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Am 21/03/2013 10:06, schrieb Axel Dörfler: Am 21/03/2013 00:46, schrieb Urias McCullough: I have pushed a couple new scans to Coverity from hrev45379. [...] These scans were performed with a newer version of the software ...

Am 21/03/2013 00:46, schrieb Urias McCullough: I have pushed a couple new scans to Coverity from hrev45379. [...] These scans were performed with a newer version of the software (6.5.x), and so it seems some additional issues have been detected. ...

I have pushed a couple new scans to Coverity from hrev45379. Both haiku-32bit and haiku-64bit streams were updated, which allows us to filter on 64bit-specific issues that are detected. These scans were performed with a newer version of the software (6.5.x), and so it seems some additional issues have been detected. In addition to pushing these new scans up, Alex von Gluck and I created some shared queries in the Issues section on the left panel. ...

The way Tracker does it is storing the information as an attribute to the folder the window is showing. I think it makes sense to do the same for all document windows (StyledEdit and Pe store the attribute to text files) and some other cases (Terminal tries to do something but it doesn't work very well). For settings windows, I'm unsure this is a required feature. Can't we just make the default position of the window be the right one ? ...

For the rest of the windows in the system should I go through each one-by-one and solve the problem this way, or is there a better way that we could handle this in a common place like app_server? If I do one by one this way I'll create a bunch of settings files in home/config just for storing window positions... this seems less than elegant to me. I'm hoping for a more thoughtful solution to this problem. ...

Hello, 2013/3/16 X512 danger_mail@xxxxxxx So it will be nice to have Bluetooth support. Any progress had been made in this subject? Is it so hard to implement it myself? Unfortunately I don't understand Bluetooth stack architecture and it's Haiku implementation, so I don't know what to do. As I understand it's required to redirect byte stream from Bluetooth (how to get it?) to HID driver. Currently HID driver is hard-coded to USB and make it more general can ...

Am 16/03/2013 11:00, schrieb X512: Can anybody explain how Haiku Bluetooth stack works and how to transmit/receive data through it, please? It's probably best to contact its developer Oliver Ruiz Dorantes directly. AFAIK he's the only one with enough knowledge about Bluetooth, and Haiku's implementation. ...

Thank you, Rene! You are right. It was hardcoded in /etc/hosts. Sorry for the stupid question! And thanks very much!! At 2013-03-19 20:36:39,Rene Gollent anevilyak@xxxxxxxxx wrote: On Tue, Mar 19, 2013 at 8:12 AM, linlongzhou linlongzhou@xxxxxxx wrote: I can not pull from git://git.haiku-os.org/haiku for a longtime. The error message are as following: fatal: unable to connect to git.haiku-os.org: git.haiku-os.org[0: 188.40.89.182]: errno=Connection timed out ...

On Tue, Mar 19, 2013 at 8:12 AM, linlongzhou linlongzhou@xxxxxxx wrote: I can not pull from git://git.haiku-os.org/haiku for a longtime. The error message are as following: fatal: unable to connect to git.haiku-os.org: git.haiku-os.org[0: 188.40.89.182]: errno=Connection timed out That IP address is incorrect, do you have it hardcoded in etc/hosts or something in that vein? Non-authoritative answer: ...

Hello, Haiku developers. Does anyone know if the anonymous git service alive or not? I can not pull from git://git.haiku-os.org/haiku for a longtime. The error message are as following: fatal: unable to connect to git.haiku-os.org: git.haiku-os.org[0: 188.40.89.182]: errno=Connection timed out Best Regards! Lin Longzhou ...

On Tue, 19 Mar 2013 05:34:31 +1300, Ryan Leavengood leavengood@xxxxxxxxx wrote: On Mon, Mar 18, 2013 at 12:11 PM, John Scipione jscipione@xxxxxxxxx wrote: If I do one by one this way I'll create a bunch of settings files in home/config just for storing window positions... this seems less than ...

2013/3/18 Jordan Justen jljusten@xxxxxxxxx: We use a separate tool in edk2 to convert ELF to PE/COFF. Note, this tool does quite a few other things. ELF=PE/COFF is not the main goal. Having a special tool for that seems very useful. I'll take a look at it. We do use a special linker script too: ...

Quoth Axel, axeld@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Am 18/03/2013 17:11, schrieb John Scipione: If I do one by one this way I'll create a bunch of settings files in home/config just for storing window positions... this seems less than elegant to me. I'm hoping for a more thoughtful solution to this problem. Most applications already have a settings file, and it's usually not a problem to add to that. Another issue is that it doesn't make sense for many windows to store ...

Am 18/03/2013 17:11, schrieb John Scipione: If I do one by one this way I'll create a bunch of settings files in home/config just for storing window positions... this seems less than elegant to me. I'm hoping for a more thoughtful solution to this problem. Most applications already have a settings file, and it's usually not a ...

On Mon, Mar 18, 2013 at 12:11 PM, John Scipione jscipione@xxxxxxxxx wrote: If I do one by one this way I'll create a bunch of settings files in home/config just for storing window positions... this seems less than elegant to me. I'm hoping for a more thoughtful solution to this problem. This is essentially session management, which I believe Clemens has worked on, but did not completely finish. I think before you do it the hard way, we should consider if some sort of partial and simple ...

Hi Haiku developers, Something that irks me about Haiku is that, excluding a few instances such as Tracker windows, when you close a window and reopen it, Haiku doesn't remember the previous window position and so the application centers the window on screen or puts it in the upper left hand corner of the screen somewhere. For Deskbar prefs I have gotten around this by stuffing the window position into a BMessage and saving it to a file in the home/config ...