias aos seus aplicativos, mas que não precisam estar no menu principal.

Ações como essa, fazem parte da promessa de deixar o Android cada vez mais padronizado, o que é bom para os usuários e desenvolvedores.

Humor: Twittando em 1991

Posted: 27 Jan 2012 08:06 PM PST

Via: Rodrigostoledo.

Você já viu um bebê-robô?

Posted: 27 Jan 2012 07:09 PM PST

O robozinho abaixo foi criado pelo britânico Chris Clarke para atender uma encomenda de uma novela norte-americana. Ele vem para resolver um problema muito comum em sets de filmagem: bebês de verdade podem chorar e não colaborar muito durante a gravação das cenas.

Embora os movimentos sejam muito convincentes, é estranho ver o pequeno robô sem uma “pele”, não é mesmo? Engenhoca digna da Cyberdyne Systems.

Fonte: Geekologie.

Re: Itunes

2012-01-27T20:08:00.000-08:00

Ok thank you Jarrod i hope so

On 28 Jan., 04:51, Jarrod Bell <jar...@guilink.com> wrote:
> Its in the works. No release timeframe just yet.
>
> Jarrod
>
> On 28/01/12 2:17 PM, marco.marino1...@googlemail.com wrote:
>
>
>
> > Hi has anyone a itunes plugin ? Or where can i get it ?
>
> > Regards
> > Saya- Zitierten Text ausblenden -
>
> - Zitierten Text anzeigen -

Re: Itunes

2012-01-27T19:51:00.001-08:00

Its in the works. No release timeframe just yet.

Jarrod

On 28/01/12 2:17 PM, marco.marino1981@googlemail.com wrote:
> Hi has anyone a itunes plugin ? Or where can i get it ?
>
> Regards
> Saya
>

Itunes

2012-01-27T19:17:00.000-08:00

Hi has anyone a itunes plugin ? Or where can i get it ?

Regards
Saya

Re: Macros and timing reliability

2012-01-27T14:33:00.001-08:00

Of course discrete vol is the real answer, but I have not heard of
anyone having issues with macro timing.
1 second should be plenty of delay, but then again IR is very hardware
dependent. I don't think its a network issue.

Waiting 10-20 seconds for vol adjustment sounds like a very bad
situation. Why not use an amp that has RS232 control?

Jarrod

On 28/01/12 1:29 AM, MarkusKl wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a few questions regarding macros, command timings within macros
> etc.
>
> We have a couple of projects done now each of them having the same
> hardware amps controlled by global caches IP bus devices via IR
> commands.
> I do know about IR code problematics etc. but I can for sure say that
> all codes are working fine because we developed them on our own with
> the manufacturer.
> To clarify the situation a little bit more we are having audio scenes
> within a multiroom environment and we are controlling the amps and the
> audio zones by setting the volume levels on the amps differently (via
> the mentioned IR/GC combos).
>
> Now as you might expect the macros are quite extensive because each of
> the amps have 102 (!!) volume steps.
> Besides this there are also a few other things to do in the macros.
> Of course, not always 102 steps/commands are send per amp, we have
> some improvements and used some tricks so we are talking about 10-20
> steps per amp.
>
> Knowing that each vol up/vol down command needs ~500ms for execution
> within the amp we have a delay of 1000ms in our macros (which are real
> CF macros, no JS code) to ensure the commands are send adequately.
>
> I am wondering if I can rely on the 1000ms within the macro
> execution ?
> And also, is it ensured that the macros are executed serially (which
> is what I am expecting, of course)?
> Would it make sense to program the macros within JS ? Would that bring
> any benefits/more reliability? Also, how to code the delays and ensure
> the serial execution ? (The UI is blocked for the user in any case to
> ensure correct execution and finalization of the macros)!
>
> I am asking this because even when I further delay the commands for
> vol up/down sometimes (I would say in 1-3% of the cases) not all the
> commands are received by the amps which results in differences in the
> audio scenes...it's not something the user probably hears, but I can
> track it in our devlopement/debuging software of the amps...and
> because it's a question of professionality i would like to have this
> 100% solved !
>
> It could be that the network has some delay in theory, although it is
> a multimedia network used and installed ONLY for audio (!), no other
> pc or NAS devices etc., also it's a gigabit network...
>
> I am just curious what other guys/installers say about this behavior,
> and also would appreciate any idea to solve the issue.
>
> I know that the best way is to have discrete volume level commands
> which in fact is something we are working at with the manufacturer but
> it's not guaranteed that we will get them...
>
> So, any ideas ?
>
> Markus
>

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2012-01-27T13:35:00.000-08:00

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Google Maps conta agora com alerta de situações de emergência

Posted: 27 Jan 2012 04:11 AM PST

O Google integrou mais um serviço ao Google Maps: O Google Publics Alerts. Ainda em fase beta e indisponível para nosso idioma, o serviço conta com informações detalhadas sobre situações emergenciais pelo mundo, causadas por fenômenos naturais.

Inundações, terremotos, tempestades de neve, tornados, dentre outros fenômenos passam a ser catalogados e registrados no serviço, informando gravidade, se há centros de ajuda por perto e o que providências estão sendo tomadas. Há também a possibilidade de pesquisarmos, através de palavras-chave ou nos pontos de alerta no mapa, todo tipo de informação.

Para conferir de perto, acesse a página do Google Public Alerts, clicando aqui.

Nokia N9 – Review

Posted: 26 Jan 2012 05:20 PM PST

Sempre que se fala em Nokia, bate uma saudade daquele tempo em que a empresa finlandesa tinha os celulares mais legais, ainda que o melhor de tudo fosse poder jogar Snake. Me vem à cabeça também o tempo em que o N95 era estado-da-arte em termos de smartphone: câmera de 5MP, slider para cima e para baixo – evidenciando o teclado ou os comandos de música, quando não era obrigatório haver touchscreen -, câmera frontal, conectividade 3G, wi-fi, bluetooth…

Porém, houve uma grande reviravolta no mercado de smartphones, novos aparelhos e sistemas operacionais surgiram, e a Nokia ficou para trás com o Symbian. Mas, com o excelente N9, acredito que ela mostra que está ressurgindo como peça importante neste mercado.

Sendo assim, nos próximos parágrafos, vamos falar um pouco sobre o Nokia N9:

O aparelho

O Nokia N9 é um aparelho muito elegante e discreto. O corpo, formado em peça única de policarbonato de acabamento fosco, não possui vincos ou ressaltos. O vidro Gorilla Glass possui curvatura nas suas bordas acompanhando o desenho do corpo, e protege uma tela AMOLED de 3,9 polegadas (resolução de 854 x 480 pixels) com 16,7 milhões de cores, além da câmera frontal, curiosamente posicionada no canto inferior direito do aparelho.

Na lateral direita, há três botões: os controles de volume e o botão de ligar/bloqueio/desbloqueio do aparelho. Mas o aparelho é tão bacana que dispensaria o uso deste botão pro desbloqueio: basta dois leves toques na tela e ela liga, pronta para ser desbloqueada.

Na parte traseira, o aparelho apresenta uma curvatura suave (semelhante àquela encontrada nos iPod Touch de 3ª geração), tendo ao centro uma chapinha cromada contendo a câmera de 8 megapixels com lentes Carl Zeiss – padrão na linha N da Nokia – e ao lado o flash de LED duplo.

Na parte superior, o conector 3,5mm para fones de ouvido e microfone e duas portinhas: uma para o conector microUSB – usado para recarga da bateria, conexão com o PC e leitura de pen-drives – e outra com uma gavetinha para o microSIM. Um detalhe digno de nota: fui até a minha operadora para substituir o SIM por um microSIM, e eles não o substituem; apenas usam uma ferramenta que corta o SIM padrão pro formato microSIM. E não foi só na minha operadora que vi isto acontecer…

Na parte inferior, a saída do alto-falante, que é apenas uma furação em formato oblongo na carcaça do aparelho.

Internamente, o aparelho apresenta um processador single-core Cortex A8 de 1 GHz, e uma GPU PowerVR SGX530. Ambos estão ligados a 1 GB de memória RAM, tornando um aparelho bem robusto em termos de recursos para aplicativos. De fato, como visto durante nossos testes, não houve engasgos ou transições travadas. Em termos de conectividade sem fio, temos 3G UMTS/HSPA pentaband, 2G GSM/EDGE quadband, Wi-Fi a/b/g/n, Bluetooth 2.1, GPS e o recém chegado NFC. Não há, contudo, receptor de FM, comum nos aparelhos Nokia, ou mesmo o transmissor FM, já visto no N97 e N8. A bateria de 1.450mAh mantém o padrão de autonomia dos aparelhos da Nokia, permitindo em casos de pouco uso ficar até 3 dias sem recarga.

O sistema operacional

O Nokia N9 utiliza-se do MeeGo 1.2 Harmattan, a última versão do sistema operacional móvel baseado em Linux, fruto da fusão dos projetos Moblin (Intel) e Maemo (Nokia). Diferentemente do que outros sites falam, não considero o MeeGo um sistema “zumbi” ou”natimorto”. Antes de mais nada, o MeeGo é um sistema operacional móvel, com vistas para aplicação não somente em smartphones, mas também em tablets, netbooks, sistemas de navegação automotiva, smart TVs e outros sistemas embarcados, ou seja, não é exclusivo da Nokia.

O MeeGo é mais prático de usar que o Android e o iOS. Não há múltiplas telas, app drawers, launchers, widgets, planos de fundo, e todos os frufrus que costumam entupir a tela dos aparelhos. Há apenas três telas: Eventos, Aplicativos em execução, e Menu de aplicativos. Tudo num fundo preto, com um design simples e lindo de se ver, com fontes e ícones elegantes. Para mudar de tela, basta arrastar para os lados. Simples, sem botões. Se você abriu um aplicativo e quer fazer outra coisa, só arrastar para o lado até a tela de Menu. Se quer voltar, arraste para o lado até a tela de Aplicativos em execução, e selecione o aplicativo. Quer fechar o aplicativo? Arraste da borda superior para baixo (como se fosse abrir a barra de notificações de Android e iOS) e o aplicativo fecha. Com tudo isso, o MeeGo mostra uma de suas virtudes: não há necessidade de botões de comando. Isto inclui o desbloqueio da tela: dois toques suaves na tela acordam o aparelho para desbloqueio. Fantástico.

No Menu de Aplicativos, ícones bonitos e bem organizados, com fundo preto na tela. Recursos conhecidos de outros sistemas: segurando qualquer ícone, a tela entra em modo de edição, e você pode reorganizar os ícones de acordo com seu gosto, e também desinstalar aplicativos (ainda bem, quem usa Symbian sabe o sufoco que é desinstalar qualquer coisa) clicando no “x” que aparece.

Arraste a tela pra esquerda e você verá os aplicativos abertos. Não aparecerão ícones dos aplicativos, mas sim miniaturas dos aplicativos em execução. Se você selecionar algum, ele abre; se segurar, habilita a função para fechar os aplicativos individualmente ou todos de uma vez.

Arraste mais uma vez a tela, e chegam os Eventos. Aqui o MeeGo mostra o nível de integração das redes sociais no sistema: uma vez que você adicione suas contas do Twitter, Facebook e E-mail, ele mostra as atualizações de todas as redes em tempo real. Se você clicar em alguma, ele abre o aplicativo correspondente. E claro, ele também mostra informações sobre data, hora e clima.

A ausência de botões de comando (como o Home do iOS, e todos os do Android) é uma quebra de paradigma, e o recurso Swipe os substitui com primazia. Me peguei algumas vezes depois de ter devolvido o aparelho tentando arrastar as telas do meu Android.

Câmera

Apesar do downgrade da câmera em relação ao N8, o conjunto óptico formado pelas lentes Carl Zeiss se sobressai frente à concorrência: fotos nítidas, com pouco ruído ou distorção, mesmo em condições adversas de iluminação. Abaixo vemos alguns exemplos de fotos, tiradas em condições de iluminação não muito favoráveis:

Foto tirada sem flash em ambiente interno com iluminação mediana

Foto tirada em ambiente externo em dia nublado

Foto tirada em modo Macro

Detalhe da imagem acima em resolução máxima

Duas fotos, dois aparelhos, mesmo cenário: a foto ao alto foi tirada com o N9, e a foto abaixo tirada com o N8. Podemos notar que, apesar do flash do N8 ser mais forte e ter gerado mais reflexo, percebe-se na sua foto um nível de detalhe melhor que do N9. Ainda assim, a câmera do N9 não deixa a desejar.

Música

Aquele aplicativo de músicas meio desajeitado do Symbian deu lugar a um aplicativo todo novo, com interface mais simples e elegante, tão funcional quanto o player nativo do iOS. Quando a música não tem a imagem da capa, o aplicativo coloca o nome do álbum num fundo sólido, com cores que variam de acordo com o álbum, em letras caixa alta, repetindo até preencher a imagem. Bem legal!

“Puxa, mas eu tenho todas as minhas músicas e vídeos organizadas no iTunes”. Não tem problema, a Nokia desenvolveu um aplicativo que faz o aparelho se comunicar com a biblioteca do seu iTunes: o Nokia Link. Ele lê a sua biblioteca, identifica os arquivos de mídia e playlists dentro do iTunes e sincroniza com o seu aparelho. Simples assim.

Aplicativos

Bem, se há um ponto fraco no aparelho, podemos dizer que seria a oferta de aplicativos. O básico está lá: os aplicativos integrados ao sistema do Twitter e Facebook, Foursquare, softwares de melhorias na câmera, jogos casuais. Mas não dá pra esperar a mesma oferta de aplicativos que existe no iOS e no Android, seja em quantidade ou qualidade; passeando pela Loja Nokia, dá pra notar que existe muita coisa simples, muitos experimentos e opções informais de grandes aplicativos de outras plataformas. Você não vai postar suas fotos no Instagram (opa, mas se você tiver Android também não pode… ao menos por enquanto), mas há uma opção semelhante, o Molome. Você não tem o Whatsapp, mas… é, você vai ter que usar SMS. Não tem o Evernote, mas tem o EverN9, versão não-oficial.

Mas, existe a melhor opção de navegador GPS que não é pago nem é Beta: o Nokia Drive, que evoluiu a partiu do Nokia Maps. Ele pode tanto carregar os mapas através da sua conexão 3G quanto da memória do aparelho, bastando para isso conectar ao seu computador através do Nokia Suite e escolher os mapas que você quer disponíveis – e ele baixa quantos mapas você quiser, enquanto houver espaço de armazenamento no aparelho.

NFC

O aparelho possui embarcada a tecnologia NFC – Near Field Communication – que é um protocolo de comunicação estabelecido através de contato ou proximidade entre o aparelho e outros dispositivos, que podem ser outros aparelhos, falantes externos (como os Nokia Play 360º) e até dispositivos de tarifação. O NFC, num futuro próximo (será?), permitirá que dispensemos nossos cartões de crédito para efetuar pagamentos em lojas, transporte público e outros locais: basta aproximar o celular do dispositivo de cobrança e efetuar o pagamento. Enquanto a tecnologia não se populariza, a Nokia disponibiliza uma versão de Angry Birds especial para NFC: Angry Birds Free With Magic

Todo mundo conhece Angry Birds, então não preciso falar sobre a dinâmica do jogo. O que muda mesmo é que, em um determinado ponto, só é possível avançar de fase se você estabelecer uma ligação NFC com outro aparelho que tenha o jogo. Ou seja, não dá pra jogar sozinho sem a ajuda de um colega.

Extras

Em relação ao N8, a mudança na apresentação da caixa foi bem drástica: de uma caixa simples visando economia, sustentabilidade e tal, passamos pra uma caixa muito elegante, muito parecida com a do… iPhone. Só que azul. Você abre e está lá o apareho em primeiro plano, bonito, e com os acessórios abaixo. Como acessórios: um carregador de tomada USB – bem pequeno, por sinal -, o cabo padrão micro-USB para ser usado tanto na conexão com o computador quanto para carga de bateria, par de fones de ouvido e uma capinha emborrachada. Sim, a Nokia já fornece com o aparelho uma capinha emborrachada em preto fosco, que quando colocada no aparelho, apresenta-se bem discreta. Se bem que o corpo de policarbonato não quebra quando cai no chão… O que senti falta, em se tratando de um aparelho topo de linha da Nokia, foi o carregador veicular. O N95 tinha, o N97 também. Por que não pro N9? Pô, vai, até o Motorola Defy vem com carregador (por sorte pude usar, já que é o mesmo padrão micro-USB.

Conclusão

Sempre gosto de falar que sou multiplataforma: no meu dia-a-dia, convivo com iOS, Android e Symbian. Há uma grande diferença de facilidade de uso entre eles, de integração com hardware, de aplicativos disponíveis. E o N9 com o MeeGo foi uma bela surpresa: mostrou que a Nokia continua sendo capaz de desenvolver tecnologia boa, tanto em hardware quanto em software. Há uma integração muito boa, tão boa quanto acontece entre iOS e iPhone: o tal do “feitos um para o outro”.

Porém, como já é sabido, o MeeGo é sistema de um aparelho só: apenas o N9 vai vir com ele. E sendo assim, dificilmente surgirão versões para ele de aplicativos conhecidos de outras plataformas; o custo não compensa. Porém, como citei, pra tudo dá-se jeito e existem opções alternativas de aplicativos para as mais diversas necessidades, ficando a cargo do usuário garimpar as melhores opções.

Ao final deste texto, afirmo uma coisa: eu compraria um N9. Por ser belo. Por ser elegante. Por ser diferente. Por não ser mais um formato sabonete no meio da multidão. Por ser parrudo o suficiente para ter um funcionamento suave. Pela grande facilidade que é o Swipe. É o tipo de aparelho que eu recomendo às pessoas que querem provar algo de diferente e não têm apego com aplicativos mainstream. Aqueles que sabem que tem um grande aparelho, mas não precisam ficar alardeando pros outros.

O Showmetech agradece à Nokia por fornecer o aparelho para testes, e aguarda ansiosamente os próximos lançamentos!

Re: Images disappeared after moving GUI file

2012-01-27T11:49:00.000-08:00

Found the problem. The folder I created where the gui file lived was
two words and it had a space between the words. Weird how that
affected it. In the URL for iViewer I was using %20 to denote the
space. iViewer NO did not like that.

On Jan 27, 10:52 am, Jared Haleck <jhal...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I guess the other thing to ask is if anyone else has tried to serve the GUI
> file form a synology nas?
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> On Fri, Jan 27, 2012 at 10:38 AM, yellowfin <jhal...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Yup, I just copied and pasted the file path from the GUI into a web
> > browser and the images show up just fine Any other thoughts?
>
> > On Jan 27, 7:41 am, Heath Volmer <hvol...@ddsys.co> wrote:
> > > I've had problems with permissions getting out of whack moving between
> > > servers. I don't know why that would only apply to graphics though.
> > > Just a thought. Can you access the files through a web browser?
>
> > > Heath Volmer
> > > Digital Domain Systems
> > > 303-517-9714
>
> > > On 1/27/12 7:33 AM, Jared Haleck wrote:
>
> > > > Yes the relative locations are the same. I have checked the GUI file
> > in both text editor and guidesigner to verify. Any other thoughts?
>
> > > > On Jan 27, 2012, at 3:44 AM, Jarrod Bell<jar...@guilink.com> wrote:
>
> > > >> Did you leave the GUI file in the same relative location to the
> > images?
>
> > > >> Check that the image references in the theme definitions are correct,
> > relative to the project asset directory (in project properties).
> > > >> Open it up in a text editor and manually check the file paths if you
> > need.
>
> > > >> Jarrod
>
> > > >> On 27/01/12 5:35 PM, yellowfin wrote:
> > > >>> Ok, this sounds like a newbie question, but when I moved the GUI
> > file,
> > > >>> I also moved the directories of images along with the GUI file. When
> > > >>> I open the GUI file in GUIDesigner, all the files are still there,
> > > >>> however, when I I fetch the GUI file from the iPad, I only get text
> > > >>> and it doesn't pull the images down.
>
> > > >>> I moved my file and the image directories from a bluehost webserver
> > to
> > > >>> a local synology webserver.
>
> > > >>> Any ideas on how I can fix this?
>
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Re: Images disappeared after moving GUI file

2012-01-27T11:39:00.000-08:00

Spaces are evil in commandFusion land

On Friday, 27 January 2012, yellowfin <jhaleck@gmail.com> wrote:
> Found the problem. The folder I created where the gui file lived was
> two words and it had a space between the words. Weird how that
> affected it. In the URL for iViewer I was using %20 to denote the
> space. iViewer NO did not like that.
>
> On Jan 27, 10:52 am, Jared Haleck <jhal...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> I guess the other thing to ask is if anyone else has tried to serve the GUI
>> file form a synology nas?
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> On Fri, Jan 27, 2012 at 10:38 AM, yellowfin <jhal...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> > Yup, I just copied and pasted the file path from the GUI into a web
>> > browser and the images show up just fine Any other thoughts?
>>
>> > On Jan 27, 7:41 am, Heath Volmer <hvol...@ddsys.co> wrote:
>> > > I've had problems with permissions getting out of whack moving between
>> > > servers. I don't know why that would only apply to graphics though.
>> > > Just a thought. Can you access the files through a web browser?
>>
>> > > Heath Volmer
>> > > Digital Domain Systems
>> > > 303-517-9714
>>
>> > > On 1/27/12 7:33 AM, Jared Haleck wrote:
>>
>> > > > Yes the relative locations are the same. I have checked the GUI file
>> > in both text editor and guidesigner to verify. Any other thoughts?
>>
>> > > > On Jan 27, 2012, at 3:44 AM, Jarrod Bell<jar...@guilink.com> wrote:
>>
>> > > >> Did you leave the GUI file in the same relative location to the
>> > images?
>>
>> > > >> Check that the image references in the theme definitions are correct,
>> > relative to the project asset directory (in project properties).
>> > > >> Open it up in a text editor and manually check the file paths if you
>> > need.
>>
>> > > >> Jarrod
>>
>> > > >> On 27/01/12 5:35 PM, yellowfin wrote:
>> > > >>> Ok, this sounds like a newbie question, but when I moved the GUI
>> > file,
>> > > >>> I also moved the directories of images along with the GUI file. When
>> > > >>> I open the GUI file in GUIDesigner, all the files are still there,
>> > > >>> however, when I I fetch the GUI file from the iPad, I only get text
>> > > >>> and it doesn't pull the images down.
>>
>> > > >>> I moved my file and the image directories from a bluehost webserver
>> > to
>> > > >>> a local synology webserver.
>>
>> > > >>> Any ideas on how I can fix this?
>>
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Re: Images disappeared after moving GUI file

2012-01-27T11:25:00.000-08:00

Re: Images disappeared after moving GUI file

2012-01-27T09:52:00.001-08:00

I guess the other thing to ask is if anyone else has tried to serve the GUI file form a synology nas?

On Fri, Jan 27, 2012 at 10:38 AM, yellowfin <jhaleck@gmail.com> wrote:

Yup, I just copied and pasted the file path from the GUI into a web
browser and the images show up just fine Any other thoughts?

On Jan 27, 7:41 am, Heath Volmer <hvol...@ddsys.co> wrote:
> I've had problems with permissions getting out of whack moving between
> servers. I don't know why that would only apply to graphics though.
> Just a thought. Can you access the files through a web browser?
>
> Heath Volmer
> Digital Domain Systems
> 303-517-9714
>
> On 1/27/12 7:33 AM, Jared Haleck wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> > Yes the relative locations are the same. I have checked the GUI file in both text editor and guidesigner to verify. Any other thoughts?
>

> > On Jan 27, 2012, at 3:44 AM, Jarrod Bell<jar...@guilink.com> wrote:

>
> >> Did you leave the GUI file in the same relative location to the images?
>
> >> Check that the image references in the theme definitions are correct, relative to the project asset directory (in project properties).
> >> Open it up in a text editor and manually check the file paths if you need.
>
> >> Jarrod
>
> >> On 27/01/12 5:35 PM, yellowfin wrote:
> >>> Ok, this sounds like a newbie question, but when I moved the GUI file,
> >>> I also moved the directories of images along with the GUI file. When
> >>> I open the GUI file in GUIDesigner, all the files are still there,
> >>> however, when I I fetch the GUI file from the iPad, I only get text
> >>> and it doesn't pull the images down.
>
> >>> I moved my file and the image directories from a bluehost webserver to
> >>> a local synology webserver.
>
> >>> Any ideas on how I can fix this?
>
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Re: Images disappeared after moving GUI file

2012-01-27T09:38:00.000-08:00

Yup, I just copied and pasted the file path from the GUI into a web
browser and the images show up just fine Any other thoughts?

On Jan 27, 7:41 am, Heath Volmer <hvol...@ddsys.co> wrote:
> I've had problems with permissions getting out of whack moving between
> servers. I don't know why that would only apply to graphics though.
> Just a thought. Can you access the files through a web browser?
>
> Heath Volmer
> Digital Domain Systems
> 303-517-9714
>
> On 1/27/12 7:33 AM, Jared Haleck wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> > Yes the relative locations are the same. I have checked the GUI file in both text editor and guidesigner to verify. Any other thoughts?
>
> > On Jan 27, 2012, at 3:44 AM, Jarrod Bell<jar...@guilink.com> wrote:
>
> >> Did you leave the GUI file in the same relative location to the images?
>
> >> Check that the image references in the theme definitions are correct, relative to the project asset directory (in project properties).
> >> Open it up in a text editor and manually check the file paths if you need.
>
> >> Jarrod
>
> >> On 27/01/12 5:35 PM, yellowfin wrote:
> >>> Ok, this sounds like a newbie question, but when I moved the GUI file,
> >>> I also moved the directories of images along with the GUI file. When
> >>> I open the GUI file in GUIDesigner, all the files are still there,
> >>> however, when I I fetch the GUI file from the iPad, I only get text
> >>> and it doesn't pull the images down.
>
> >>> I moved my file and the image directories from a bluehost webserver to
> >>> a local synology webserver.
>
> >>> Any ideas on how I can fix this?
>
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Re: Images disappeared after moving GUI file

2012-01-27T06:41:00.000-08:00

I've had problems with permissions getting out of whack moving between
servers. I don't know why that would only apply to graphics though.
Just a thought. Can you access the files through a web browser?

Heath Volmer
Digital Domain Systems
303-517-9714

On 1/27/12 7:33 AM, Jared Haleck wrote:
> Yes the relative locations are the same. I have checked the GUI file in both text editor and guidesigner to verify. Any other thoughts?
>
>
>
> On Jan 27, 2012, at 3:44 AM, Jarrod Bell<jarrod@guilink.com> wrote:
>
>> Did you leave the GUI file in the same relative location to the images?
>>
>> Check that the image references in the theme definitions are correct, relative to the project asset directory (in project properties).
>> Open it up in a text editor and manually check the file paths if you need.
>>
>> Jarrod
>>
>> On 27/01/12 5:35 PM, yellowfin wrote:
>>> Ok, this sounds like a newbie question, but when I moved the GUI file,
>>> I also moved the directories of images along with the GUI file. When
>>> I open the GUI file in GUIDesigner, all the files are still there,
>>> however, when I I fetch the GUI file from the iPad, I only get text
>>> and it doesn't pull the images down.
>>>
>>> I moved my file and the image directories from a bluehost webserver to
>>> a local synology webserver.
>>>
>>> Any ideas on how I can fix this?
>>>
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Re: Images disappeared after moving GUI file

2012-01-27T06:33:00.000-08:00

Yes the relative locations are the same. I have checked the GUI file in both text editor and guidesigner to verify. Any other thoughts?

On Jan 27, 2012, at 3:44 AM, Jarrod Bell <jarrod@guilink.com> wrote:

> Did you leave the GUI file in the same relative location to the images?
>
> Check that the image references in the theme definitions are correct, relative to the project asset directory (in project properties).
> Open it up in a text editor and manually check the file paths if you need.
>
> Jarrod
>
> On 27/01/12 5:35 PM, yellowfin wrote:
>> Ok, this sounds like a newbie question, but when I moved the GUI file,
>> I also moved the directories of images along with the GUI file. When
>> I open the GUI file in GUIDesigner, all the files are still there,
>> however, when I I fetch the GUI file from the iPad, I only get text
>> and it doesn't pull the images down.
>>
>> I moved my file and the image directories from a bluehost webserver to
>> a local synology webserver.
>>
>> Any ideas on how I can fix this?
>>
>
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Macros and timing reliability

2012-01-27T06:29:00.000-08:00

Hi,

I have a few questions regarding macros, command timings within macros
etc.

We have a couple of projects done now each of them having the same
hardware amps controlled by global caches IP bus devices via IR
commands.
I do know about IR code problematics etc. but I can for sure say that
all codes are working fine because we developed them on our own with
the manufacturer.
To clarify the situation a little bit more we are having audio scenes
within a multiroom environment and we are controlling the amps and the
audio zones by setting the volume levels on the amps differently (via
the mentioned IR/GC combos).

Now as you might expect the macros are quite extensive because each of
the amps have 102 (!!) volume steps.
Besides this there are also a few other things to do in the macros.
Of course, not always 102 steps/commands are send per amp, we have
some improvements and used some tricks so we are talking about 10-20
steps per amp.

Knowing that each vol up/vol down command needs ~500ms for execution
within the amp we have a delay of 1000ms in our macros (which are real
CF macros, no JS code) to ensure the commands are send adequately.

I am wondering if I can rely on the 1000ms within the macro
execution ?
And also, is it ensured that the macros are executed serially (which
is what I am expecting, of course)?
Would it make sense to program the macros within JS ? Would that bring
any benefits/more reliability? Also, how to code the delays and ensure
the serial execution ? (The UI is blocked for the user in any case to
ensure correct execution and finalization of the macros)!

I am asking this because even when I further delay the commands for
vol up/down sometimes (I would say in 1-3% of the cases) not all the
commands are received by the amps which results in differences in the
audio scenes...it's not something the user probably hears, but I can
track it in our devlopement/debuging software of the amps...and
because it's a question of professionality i would like to have this
100% solved !

It could be that the network has some delay in theory, although it is
a multimedia network used and installed ONLY for audio (!), no other
pc or NAS devices etc., also it's a gigabit network...

I am just curious what other guys/installers say about this behavior,
and also would appreciate any idea to solve the issue.

I know that the best way is to have discrete volume level commands
which in fact is something we are working at with the manufacturer but
it's not guaranteed that we will get them...

So, any ideas ?

Markus

CommandFusion Protocol

2012-01-27T03:41:00.001-08:00

Hi, I need help choosing my next protocol option for the next project.

Old simpl+ method suffers if you are using analog ramping and to fix
the offline issue you need to jailbreak it and install fusionlock or
dim to black (or dont lock the screen if not jailbreaking) to keep the
wifi active

CIP method has no issues with analog ramping, you can use an xpanel
symbol to keep digitals, analog and serials nice and tidy, but over a
longer period of time it suffers with excessive memory eating when
coming back online if it ever does, maybe this can be fixed with
fusionlock or dim to black (this would reduce the battery life from 30
ish days to 3-4days)

Crestron Mobile method. Not used this yet, what are the pros and cons
with this method?

Cheers

Re: CIP does not connect

2012-01-27T03:30:00.000-08:00

a reboot does not free up memory all of the time, even if you kill the app first

On 27 January 2012 11:28, Fakum12 <t.wichert@gmx.de> wrote:

No, not jailbroken.
Did a hard restart of the iPod (should start with some free memory, no
other no-apple apps installed), no change....
Looks like I might have to switch back to the legacy solution...

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Re: CIP does not connect

2012-01-27T03:28:00.000-08:00

No, not jailbroken.
Did a hard restart of the iPod (should start with some free memory, no
other no-apple apps installed), no change....
Looks like I might have to switch back to the legacy solution...

Re: CIP does not connect

2012-01-27T03:14:00.000-08:00

is it jailbroken? if so kill iViewer then in SB settings free up memory. (You will notice that the free memory is less than 40meg). Then repeat when it happens again.

Must be summut in the JS code during the reconnect function, its eating up the apples memory, must be hungry.

You need to be monitoring the network connection be for the CIP goes offline and not afterwards.

On 27 January 2012 11:09, Fakum12 <t.wichert@gmx.de> wrote:

Hi,

again I have a problem with the cip javascript.
It's a project with 5 identical iPods (newest model). Identical gui,
except the ID.
Four work flawless, the fifth is unable to connect. Changing the ID
makes no difference.
The network connection is fine, can browse the Internet, use
Airplay....

Strange, or not?

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CIP does not connect

2012-01-27T03:09:00.000-08:00

Hi,

again I have a problem with the cip javascript.
It's a project with 5 identical iPods (newest model). Identical gui,
except the ID.
Four work flawless, the fifth is unable to connect. Changing the ID
makes no difference.
The network connection is fine, can browse the Internet, use
Airplay....

Strange, or not?

Re: Images disappeared after moving GUI file

2012-01-27T02:44:00.001-08:00

Did you leave the GUI file in the same relative location to the images?

Check that the image references in the theme definitions are correct,
relative to the project asset directory (in project properties).
Open it up in a text editor and manually check the file paths if you need.

Jarrod

On 27/01/12 5:35 PM, yellowfin wrote:
> Ok, this sounds like a newbie question, but when I moved the GUI file,
> I also moved the directories of images along with the GUI file. When
> I open the GUI file in GUIDesigner, all the files are still there,
> however, when I I fetch the GUI file from the iPad, I only get text
> and it doesn't pull the images down.
>
> I moved my file and the image directories from a bluehost webserver to
> a local synology webserver.
>
> Any ideas on how I can fix this?
>

Images disappeared after moving GUI file

2012-01-26T22:35:00.001-08:00

Ok, this sounds like a newbie question, but when I moved the GUI file,
I also moved the directories of images along with the GUI file. When
I open the GUI file in GUIDesigner, all the files are still there,
however, when I I fetch the GUI file from the iPad, I only get text
and it doesn't pull the images down.

I moved my file and the image directories from a bluehost webserver to
a local synology webserver.

Any ideas on how I can fix this?

Re: Snap To Grid

2012-01-26T15:44:00.001-08:00

Or just use the alignment tools :P

On 27/01/12 10:40 AM, vmailtk5 wrote:

Cheers, I'll get my ruler, set square and spirit level out.

On 26 January 2012 23:37, Jarrod Bell <jarrod@guilink.com> wrote:

It doesn't exist. No plans to add it in immediate future, but its on the todo list.

Jarrod

On 27/01/12 10:16 AM, vmail wrote:

Where is it?

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Re: Snap To Grid

2012-01-26T15:43:00.000-08:00

Those little X/Y markers combined with the various alignment tools are much more useful. Snap is obnoxious, unless it is intelligent, not grid-based.

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On 1/26/12 4:40 PM, vmailtk5 wrote:

Cheers, I'll get my ruler, set square and spirit level out.

On 26 January 2012 23:37, Jarrod Bell <jarrod@guilink.com> wrote:

It doesn't exist. No plans to add it in immediate future, but its on the todo list.

Jarrod

On 27/01/12 10:16 AM, vmail wrote:

Where is it?

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Re: Snap To Grid

2012-01-26T15:40:00.000-08:00

Cheers, I'll get my ruler, set square and spirit level out.

On 26 January 2012 23:37, Jarrod Bell <jarrod@guilink.com> wrote:

It doesn't exist. No plans to add it in immediate future, but its on the todo list.

Jarrod

On 27/01/12 10:16 AM, vmail wrote:

Where is it?

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Re: Snap To Grid

2012-01-26T15:38:00.001-08:00

Meh

On 26 January 2012 23:35, Nahshon Williams <spcfix@gmail.com> wrote:

In yo dreamz :-P

On 26/01/2012 23:16, vmail wrote:

Where is it?

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Re: Snap To Grid

2012-01-26T15:37:00.001-08:00

It doesn't exist. No plans to add it in immediate future, but its on the
todo list.

Jarrod

On 27/01/12 10:16 AM, vmail wrote:
> Where is it?
>

Re: Snap To Grid

2012-01-26T15:35:00.001-08:00

In yo dreamz :-P

On 26/01/2012 23:16, vmail wrote:
> Where is it?
>

Snap To Grid

2012-01-26T15:16:00.000-08:00

Where is it?

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2012-01-26T13:31:00.001-08:00

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Nova imagem da NASA mostra o planeta Terra em alta resolução

Posted: 26 Jan 2012 08:54 AM PST

Suomi NPP, o mais novo satélite de observação terrestre da NASA, foi responsável pela imagem de alta resolução acima. Ela mostra a Terra em uma das imagens mais bonitas e mais nítidas já criadas do planeta. Aos interessados, é possível fazer o download dela no tamanho 8000 x 8000 pixels.

O satélite que a capturou tem seu nome em homenagem a Verner E. Suomi, cientista e pai da meteorologia com o uso de satélites. Ele foi desenvolvido para criar imagens de alta resolução do planeta, monitorar desastres naturais e servir como um novo instrumento para o melhoramento da previsão meteorológica global

A imagem imita a legendária foto "Blue Marble", tirada pela tripulação da Apollo 17 em 7 de Dezembro de 1972.

Créditos: NASA/NOAA/GSFC/Suomi NPP/VIIRS/Norman Kuring

Fonte: Our Amazing Planet

Primeiras impressões: Asus Eee Pad Transformer

Posted: 26 Jan 2012 06:42 AM PST

O usuário Arthur Beltrão repassou para nós suas primeiras impressões do uso do seu novo tablet: o Asus Eee Pad Transformer. Veja abaixo o que ele achou:

Duração da Bateria:

A bateria é fantástica (faço o comparativo com um smartphone Motorola Milestone 2 e um Notebook HP com bateria de 9 células). Como o brinquedo é novo, faço uso dele constantemente. Segundo meus cálculos, a bateria deve durar entre 9 e 10 horas, mesmo jogando Order and Chaos (um RPG 3D online), com brilho no automático e sem o teclado.

Em média, minha bateria tem durado entre 1 dia e meio e 2 dias, usando bastante o tablet. No stand-by a bateria gasta bem pouco, ao contrário do que tinha ouvido falar por ai.

A única configuração que eu alterei foi na política de desligamento do Wi-Fi, colocando-o para desligar quando entra em deep-seep se desconectado do carregador. Nessa situação a bateria descarrega por volta de 2% a cada 10 horas.

Velocidade e desempenho:

Achei o desempenho do tablet muito bom também. Estou com cerca de 150 aplicativos já instalados nele e o laucher padrão roda suave. Existem alguns momentos não muito frequentes em que ele dá uma engasgada, mas não chega a incomodar muito. Espero que isso suma no ICS.

Os jogos THD rodam incrivelmente lisos nele. O Order and Chaos dá algumas engasgadas de vez em quando, mas isso deve ser por causa da gambiarra que fiz para rodar o jogo nele (não é compatível por padrão). Não cheguei a fazer benchmark nenhum, mas no meu uso do dia a dia, e nos jogos 3D me agradou muito.

Internet e navegação:

A navegação na internet é muito boa. Para mim que estava acostumado com o browser do telefone, foi um salto quântico. As páginas carregam rapidamente, mesmo as com Flash, e tudo roda perfeitamente (a não ser os sites mal feitos apenas para internet explorer). Ele lembra muito o navegador Chrome.

Gmail:

O aplicativo de Gmail é muito bom no tablet, mas de vez em quando dá alguns bugs. Algumas mensagens que leio aqui da lista, não sei por qual motivo, continuam como não lidas, mesmo clicando várias vezes. Nesse caso eu volto para a caixa de entrada e dai clico novamente no marcador do grupo, depois na mensagem e ela fica marcada como lida.

Display:

O touch do aparelho é muito bom, bastante preciso. O brilho da tela é excelente, se você precisar pode colocar no máximo e a tela fica muito viva e nítida.

Acabamento:

O acabamento do tablet é ótimo, muito mais bonito que Motorola XOOM ou o Samsung Galaxy Tab (na minha opinião, claro).

Câmera/Vídeos:

Não testei a câmera ainda nem assisti vídeos nele (exceto youtube). Ainda preciso testar o Netflix também.

Galeria de Imagens:

Se você gostou dos comentários, ou gostaria de fazer perguntas ao Athur, escreva nos campos abaixo:

Re: iOS simluator

2012-01-26T12:47:00.000-08:00

Both are not mutually exclusive. We'll get to work on desktop viewers soon, but not
before Android is released and fully in sync with iOS (it can already run most GUIs
designed for iOS without any change, which is the ultimate goal -- each viewer complies
with a core set of functionalities).

And no, we don't announce specific dates.

Florent

On Jan 26, 2012, at 8:30 PM, Joep van den Aker wrote:

> I understand but is it still in hold or still in the line of future releases?
>
> Joep
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Re: iOS simluator

2012-01-26T11:30:00.001-08:00

I understand but is it still in hold or still in the line of future releases?

Joep

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volgende geschreven:

> We would love that too. For now, all our attention is focused on the nearly complete Android version.
>
> Florent
>
> On Jan 26, 2012, at 7:14 PM, Joep van den Aker wrote:
>
>> What about the webviever?
>> When will it be released? I would love to use CF on a touchscreen..
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Re: iOS simluator

2012-01-26T10:38:00.001-08:00

We would love that too. For now, all our attention is focused on the nearly complete Android version.

Florent

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> What about the webviever?
> When will it be released? I would love to use CF on a touchscreen..

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Re: XBMC Queries

2012-01-26T10:22:00.001-08:00

Hi Jarrod,

That cured the problem.

Cheers

Re: iOS simluator

2012-01-26T10:14:00.000-08:00

Hi Florent,

What about the webviever?
When will it be released? I would love to use CF on a touchscreen..

Best regards, Joep

Op 26 jan. 2012 om 17:12 heeft Florent Pillet <fpillet@gmail.com> het
volgende geschreven:

> We're implementing the last details. I know many of you are waiting for droidViewer.
> It'll be released as beta as soon as we think it works sufficiently well and is of
> beta quality.
>
> Florent
>
> On Jan 26, 2012, at 5:05 PM, Bram van der Mooren wrote:
>
>> Is there a expected release date for droidviewer?
>>
>> I'm waiting for it because I have a android tablet.
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Re: Javascript "object" question

2012-01-26T10:10:00.000-08:00

BTW here's a link you may find helpful, it describes a lot of common JS patterns:

http://shichuan.github.com/javascript-patterns/

Florent

On Jan 26, 2012, at 6:30 PM, Heath Volmer wrote:

> I think I may have a better understanding of my question and I think I'm stuck.

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Re: Javascript "object" question

2012-01-26T09:57:00.001-08:00

We use objects all the time. There are many reasons to do so, mainly:

- proper encapsulation / namespacing of your code: you don't risk conflicting with functions named the
same way in other objects / libraries you may be using
- multiple instances: use the class pattern to have multiple instances of objects in the same class
- general cleanliness of your code. Non-object code quickly turns into a plate of spaghetti
- better modularization and reusability

From a general standpoint, there's no decent reason not to use objects unless you don't understand
what they are and what they do. I strongly recommend that you educate yourself on proper Javascript
patterns, as some aspects of it tend to be different from other languages. Javascript is a prototype-based
language. This concept is difficult to understand at first and maybe a little confusing. There are many
ways to emulate a class-based language with inheritance, you may want to select some of the good
libraries out there that do a lot of the grunt work for you.

Javascript is actually surprisingly powerful once you get the concepts. For all its flaws, it has
some hidden gems that make it super useful.

Florent

On Jan 26, 2012, at 6:30 PM, Heath Volmer wrote:

> Objects in JS appear to be little more that property lists, where properties can be all sorts of things that include functions. Thus the crazy notation. I'm assuming this was all grown out of JS's original procedural nature (one can write non-object JS that looks rather nice when you don't include objects.)
>
> Now maybe the question should be: Is there any compelling reason to do objects with CF? The namespace issue is key here I think. It's sorta in my nature to want to organize things thus.

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Re: Javascript "object" question

2012-01-26T09:30:00.001-08:00

I think I may have a better understanding of my question and I think I'm
stuck.

Objects in JS appear to be little more that property lists, where
properties can be all sorts of things that include functions. Thus the
crazy notation. I'm assuming this was all grown out of JS's original
procedural nature (one can write non-object JS that looks rather nice
when you don't include objects.)

Now maybe the question should be: Is there any compelling reason to do
objects with CF? The namespace issue is key here I think. It's sorta
in my nature to want to organize things thus.

Heath Volmer
Digital Domain Systems
303-517-9714

On 1/26/12 9:50 AM, Heath Volmer wrote:
> I want a "Menu Bar" controller object in my layout. If I were writing
> something like this in another language, I would have a
> MenuBarController or similar object, and would create an instance of
> that object to control my Menu Bar. With JS and CF I don't see that I
> can instantiate a new object and then assign calls to it from buttons.
>
> What I have done is used the quasi-singleton example from the wiki
> (I'd think of it more like a static class):
>
> var MenuBar =
> {
> musicMenuPressed:function()
> {
> // respond to press...
> },
>
> //the rest of my menu bar functionality/variables...
> };
>
> and I can call these functions using "MenuBar.musicMenuPressed();" in
> a button's properties. That's okay.
>
> What I'm having issue with is the readability of such code. JS is bad
> enough, this stuff is quite convoluted and error prone. Having
> functions called "musicMenuPressed:function()" instead of "function
> musicMenuPressed()" is one thing but the big issue is how everything
> has to have "this." in front of it in order to function. The code is
> readable but I don't like it. (Although I guess the objective C that
> lives underneath all of this is full of [self doSomething] calls.
> This just seems messy.)
>
> What can I do to neaten this up, if anything? Can I use a more
> traditional object instantiation model or is this what I get?
>
> Thanks!
>

Javascript "object" question

2012-01-26T08:50:00.001-08:00

I want a "Menu Bar" controller object in my layout. If I were writing
something like this in another language, I would have a
MenuBarController or similar object, and would create an instance of
that object to control my Menu Bar. With JS and CF I don't see that I
can instantiate a new object and then assign calls to it from buttons.

What I have done is used the quasi-singleton example from the wiki (I'd
think of it more like a static class):

var MenuBar =
{
musicMenuPressed:function()
{
// respond to press...
},

//the rest of my menu bar functionality/variables...
};

and I can call these functions using "MenuBar.musicMenuPressed();" in a
button's properties. That's okay.

What I'm having issue with is the readability of such code. JS is bad
enough, this stuff is quite convoluted and error prone. Having
functions called "musicMenuPressed:function()" instead of "function
musicMenuPressed()" is one thing but the big issue is how everything has
to have "this." in front of it in order to function. The code is
readable but I don't like it. (Although I guess the objective C that
lives underneath all of this is full of [self doSomething] calls. This
just seems messy.)

What can I do to neaten this up, if anything? Can I use a more
traditional object instantiation model or is this what I get?

Thanks!

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Re: iOS simluator

2012-01-26T08:12:00.001-08:00

We're implementing the last details. I know many of you are waiting for droidViewer.
It'll be released as beta as soon as we think it works sufficiently well and is of
beta quality.

Florent

On Jan 26, 2012, at 5:05 PM, Bram van der Mooren wrote:

> Is there a expected release date for droidviewer?
>
> I'm waiting for it because I have a android tablet.

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RE: iOS simluator

2012-01-26T08:05:00.001-08:00

Is there a expected release date for droidviewer?

I'm waiting for it because I have a android tablet.

Best regards,
Bram

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Onderwerp: Re: iOS simluator

iViewer and droidViewer are developed on Mac.

The development environment (Xcode) for iViewer can build so called
"simulator builds" that are X86 builds that run natively on the Mac
(in case you missed the news, Macs switched to Intel processors in
2006).
These simulator builds are exclusively made to run inside the iOS
simulator
which simulates a real device (iPhone, iPad) and makes development /
debugging
faster.

In other words, this is not a desktop build, only a development tool.

Florent

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> So there is a sort of Winviewer?
> Why don't distribute it?
> I would love to use this software eventought it was a beta.

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Re: iOS simluator

2012-01-26T07:59:00.000-08:00

iViewer and droidViewer are developed on Mac.

The development environment (Xcode) for iViewer can build so called
"simulator builds" that are X86 builds that run natively on the Mac
(in case you missed the news, Macs switched to Intel processors in 2006).
These simulator builds are exclusively made to run inside the iOS simulator
which simulates a real device (iPhone, iPad) and makes development / debugging
faster.

In other words, this is not a desktop build, only a development tool.

Florent

On Jan 26, 2012, at 3:00 PM, nouveau depart wrote:

> So there is a sort of Winviewer?
> Why don't distribute it?
> I would love to use this software eventought it was a beta.

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Re: iOS simluator

2012-01-26T07:43:00.000-08:00

iOS simulator is a component of Apple's XCode IDE than runs on Macs used for developing iOS apps.

Heath Volmer Digital Domain Systems 303-517-9714

On 1/26/12 7:00 AM, nouveau depart wrote:

So there is a sort of Winviewer?
Why don't distribute it?
I would love to use this software eventought it was a beta.

2012/1/25 Florent Pillet <fpillet@gmail.com>

No, only we can. We don't distribute X86 builds of iViewer (the ones needed to run in the sim).

Florent

On Jan 25, 2012, at 4:07 PM, Heath Volmer wrote:

> Is there any way to run iViewer in the iOS simulator? I suspect no,
> given that XCode needs to feed it, but it would be really nice...

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Re: iOS simluator

2012-01-26T06:00:00.000-08:00

So there is a sort of Winviewer?
Why don't distribute it?
I would love to use this software eventought it was a beta.

2012/1/25 Florent Pillet <fpillet@gmail.com>

No, only we can. We don't distribute X86 builds of iViewer (the ones needed to run in the sim).

Florent

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> Is there any way to run iViewer in the iOS simulator? I suspect no,
> given that XCode needs to feed it, but it would be really nice...

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Re: [Pi] Upcoming Meeting Wed, Feb 2nd at UAT.

2012-01-25T14:40:00.001-08:00

FYI, It will be in the theater as usual... and we have reservations for the next couple of months as well. :)

On Jan 25, 2012, at 1:59 PM, Jiva DeVoe wrote:

> Topic:
>
> MMOG (Massively Multiplayer Online Game) Architecture by Chris Mohritz
> and
> Pimp My Code: Drawing Shiny Buttons on iOS by Jiva DeVoe
>
> Doors will open at 6:30. Not sure what room yet.
>
> Hope to see you all there!
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Re: IR CODES FOR DAIKIN AC

2012-01-25T14:14:00.001-08:00

I don't have those codes sorry. Maybe someone else here has.
You would be best to post in the Crestron yahoo group as this has
nothing to do with CommandFusion.

Jarrod

On 26/01/12 8:51 AM, Dhaval Dattani wrote:
> Dear,
>
> Can you give me the IR codes of the Daikin AC for the Crestron processor.
>
> Thanks & regards
> Dhaval Dattani
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Re: XBMC Queries

2012-01-25T14:12:00.001-08:00

Try latest iViewer4 v4.0.196

Jarrod

On 26/01/12 5:08 AM, Waldy,,,, Liverpool Uk wrote:
> Hi Terence,
>
> I am using iviewer next v4.0.190
>
> Xbmc nightly v2011112
>
> PC is 192.168.1.10
> Port 81
> Username xbmc
> Password. xbmc
>
> I don't have a lot in tv shows, Only 2 actually. But when I press the
> second the first comes up unless I do the sort.
> Re the wifi led. That shows red. I didn't think that was implemented
> yet but I do get info so I must have connection
> I haven't tried Eden as I wasnt sure whether it would work
>
> Cheers
>
> Ian
>

IR CODES FOR DAIKIN AC

2012-01-25T13:51:00.000-08:00

Dear,

Can you give me the IR codes of the Daikin AC for the Crestron processor.

Thanks & regards

Dhaval Dattani

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Governo concede incentivos fiscais à Foxconn para a produção do iPad brasileiro
Google atualizará sua política de privacidade e termos de serviço
The Restart Page – lembrança de um passado recente

Governo concede incentivos fiscais à Foxconn para a produção do iPad brasileiro

Posted: 25 Jan 2012 12:06 PM PST

A portaria interministerial publicada hoje no Diário Oficial da União concede à empresa Foxconn os benefícios fiscais dispostos no Decreto nº 5.906/96, ou seja, redução do IPI de 15% para 3% e isenção de PIS/Cofins na produção de tablets. Inclui-se aqui o iPad, produzido pela empresa em parceria com a Apple.

De acordo com o documento, a Foxconn está autorizada a fabricar “microcomputador portátil, sem teclado, com tela sensível ao toque (touch screen), de peso inferior a 750g (Tablet PC)”. Desta forma, a empresa poderá produzir não só os tablets da Apple, como também outros. Como já foi previamente noticiado, a Foxconn também pretende produzir no país e-readers de marca própria – como já ocorre na China.

Veja abaixo a publicação na íntegra:

PORTARIA INTERMINISTERIAL No 34, DE 23 DE JANEIRO DE 2012

OS MINISTROS DE ESTADO DA CIÊNCIA, TECNOLOGIA E INOVAÇÃO, DO DESENVOLVIMENTO, INDÚSTRIA E COMÉRCIO EXTERIOR e DA FAZENDA, no uso das atribuições que lhes confere o § 2o do art. 22 do Decreto no 5.906, de 26 de setembro de 2006, e considerando o que consta no processo MCTI no 01200.000810/2011-33, de 05/04/2011, resolvem:

Art.1º Habilitar a empresa Foxconn CMMSG Indústria de Eletrônicos Ltda., inscrita no Cadastro Nacional da Pessoa Jurídica do Ministério da Fazenda – CNPJ sob o no 08.285.374/0002-93, à fruição dos benefícios fiscais de que trata o Decreto no 5.906, de 26 de setembro de 2006, quando da fabricação do seguinte bem:

- Microcomputador portátil, sem teclado, com tela sensível ao toque (‘touch screen’), de peso inferior a 750g (Tablet PC).

§ 1º Farão jus aos incentivos fiscais, nos termos desta Portaria, os acessórios, os sobressalentes, as ferramentas, os manuais de operação, os cabos para interconexão e de alimentação que, em quantidade normal, acompanhem o bem mencionado neste artigo, conforme consta no respectivo processo.

§ 2º Ficam asseguradas a manutenção e utilização do crédito do IPI relativo às matérias-primas, produtos intermediários e material de embalagem empregados na industrialização do bem relacionado neste artigo.

Art. 2º Será cancelada a habilitação caso a empresa não atenda ao disposto no art. 2o da Portaria Interministerial MCT/MDIC/MF no 237, de 18 de abril de 2008.

Art. 3º As notas fiscais relativas à comercialização do bem relacionado no art. 1o deverão fazer expressa referência a esta Portaria.

Parágrafo único. Os modelos do produto relacionados na nota fiscal devem constar do processo MCTI no 01200.000810/ 2011-33, de 05/04/2011.

Google atualizará sua política de privacidade e termos de serviço

Posted: 25 Jan 2012 09:27 AM PST

Clique aqui para assistir o vídeo inserido.

No próximo dia 01 de março, o Google alterará sua política de privacidade e termos de serviço, conforme informou em seu blog oficial. De acordo com o post, a mudança tem como objetivo tornar as políticas da empresa ainda mais abrangentes, de forma que seus serviços sejam unificados ainda mais.

Segundo o post, o Google possui, atualmente, 70 políticas de privacidade para seus diferentes serviços, resultado de um filtro feito em 2010. Com o objetivo de seguir a proposta de integração da empresa, a nova política de privacidade irá integrar os diferentes produtos, garantindo uma experiência mais simples e intuitiva.

A nova política de privacidade cobrirá a maioria dos serviços da gigante da internet, informando quais informações serão coletadas e como estas são usadas, de forma mais legível ao usuário. O mesmo acontecerá com os Termos de Serviço (aqueles que concordamos, muitas vezes – ou sempre – sem ler), tudo, segundo a empresa, voltado para a melhor integração dos serviços prestados.

E você? Concorda com esta mudança?

Para conhecer a nova política de privacidade que entrará em vigor a partir do dia 01 de março, clique aqui.

The Restart Page – lembrança de um passado recente

Posted: 25 Jan 2012 08:37 AM PST

The Restart Page é uma página que nos traz uma boa lembrança do passado. Nela, há diversos pop-ups e clicando nas opções de restart, vemos como era o boot daquele sistema operacional antigo.

A The Restart Page foi criado pela Soon In Tokio para o projeto Year Zero, que visa redescobrir o mundo e reinventar o passado. Vale a pena conhecer.

Fonte: Coisa Semanal, dica do gui. müller.

[iPhone-AppDev-Auditors] Re: Assignment 4, Requirement 8

2012-01-25T13:14:00.001-08:00

I see you're using the scrollview bounds as input to your
calculations. Actually, scrollview bounds are an important part of
your *output*, so you may need to rethink this from the start.

I suggest you create some NSLog statements showing the exact
dimensions you want to accommodate & the results of your sizing
process.

With that information, you can do some analysis comparing the results
you are getting against the results you want. The geometric skill
required in assignment 4 is a lot easier than that required in
assignment 3, so you should be able to do this.

On Jan 25, 11:10 am, Duane Bender <duane.ben...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I tried using the UIView size instead of the UIScrollView bounds.size, and
> it didn't seem to change anything. (I think they're both 320x367.) Thanks
> for the suggestion, though.
>
> Duane

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[Pi] Upcoming Meeting Wed, Feb 2nd at UAT.

2012-01-25T12:59:00.001-08:00

Topic:

MMOG (Massively Multiplayer Online Game) Architecture by Chris Mohritz
and
Pimp My Code: Drawing Shiny Buttons on iOS by Jiva DeVoe

Doors will open at 6:30. Not sure what room yet.

Hope to see you all there!

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Re: Javascript question

2012-01-25T11:06:00.001-08:00

You do. I didn't double-check my example, sorry.

Florent

On Jan 25, 2012, at 7:38 PM, Heath Volmer wrote:

> So in your example we don't need "value:" ?

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Re: Javascript question

2012-01-25T10:38:00.001-08:00

So in your example we don't need "value:" ?

Heath Volmer
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Sent from my iTypo 4

On Jan 25, 2012, at 9:08 AM, Florent Pillet <fpillet@gmail.com> wrote:

> Your syntax is incorrect, you need to turn this into an array. Example:
>
> var LOW = "0";
> CF.setJoins([{join:"d500", LOW}, {join:"d501", LOW}]);
>
> (notice the [ ] that make the list an array).
>
> Otherwise, Jarrod's solution is better if you have many joins to set.
>
> Florent
>
>
> On Jan 25, 2012, at 4:12 PM, Heath Volmer wrote:
>
>> CF.setJoins({join:"d500", LOW}, {join:"d501", LOW})
>
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Re: XBMC Queries

2012-01-25T10:08:00.001-08:00

Hi Terence,

I am using iviewer next v4.0.190

Xbmc nightly v2011112

PC is 192.168.1.10
Port 81
Username xbmc
Password. xbmc

I don't have a lot in tv shows, Only 2 actually. But when I press the
second the first comes up unless I do the sort.
Re the wifi led. That shows red. I didn't think that was implemented
yet but I do get info so I must have connection
I haven't tried Eden as I wasnt sure whether it would work

Cheers

Ian

Onkyo TX-NR509 control over IP

2012-01-25T10:06:00.000-08:00

Hi,

Can I ask how many people are controlling these AVR's over IP and are
any of you having issues with the units locking up?

I know that the Denon AVR's are flaky with IP control, but thought the
Onkyo's should have been good for IP control

Was there any right way of making them work that makes them reliable?

I was intending to add a poll in to the system if that would help, but
not sure the best way to keep the poll alive?

This is using iViewer 4 to make a constant connection

Regards

Noel

[iPhone-AppDev-Auditors] Re: Assignment 4, Requirement 8

2012-01-25T08:10:00.001-08:00

I tried using the UIView size instead of the UIScrollView bounds.size, and it didn't seem to change anything. (I think they're both 320x367.) Thanks for the suggestion, though.

Duane

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[Pi] Tools

2012-01-25T08:09:00.001-08:00

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They have it for iPhone, iPhone retina, iPad and Android.

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Re: Javascript question

2012-01-25T08:08:00.001-08:00

Your syntax is incorrect, you need to turn this into an array. Example:

var LOW = "0";
CF.setJoins([{join:"d500", LOW}, {join:"d501", LOW}]);

(notice the [ ] that make the list an array).

Otherwise, Jarrod's solution is better if you have many joins to set.

Florent

On Jan 25, 2012, at 4:12 PM, Heath Volmer wrote:

> CF.setJoins({join:"d500", LOW}, {join:"d501", LOW})

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Re: iOS simluator

2012-01-25T08:06:00.001-08:00

No, only we can. We don't distribute X86 builds of iViewer (the ones needed to run in the sim).

Florent

On Jan 25, 2012, at 4:07 PM, Heath Volmer wrote:

> Is there any way to run iViewer in the iOS simulator? I suspect no,
> given that XCode needs to feed it, but it would be really nice...

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Re: Javascript question

2012-01-25T07:21:00.000-08:00

Maybe create an array of the joins you want to set low:

var setLow = [501,502,503,509,511];
var joinChanges = [];

for (var i = 0; i < setLow.length; i++) {
joinChanges.push({join: "d"+setLow[i], value: 0});
}
CF.setJoins(joinChanges);

Jarrod

On 26/01/12 2:12 AM, Heath Volmer wrote:
> Along those lines:
>
> Instead of
>
> CF.setJoins({join:"d500", value:"0"}, {join:"d501", value:"0"})
>
> is there a way to make ' value:"0" ' into a constant?
>
> CF.setJoins({join:"d500", LOW}, {join:"d501", LOW})
>
> or something similar...
>
>
>
> On Wed, Jan 25, 2012 at 7:00 AM, Jarrod Bell<jarrod@guilink.com> wrote:
>> Yes CF.setJoins is best when you want to change multiple join values, as its
>> all done in one JavaScript call back to the native code (more efficient).
>>
>> Jarrod
>>

Re: Javascript question

2012-01-25T07:12:00.001-08:00

Along those lines:

Instead of

CF.setJoins({join:"d500", value:"0"}, {join:"d501", value:"0"})

is there a way to make ' value:"0" ' into a constant?

CF.setJoins({join:"d500", LOW}, {join:"d501", LOW})

or something similar...

On Wed, Jan 25, 2012 at 7:00 AM, Jarrod Bell <jarrod@guilink.com> wrote:
> Yes CF.setJoins is best when you want to change multiple join values, as its
> all done in one JavaScript call back to the native code (more efficient).
>
> Jarrod
>

iOS simluator

2012-01-25T07:07:00.001-08:00

Is there any way to run iViewer in the iOS simulator? I suspect no,
given that XCode needs to feed it, but it would be really nice...

Heath

[iPhone-AppDev-Auditors] Re: assignment 4, requirement 11

2012-01-25T06:23:00.001-08:00

I also used some subclassing for this. I'm going to try to come up
with a process which will do this in a single generic class with one
process for both functions.

The purpose of NSUserDefaults to to save data from session-to-
session. Of course, it's possible to use it within one session or
even a single method, but that's not what it was designed for.

A good usage of NSUserDefaults would look like this

if(needFreshData){
displayList = [self getListFromInternet];
}else{
displayList = [self getListFromUserDefaults];
}

which is what I was looking for in my original post.

There's nothing like that in assignment 4. Just glanced at assignment
5, which doesn't have an explicit reference to defaults,

As of now, this is a task in the assignment that doesn't have a clear
purpose.

On Jan 25, 2:20 am, "David C." <kace...@gmail.com> wrote:
> The assignment also states that you can use subclassing, to have a
> class doing something and then another class doing something slightly
> refined. No matter where the photos come from, directly from flickr or
> from NSUserDefaults, the tableview should work the same.
>
> I took James approach and used NSUserDefaults to populate the
> "recently viewed photos" tab.
>
> Cheers.
>
> On Jan 25, 4:40 am, "jonathan.nyc" <jonathan....@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> > The assignment calls for consistency between the local lists & the
> > recently viewed list. So, it makes sense to write a single procedure
> > for those functions, with a minimal amount of customization. Based on
> > your messages, it sounds like you wrote one procedure to utilize
> > NSUserDefaults and another that does not.
>
> > #10 does not specify using NSUserDefaults. Maybe that can be inferred
> > from the wording, but that's not clear to me.
>
> > On Jan 24, 6:56 pm, James Massara <ja...@11thdimension.com> wrote:
>
> > > I honestly don't know what you're talking about and wonder why you've assumed how I've coded it. I've got one "process" for displaying a list of photos and whether that comes from querying flickr or NSUserDefaults doesn't matter. I also not sure what "you are not utilizing the long-term storage features of NSUserDefaults" means so I can't really respond.
>
> > > You're original message stated that you don't see any requirement to utilized the stored array. You use it populate your Recent Photos tab as stated in #10.
>
> > > On Jan 24, 2012, at 3:00 PM, jonathan.nyc wrote:
>
> > > > James,
>
> > > > That's an option. But you have coded two processes to display
> > > > photo lists. One for recently viewed pictures, and one for location-
> > > > based lists. I'm creating the two lists with a maximum level of
> > > > consistency.
>
> > > > Also you are not utilizing the longer-term storage features of
> > > > NSUserDefaults, so its purpose is not clear. Well, maybe they're used
> > > > in Assignment 5.
>
> > > > Jonathan
>
> > > > On Jan 24, 11:04 am, James Massara <ja...@11thdimension.com> wrote:
> > > >> Hi Jonathan,
>
> > > >> I use it to populate my RecentPhotosTableViewController. Makes it easy to
> > > >> complete #10.
>
> > > >> James
>
> > > >> On Tue, Jan 24, 2012 at 7:55 AM, jonathan.nyc <jonathan....@gmail.com>wrote:
>
> > > >>> Assignment 4, #11 asks us to store the array of recently viewed photos
> > > >>> in NSUserDefaults.
>
> > > >>> OK, but I don't see any requirement to utilize the stored array.
>
> > > >>> Does the assignment specify a case where stored data should be used
> > > >>> instead of fresh data? Any hints here?
>
> > > >>> Jonathan
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[iPhone-AppDev-Auditors] Problem with pdf content parsing

2012-01-25T06:14:00.001-08:00

Hi,

I am working on an app.The requirement is I need to populate the tableViewCells based on a pdf file.Like for example the headers of the table view will be a topic name from pdf and the contents will be the data inside the header. I tried googling out but didn't find anything useful.Earlier I thought of parsing the pdf but this approach doesnot seems to be useful because i didn't find any pdf parser useful. The last approach I thought is adding the contents in a plist file and parsing that plist,but i know this is not best way to do it.

So guys please suugest some better approach.

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Re: Javascript question

2012-01-25T06:00:00.001-08:00

Yes CF.setJoins is best when you want to change multiple join values, as
its all done in one JavaScript call back to the native code (more
efficient).

Jarrod

On 26/01/12 12:53 AM, Heath Volmer wrote:
> Ahh. Thanks again. Didn't even get far enough to notice that before
> I gave up last night. I was using CF.setJoins in another part of the
> function and just copied it down to setJoin and deleted what I didn't
> need. That makes perfect sense.
>
> Related question. I used setJoins to set several joins to zero before
> bringing the proper one high - interlocking logic. Is this the best
> way to do that? It's obviously prone to typos.
>
> Heath
>
> On Tue, Jan 24, 2012 at 11:25 PM, Florent Pillet<fpillet@gmail.com> wrote:
>> BTW there was another but. You've been passing the parameters the wrong way.
>> Please check the documentation: actual syntax for CF.setJoin() is:
>>
>> CF.setJoin("d1", value);
>>
>> the {join:"d1", value:"0"} syntax is to use with CF.setJoins(), as part of an
>> array.
>>
>> Florent
>>
>> On Jan 25, 2012, at 1:32 AM, Heath Volmer wrote:
>>
>>> Ahh. Thanks. I must not have copied that part into the new file.
>>>
>>> JS formatting is ridiculous. I've been spoiled-lazy by using XCode.
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>> www.commandfusion.com
>>
>>
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Re: Javascript question

2012-01-25T05:53:00.001-08:00

Ahh. Thanks again. Didn't even get far enough to notice that before
I gave up last night. I was using CF.setJoins in another part of the
function and just copied it down to setJoin and deleted what I didn't
need. That makes perfect sense.

Related question. I used setJoins to set several joins to zero before
bringing the proper one high - interlocking logic. Is this the best
way to do that? It's obviously prone to typos.

Heath

On Tue, Jan 24, 2012 at 11:25 PM, Florent Pillet <fpillet@gmail.com> wrote:
> BTW there was another but. You've been passing the parameters the wrong way.
> Please check the documentation: actual syntax for CF.setJoin() is:
>
> CF.setJoin("d1", value);
>
> the {join:"d1", value:"0"} syntax is to use with CF.setJoins(), as part of an
> array.
>
> Florent
>
> On Jan 25, 2012, at 1:32 AM, Heath Volmer wrote:
>
>> Ahh. Thanks. I must not have copied that part into the new file.
>>
>> JS formatting is ridiculous. I've been spoiled-lazy by using XCode.
>
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Re: Iviewer and Linknx

2012-01-25T05:52:00.001-08:00

Try the examples which load XML data here:
https://github.com/CommandFusion/DemoUserInterfaces

The Dynamic Room List example shows how to parse XML, but it is using
HTTP requests, rather than a constant socket connection.
But simple to change to use a system you define in system manager - then
just use CF.send to send the XML string, and use feedback matched event
to then parse the incoming XML data as it arrives.

Jarrod

On 25/01/12 3:03 AM, JHide wrote:
> All,
>
> I was wondering whether anyone has been able to link iviewer with the
> linknx backend. In order to reduce busload on the KNX bus I want to
> prevent that KNX status objects are queried directly from the iviewer.
> Hence I would like to use linknx.
>
> Linknx works with XML messages send over a TCP socket and the repsonse
> is also returend over that same socket.
>
> E.g. If you use a telnet session on port 1028 to send
> "<admin><notification><register id="schalter02"/></notification></
> admin>", just keep the session open and switch the group address on
> and off. You should see the notification.
>
> Can this easily be setup in iviewer? Any links to examples I could use
> to figure this out?
>
> thanks,
> Joost
>

RE: XBMC Queries

2012-01-25T00:22:00.000-08:00

I ran and tested the module on 4 different nightly versions, beta Eden 11.0
and 2 different machines but can't seem to reproduce the issues that you're
mentioning. All the loading and file selections are working fine and as it
should be.

Have you tried the latest version of the module with the latest nightly/beta
version? Can you share what are your setup/settings that you're using?

Issue #1 : Are you having a lot of data to display on the list? Sometimes it
takes up to a few seconds to display the info in the lists if there's lots
of data. First thing you should see however is that the wifi LED is on
(connected status).

Issue #2 : I had a version of XBMC acting strangely previously - and by
that, it means that it was able to display thumbnails only and not fanarts.
And it was not able to display the list of artists even though it's in the
artist database. Testing with other versions of XBMC works fine. I solved
the issue by uninstalling everything and reinstall/re-scrape everything
again :) :gulp!:

Also, feel free to send me your GUI file if you still can't solve the issue.

-----Original Message-----
From: commandfusion@googlegroups.com [mailto:commandfusion@googlegroups.com]
On Behalf Of Waldy,,,, Liverpool Uk
Sent: 24 January 2012 17:41
To: CommandFusion
Subject: XBMC Queries

I have XBMC running fine but have a few hickups in the startup.

1. I have the global token set correctly but when I first launch xbmc no
information is sent to the ipad. All The lists are blank.I go to the
settings to check global token setiings and they are all there. I click on
one of the settings (Don't change anything) and down they come.

2. Once I have my lists of movies and TV shows if I select say the third
down in the list it selects the second, click the second and it select the
first and so on. This is rectified when I do a sort. I dont change anything,
just go through it similar to above.

I would assume that there is something in the JS file that sets this on
startup.

Anyone else had this problem

Other than that this is superbly written module. Congrats to the support
team. Itunes next hopefully

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[iPhone-AppDev-Auditors] Re: assignment 4, requirement 11

2012-01-24T23:20:00.001-08:00

The assignment also states that you can use subclassing, to have a
class doing something and then another class doing something slightly
refined. No matter where the photos come from, directly from flickr or
from NSUserDefaults, the tableview should work the same.

I took James approach and used NSUserDefaults to populate the
"recently viewed photos" tab.

Cheers.

On Jan 25, 4:40 am, "jonathan.nyc" <jonathan....@gmail.com> wrote:
> The assignment calls for consistency between the local lists & the
> recently viewed list. So, it makes sense to write a single procedure
> for those functions, with a minimal amount of customization. Based on
> your messages, it sounds like you wrote one procedure to utilize
> NSUserDefaults and another that does not.
>
> #10 does not specify using NSUserDefaults. Maybe that can be inferred
> from the wording, but that's not clear to me.
>
> On Jan 24, 6:56 pm, James Massara <ja...@11thdimension.com> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> > I honestly don't know what you're talking about and wonder why you've assumed how I've coded it. I've got one "process" for displaying a list of photos and whether that comes from querying flickr or NSUserDefaults doesn't matter. I also not sure what "you are not utilizing the long-term storage features of NSUserDefaults" means so I can't really respond.
>
> > You're original message stated that you don't see any requirement to utilized the stored array. You use it populate your Recent Photos tab as stated in #10.
>
> > On Jan 24, 2012, at 3:00 PM, jonathan.nyc wrote:
>
> > > James,
>
> > > That's an option. But you have coded two processes to display
> > > photo lists. One for recently viewed pictures, and one for location-
> > > based lists. I'm creating the two lists with a maximum level of
> > > consistency.
>
> > > Also you are not utilizing the longer-term storage features of
> > > NSUserDefaults, so its purpose is not clear. Well, maybe they're used
> > > in Assignment 5.
>
> > > Jonathan
>
> > > On Jan 24, 11:04 am, James Massara <ja...@11thdimension.com> wrote:
> > >> Hi Jonathan,
>
> > >> I use it to populate my RecentPhotosTableViewController. Makes it easy to
> > >> complete #10.
>
> > >> James
>
> > >> On Tue, Jan 24, 2012 at 7:55 AM, jonathan.nyc <jonathan....@gmail.com>wrote:
>
> > >>> Assignment 4, #11 asks us to store the array of recently viewed photos
> > >>> in NSUserDefaults.
>
> > >>> OK, but I don't see any requirement to utilize the stored array.
>
> > >>> Does the assignment specify a case where stored data should be used
> > >>> instead of fresh data? Any hints here?
>
> > >>> Jonathan
>
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Re: Javascript question

2012-01-24T22:25:00.001-08:00

BTW there was another but. You've been passing the parameters the wrong way.
Please check the documentation: actual syntax for CF.setJoin() is:

CF.setJoin("d1", value);

the {join:"d1", value:"0"} syntax is to use with CF.setJoins(), as part of an
array.

Florent

On Jan 25, 2012, at 1:32 AM, Heath Volmer wrote:

> Ahh. Thanks. I must not have copied that part into the new file.
>
> JS formatting is ridiculous. I've been spoiled-lazy by using XCode.

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[iPhone-AppDev-Auditors] Re: assignment 4, requirement 11

2012-01-24T19:40:00.000-08:00

The assignment calls for consistency between the local lists & the
recently viewed list. So, it makes sense to write a single procedure
for those functions, with a minimal amount of customization. Based on
your messages, it sounds like you wrote one procedure to utilize
NSUserDefaults and another that does not.

#10 does not specify using NSUserDefaults. Maybe that can be inferred
from the wording, but that's not clear to me.

On Jan 24, 6:56 pm, James Massara <ja...@11thdimension.com> wrote:
> I honestly don't know what you're talking about and wonder why you've assumed how I've coded it. I've got one "process" for displaying a list of photos and whether that comes from querying flickr or NSUserDefaults doesn't matter. I also not sure what "you are not utilizing the long-term storage features of NSUserDefaults" means so I can't really respond.
>
> You're original message stated that you don't see any requirement to utilized the stored array. You use it populate your Recent Photos tab as stated in #10.
>
> On Jan 24, 2012, at 3:00 PM, jonathan.nyc wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> > James,
>
> > That's an option. But you have coded two processes to display
> > photo lists. One for recently viewed pictures, and one for location-
> > based lists. I'm creating the two lists with a maximum level of
> > consistency.
>
> > Also you are not utilizing the longer-term storage features of
> > NSUserDefaults, so its purpose is not clear. Well, maybe they're used
> > in Assignment 5.
>
> > Jonathan
>
> > On Jan 24, 11:04 am, James Massara <ja...@11thdimension.com> wrote:
> >> Hi Jonathan,
>
> >> I use it to populate my RecentPhotosTableViewController. Makes it easy to
> >> complete #10.
>
> >> James
>
> >> On Tue, Jan 24, 2012 at 7:55 AM, jonathan.nyc <jonathan....@gmail.com>wrote:
>
> >>> Assignment 4, #11 asks us to store the array of recently viewed photos
> >>> in NSUserDefaults.
>
> >>> OK, but I don't see any requirement to utilize the stored array.
>
> >>> Does the assignment specify a case where stored data should be used
> >>> instead of fresh data? Any hints here?
>
> >>> Jonathan
>
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[iphonesb] Another free lunch tomorrow for SF devs, from Flurry

2012-01-24T17:11:00.002-08:00

Hi everyone,

As you may have seen from previous emails, we're doing a series of insanely popular free lunches by our office in SF with top, gourmet food trucks. They fill up super fast, but there are still a few spots left for tomorrow.

Just sign up here: http://flurryfoodfestsanguchon.eventbrite.com/

Our last one got us prime-time TV coverage on channel 5: http://sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com/video/6630500-san-francisco-tech-companies-using-perks-to-recruit-talent/

Hope to see you there.

All the best,

Peter

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Re: Upload Service problem

2012-01-24T17:11:00.001-08:00

Nope. And netstat didn't show anything alive at 8190 or whatever the port number is. I changed it to 10000 and it's fine...

Heath Volmer Digital Domain Systems 303-517-9714

On 1/24/12 5:41 PM, vmailtk5 wrote:

do you have another instance of guidesigner running with the upload service active?

On 24 January 2012 22:14, Nahshon Williams <spcfix@gmail.com> wrote:

@ command prompt netstat -b should list active connections and more . . .

On 24/01/2012 21:43, Heath Volmer wrote:

When I hit F12 to start the uploader service, I get a message that says "Uploader service could not be started..." Any ideas of cause. I checked firewall settings.

Does anyone know how to tell what ports are in use by what programs?

Thanks

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Re: Upload Service problem

2012-01-24T16:41:00.001-08:00

do you have another instance of guidesigner running with the upload service active?

On 24 January 2012 22:14, Nahshon Williams <spcfix@gmail.com> wrote:

@ command prompt netstat -b should list active connections and more . . .

On 24/01/2012 21:43, Heath Volmer wrote:

When I hit F12 to start the uploader service, I get a message that says "Uploader service could not be started..." Any ideas of cause. I checked firewall settings.

Does anyone know how to tell what ports are in use by what programs?

Thanks

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Re: Javascript question

2012-01-24T16:32:00.001-08:00

Ahh. Thanks. I must not have copied that part into the new file.

JS formatting is ridiculous. I've been spoiled-lazy by using XCode.

Heath Volmer
Digital Domain Systems
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On 1/24/12 4:35 PM, Florent Pillet wrote:
> On Jan 24, 2012, at 11:29 PM, Heath Volmer wrote:
>
>> CF.setJoin({join:"d511"}, value:1});
>> else if(button == 504)
>> CF.setJoin({join:"d541"}, value:1});
> ^
> Extra }. Same mistake on two separate lines.
>
> Florent
>
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>
>

Re: [iPhone-AppDev-Auditors] Re: assignment 4, requirement 11

2012-01-24T15:56:00.001-08:00

I honestly don't know what you're talking about and wonder why you've assumed how I've coded it. I've got one "process" for displaying a list of photos and whether that comes from querying flickr or NSUserDefaults doesn't matter. I also not sure what "you are not utilizing the long-term storage features of NSUserDefaults" means so I can't really respond.

You're original message stated that you don't see any requirement to utilized the stored array. You use it populate your Recent Photos tab as stated in #10.

On Jan 24, 2012, at 3:00 PM, jonathan.nyc wrote:

> James,
>
> That's an option. But you have coded two processes to display
> photo lists. One for recently viewed pictures, and one for location-
> based lists. I'm creating the two lists with a maximum level of
> consistency.
>
> Also you are not utilizing the longer-term storage features of
> NSUserDefaults, so its purpose is not clear. Well, maybe they're used
> in Assignment 5.
>
> Jonathan
>
> On Jan 24, 11:04 am, James Massara <ja...@11thdimension.com> wrote:
>> Hi Jonathan,
>>
>> I use it to populate my RecentPhotosTableViewController. Makes it easy to
>> complete #10.
>>
>> James
>>
>> On Tue, Jan 24, 2012 at 7:55 AM, jonathan.nyc <jonathan....@gmail.com>wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>> Assignment 4, #11 asks us to store the array of recently viewed photos
>>> in NSUserDefaults.
>>
>>> OK, but I don't see any requirement to utilize the stored array.
>>
>>> Does the assignment specify a case where stored data should be used
>>> instead of fresh data? Any hints here?
>>
>>> Jonathan
>>
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RE: Javascript question

2012-01-24T15:54:00.001-08:00

I use the Cpoint Javascript editor. I started using it several years ago and
really like it, but then again you generally like what you are familiar
with.

It has a command button to check syntax and would have caught both of those
extra '}'. It also color codes the display so strings are in one color etc.
It is not very expensive and upgraded on a fairly regular basis. Has a ton
of features I don't use including a simulation capability.

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Sent: Tuesday, January 24, 2012 6:35 PM
To: commandfusion@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Javascript question

On Jan 24, 2012, at 11:29 PM, Heath Volmer wrote:

> CF.setJoin({join:"d511"}, value:1});
> else if(button == 504)
> CF.setJoin({join:"d541"}, value:1});

^
Extra }. Same mistake on two separate lines.

Florent

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Re: Javascript question

2012-01-24T15:35:00.001-08:00

On Jan 24, 2012, at 11:29 PM, Heath Volmer wrote:

> CF.setJoin({join:"d511"}, value:1});
> else if(button == 504)
> CF.setJoin({join:"d541"}, value:1});

^
Extra }. Same mistake on two separate lines.

Florent

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[iPhone-AppDev-Auditors] Re: assignment 4, requirement 11

2012-01-24T15:00:00.001-08:00

James,

That's an option. But you have coded two processes to display
photo lists. One for recently viewed pictures, and one for location-
based lists. I'm creating the two lists with a maximum level of
consistency.

Also you are not utilizing the longer-term storage features of
NSUserDefaults, so its purpose is not clear. Well, maybe they're used
in Assignment 5.

Jonathan

On Jan 24, 11:04 am, James Massara <ja...@11thdimension.com> wrote:
> Hi Jonathan,
>
> I use it to populate my RecentPhotosTableViewController. Makes it easy to
> complete #10.
>
> James
>
> On Tue, Jan 24, 2012 at 7:55 AM, jonathan.nyc <jonathan....@gmail.com>wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> > Assignment 4, #11 asks us to store the array of recently viewed photos
> > in NSUserDefaults.
>
> > OK, but I don't see any requirement to utilize the stored array.
>
> > Does the assignment specify a case where stored data should be used
> > instead of fresh data? Any hints here?
>
> > Jonathan
>
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Re: Javascript question

2012-01-24T14:47:00.001-08:00

And yet, I delete the MenuBar.js file, make a new one called Menus.js
and everything works. What the hell?

Heath Volmer
Digital Domain Systems
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On 1/24/2012 3:29 PM, Heath Volmer wrote:
>
> On 1/24/2012 3:22 PM, Barry Gordon wrote:
>> Javascript is case sensitive. More beginners get into trouble
>> because of
>> it.
> Definitely aware of this. Triple checked it already.
>
>>
>> Have you set your project to load the script that contains the MyModule
>> function? See project properties.
> Yes
>
>> If you are defining an object named MyModule in your JS script, then the
>> function definition has to change to sendCommand: function(cmd) { . .
>> . },
> Doing that.
>
>
> Here's my whole thing. I see absolutely no indication that iViewer
> has even loaded this.
>
> var MenuBar =
> {
> itemPressed: function(button)
> {
> CF.log(button);
> if(button == 501)
> CF.setJoin({join:"d511"}, value:1});
> else if(button == 504)
> CF.setJoin({join:"d541"}, value:1});
> }
> };
>
>

Re: Javascript question

2012-01-24T14:29:00.000-08:00

On 1/24/2012 3:22 PM, Barry Gordon wrote:
> Javascript is case sensitive. More beginners get into trouble because of
> it.
Definitely aware of this. Triple checked it already.

>
> Have you set your project to load the script that contains the MyModule
> function? See project properties.
Yes

> If you are defining an object named MyModule in your JS script, then the
> function definition has to change to sendCommand: function(cmd) { . . . },
Doing that.

Here's my whole thing. I see absolutely no indication that iViewer has
even loaded this.

var MenuBar =
{
itemPressed: function(button)
{
CF.log(button);
if(button == 501)
CF.setJoin({join:"d511"}, value:1});
else if(button == 504)
CF.setJoin({join:"d541"}, value:1});
}
};

RE: Javascript question

2012-01-24T14:22:00.000-08:00

Javascript is case sensitive. More beginners get into trouble because of
it.

Have you set your project to load the script that contains the MyModule
function? See project properties.

If you are defining an object named MyModule in your JS script, then the
function definition has to change to sendCommand: function(cmd) { . . . },

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Sent: Tuesday, January 24, 2012 5:12 PM
To: commandfusion@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Javascript question

How much more js code needs to wrap around your example? I'm trying to
use this example as a jumping off point, but when I press a button the
log says my object is not defined.

On 1/24/2012 9:11 AM, Florent Pillet wrote:
> Define a Javascript function such as:
>
> var MyModule {
> // ...
> function sendCommand(var cmd) {
> var url = "http://IP-OF-DREAMBOX/web/remotecontrol?command="
+ cmd;
> CF.request(url, null);
> }
> }
>
> In each button's editor window in guiDesigner, add a small bit of
Javascript that
> calls your function. For example in button digit 1:
>
> MyModule.sendCommand("1");
>
> and you're done.
>
> Florent
>
> On Jan 24, 2012, at 4:57 PM, Mr Shtreum wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I have on my iPad remote control buttons, Digit 0-9, Up/Down/Left/
>> Right arrows, Channel Up/Down etc... and all have a specific HTTP
>> request command.
>>
>> Ex:
>> - Pressing digit 1 should send
http://IP-OF-DREAMBOX/web/remotecontrol?command=2
>> using CF.request().
>> - Pressing digit 2 should send
http://IP-OF-DREAMBOX/web/remotecontrol?command=3
>> using CF.request().
>> - Pressing Up Arrow should send
http://IP-OF-DREAMBOX/web/remotecontrol?command=103
>> using CF.request().
>> - Etc....
>>
>> Now in my javascript file how do I program this? Do I need to declare
>> one function per button:
>> - MyModule.pressDigit1()
>> - MyModule.pressDigit2()
>> - MyModule.pressChUp()
>> - Etc...
>>
>> or do I use a switch case in my .js in which case how do I know which
>> button is being pressed on the panel?
>>
>> Dan
>>
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Re: Upload Service problem

2012-01-24T14:14:00.001-08:00

@ command prompt netstat -b should list active connections and more . . .

On 24/01/2012 21:43, Heath Volmer wrote:
> When I hit F12 to start the uploader service, I get a message that
> says "Uploader service could not be started..." Any ideas of cause.
> I checked firewall settings.
>
> Does anyone know how to tell what ports are in use by what programs?
>
> Thanks
>