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00.00.05 #       <lImbus> hö ?
00.00.13 #       <kaboofa> eh?
00.00.32 #       <lImbus> WHAT is linenoise ?
00.00.41 #       <kaboofa> line noise
00.00.42 #       <lImbus> What is checksummed linenoise ?
00.00.43 #       <kaboofa> static
00.00.52 #       <kaboofa> checksummed is uh...
00.00.59 #       <kaboofa> yep
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00.31.39 #       <iXi> I need HELP !
00.31.45 #       <kaboofa> pl
00.31.46 #       <kaboofa> ok
00.31.46 #       <kaboofa> ok
00.32.03 #       <iXi> My JBRV2 is Broken !?!
00.32.17 #       <iXi> I think is a voltage regulator
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00.32.34 #       <krazepnoi> haroo pplz
00.33.02 #       <iXi> I use a home charger that works on 7V / 1000mA
00.33.14 #       <iXi> one time a charged jbr
00.33.35 #       <krazepnoi> um i got a question anyone here use the AJ6000 on xppro
00.35.21 #       <krazepnoi> guess not
00.35.43 #       <iXi> after a half an our I found jbr turned off an cold
00.36.07 #       <iXi> after that I cannot start jbr
00.36.42 #       <iXi> we open jbrv2 and there was a problem on charging regulator
00.36.50 #       <iXi> is there any help?!
00.38.38 #       <krazepnoi> probably too much volatage
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00.47.41 #       <iXi> Is there anybody owner of JBR V2?
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01.40.31 #       <kaboofa> 38 to go :)
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01.40.37 #       * kaboofa is watching battle royale
01.45.22 #       <gromit`> great film :)
01.45.37 #       <kaboofa> heh
01.45.40 #       <kaboofa> i ordered the novel
01.45.47 #       <kaboofa> 600 pages of doom i guess
01.45.48 #       <kaboofa> oh
01.45.49 #       <kaboofa> 31 to go
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01.47.05 #       <kaboofa> moo.
01.47.55 #       <kaboofa> 28 to go.
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01.57.00 #       <kaboofa> o.o
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01.57.30 #       <kaboofa> this movie is so bloody excellent!
01.57.46 #       <scott666> what movie?
01.57.53 #       <kaboofa> battle royale :D
01.58.03 #       <kaboofa> taking a break from making a ghetto_snprintf
01.58.10 #       <scott666> heh
01.58.53 #       <scott666> dstar5: hey
01.59.14 #       <scott666> i accidentally deleted your source code so i didnt get a chance to finish testing it
02.04.37 #       <kaboofa> :X
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02.31.09 #       <Christi-S> Anyone around?  If so, you can be among the first to read the 2.3 manual:
02.31.19 #       <Christi-S> http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~christi/public/rockbox/rockbox-manual-2.3-draft-1.pdf
02.31.23 #       <kaboofa> hmm
02.31.23 #       <kaboofa> ok
02.31.28 #       <kaboofa> no postscript?
02.31.29 #       <kaboofa> :(
02.31.30 #       <kaboofa> :D
02.31.39 #       <Christi-S> You'll live.
02.31.44 #       <kaboofa> i should get around to installind pdf for my computer
02.31.46 #       <kaboofa> *installing
02.37.39 #       <Christi-S> Night night
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04.36.15 #       <kaboofa> ick
04.36.17 #       <kaboofa> got irssi?
04.41.31 #       <scott666> irssi?
04.42.56 #       <kaboofa> cd /usr/ports/irc/irssi
04.42.57 #       <kaboofa> make
04.42.58 #       <kaboofa> make install
04.43.04 #       <kaboofa> cd /usr/ports/irc/bitchx
04.43.06 #       <kaboofa> make uninstall
04.49.01 #       <scott666> ahh
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06.58.05 #       <kaboofa> Hey linus.
06.58.09 #       <LinusN> hi
06.58.27 #       <kaboofa> i think i found a snprintf that will work
06.58.47 #       <kaboofa> so yeah
06.58.59 #       <kaboofa> i'm going to code it tomorrow and friday
06.59.48 #       <LinusN> ok
07.00.16 #       <LinusN> will you show scientific notation as well?
07.00.58 #       <kaboofa> hahaha
07.00.59 #       <kaboofa> soon.
07.01.14 #       <kaboofa> soon.
07.01.24 #       <kaboofa> nnnn*10^eee
07.01.25 #       <kaboofa> right?
07.01.29 #       <kaboofa> s/nnnn/bbbb/
07.02.01 #       <kaboofa> 6.02x10^23
07.02.03 #       <kaboofa> hmm
07.02.07 #       <kaboofa> alvagadro's number
07.02.40 #       <LinusN> i not, i doubt you will need an snprintf clone
07.03.18 #       <LinusN> anyway, if this snprintf of yours works, then all is ok i guess
07.03.27 #       <kaboofa> what would you recomend then?
07.06.26 #       <LinusN> well, getting the integer part is easy
07.06.33 #       <kaboofa> yes
07.06.39 #       <kaboofa> just round
07.06.43 #       <LinusN> basically:
07.06.52 #       <LinusN> int x = mydouble;
07.07.05 #       <LinusN> mydouble -= x;
07.07.13 #       <LinusN> now you have only the decimal part
07.07.21 #       <kaboofa> hmm
07.07.23 #       <kaboofa> good point
07.07.34 #       <LinusN> now multiply by 10 in a loop and get the integer part
07.09.15 #       <kaboofa> time for sleep
07.09.16 #       <kaboofa> thanks linus
07.10.51 #       <LinusN> nite
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09.00.00 #       <lImbus> yay
09.08.27 #       <Christi-S> That's enthusiastic for this time in the morning.
09.09.30 #       <lImbus> yep, somehow.
09.09.37 #       <gromit`> hello
09.10.20 #       <lImbus> hi 2
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09.18.35 #       <adi|home> anyone awake?
09.18.39 #       <LinusN> yup
09.18.46 #       <gromit`> yip
09.18.50 #       <lImbus> somehow, it 9:18 here around
09.18.51 #       <adi|home> hey linus..
09.19.05 #       <adi|home> quick question.. do we have a default config file?
09.19.13 #       <adi|home> i keep losing my config settings on reboot..
09.19.25 #       <adi|home> im a bit outta the loop these days
09.19.37 #       <lImbus> there was a bug in build "before yesterday" that looses icon setting.
09.19.37 #       <LinusN> adi|home: player or recorder?
09.19.46 #       <adi|home> recorder
09.19.58 #       <lImbus> then config-version has been bumped again
09.20.29 #       <LinusN> adi|home: which settings do you lose?
09.20.33 #       <adi|home> actually.. nm... must have just lost settings when i rebuilt the firmware...
09.20.44 #       <LinusN> ok
09.20.44 #       <adi|home> prob between keyboard and chair
09.20.49 #       <gromit`> :)
09.20.57 #       <LinusN> :-)
09.21.40 #       <lImbus> lol
09.33.17 #       <adi|home> so.. apparently the rockbox.org domain name is up for deletion..
09.33.21 #       <adi|home> im aiming to grab it :)
09.34.21 #       <LinusN> :-)
09.34.25 #       <lImbus> nice
09.42.17 #       <lImbus> adi|home: they call it Pebkac: http://www.thinkgeek.com/tshirts/sysadmin/6692/
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09.53.16 #       <adi|home> nods
09.53.18 #       <adi|home> we use it at work
09.57.14 #       <lImbus> nice
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09.59.37 #       <gromit`zzZZ> nite
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13.51.05 #       <Christi-S> linus - what's the current status with respect to a 2.3 release?
14.10.12 #       <LinusN> we have some issues left, methinks
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14.36.34 #       <lImbus> LinusN: how can we help ?
14.39.20 #       <lImbus> and were was the problem with the car adapter mode ?
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14.47.16 #       <wiler> okay so last night i did some binaural recordings using the 48k  quality 5 option, i am quite impressed, but i heard some something or other about rockbox being ported to iriver recorders which have higher quality, etc?
14.56.05 #       <LinusN> lImbus: if you powered on the recorder by applying DC power, it didn't pause when the power disappeared
14.56.18 #       <LinusN> so it would continue playing
14.56.41 #       <LinusN> wiler: we have no immediate plans to port rockbox to iriver
14.57.02 #       <LinusN> and i don't know about the iriver recording quality either
14.57.42 #       <LinusN> does anybody really play snake (the plugins)?
15.00.37 #       <wiler> well i am new to the rockbox fermware
15.01.12 #       <wiler> and i am not sure what snake the plugins is, but if its a game or something i will not use this for gaming, i have a much faster computer if i want to do that
15.02.59 #       <wiler> very interesting
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16.49.37 #       <DuongQua> w00t
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16.51.07 #       <StealtheR> hi all
16.53.05 #       <lImbus> hi
16.53.38 #       <Ericgoh> nobody here
16.54.56 #       <lImbus> err ?
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17.11.51 #       <StealtheR> me
17.11.53 #       <StealtheR> im here
17.12.07 #       <StealtheR> first time i've been to this server
17.12.52 #       <dstar5> :)
17.12.55 #       <StealtheR> i'm in the process of buyiing the 20G jukebox one..and i saw a lot of complains about this product so i thought i'd stop by to ask you guys first before i spend the money
17.14.30 #       <StealtheR> does it really lock up and have all those troubles?
17.16.13 #       <dstar5> jukebox recorder or studio?
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17.16.56 #       <StealtheR> Archos Jukebox Studio 20 
17.18.35 #       <dstar5> the studios are extremly bad
17.18.38 #       <zeekoe> i asked the same question about a week ago
17.18.51 #       <zeekoe> they told me the same thing, it's bad :)
17.19.01 #       <dstar5> the screen is bad, because it is cell based
17.19.18 #       <dstar5> it has the older mas35407d, which sounds better, and canot recorde
17.19.39 #       <dstar5> sorry, thats the mas3507d
17.20.02 #       <dstar5> i would recomend any of the recorder unots though
17.20.40 #       <dstar5> justnote that they are not as beautiful and sexy as the ipods, but just because of rockbox, many of us think they are better
17.21.19 #       <StealtheR> really?
17.21.32 #       <StealtheR> man
17.21.37 #       <StealtheR> i better not buy this unit then
17.21.38 #       <StealtheR> lol
17.21.43 #       <dstar5>  older mas35407d, which sounds better, << sorry sounds worse
17.21.57 #       <StealtheR> yea
17.21.57 #       <dstar5> yes
17.22.02 #       <StealtheR> no wonder the buy offer such a good price
17.22.04 #       <dstar5> those were the very original archos units
17.22.07 #       <StealtheR> he offer 100 shipping included
17.22.11 #       <dstar5> the newest recorder is the v2
17.22.24 #       <StealtheR> The player has a version of Rockbox already loaded. This is great for a long trip, bus rides to work, etc. I have used it to listen to Aduiobooks while riding the bus downtown. 
17.22.31 #       <StealtheR> does that mean something better?
17.22.33 #       <dstar5> humm
17.22.44 #       <dstar5> i think if you go to ebay, you can get a better proice on a new one there
17.23.14 #       <dstar5> (on a recorder that is)
17.23.54 #       <dstar5> http://rockbox.haxx.se/docs/devicechart.html
17.23.55 #       <StealtheR> oh..ok
17.24.08 #       <dstar5> there is a small comparison of all rockbox supportd units
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17.24.25 #       <StealtheR> recorder 2.0 right?
17.25.01 #       <dstar5> it is called the v2
17.27.03 #       <StealtheR> thanks mate
17.27.14 #       <StealtheR> u probably saved me wasting 100 bucks :)
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17.27.23 #       <dstar5> welcome :)
17.27.26 #       <zeekoe> test123
17.27.28 #       <zeekoe> yay!
17.27.43 #       <dstar5> ?
17.27.45 #       <StealtheR> yay!
17.27.51 #       <zeekoe> i really need to read docs for sygate... it blocks about everything, massive floods of backups
17.28.01 #       <zeekoe> uhh.. not backups but popups
17.28.13 #       <StealtheR> haha
17.28.34 #       <StealtheR> how about mozilla?
17.28.38 #       <zeekoe> mozilla?
17.28.58 #       <zeekoe> i use opera (also for IRC) and it's cool for me
17.28.58 #       <StealtheR> its another browser
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17.29.03 #       <StealtheR> oh ok
17.29.09 #       <StealtheR> ur on *nix?
17.29.12 #       <zeekoe> nope
17.29.14 #       * kaboofa is
17.29.25 #       <zeekoe> yeah kaboofa, we know all about it
17.29.26 #       <StealtheR> which distro?
17.29.26 #       <zeekoe> ;)
17.29.28 #       <dstar5> zeekoe: cool, i use opera also, and mozilla firefox sometimes
17.29.28 #       <kaboofa> :)
17.29.34 #       <kaboofa> why must people say *nix
17.29.37 #       <kaboofa> it's not like i'm going to sue you
17.29.43 #       <kaboofa> "AHH!!! YOU ARE USING AT&T's COPYRIGHT!!!"
17.29.45 #       <kaboofa> or whoever owns it now
17.29.46 #       <zeekoe> dstar5: i do the same... firefox 0.8 that is
17.30.14 #       <dstar5> zeekoe: firefox 0.9.2 is way better that .8
17.30.16 #       <StealtheR> im thinkin about to set up a firewall on a lappy let it run *nix
17.30.23 #       <kaboofa> yeah
17.30.25 #       <StealtheR> and the rest goes through it for protection
17.30.27 #       <kaboofa> my friend scott did that
17.30.27 #       <zeekoe> i think he means *nix == {unix,linux,*bsd}
17.30.34 #       <kaboofa> aah
17.30.35 #       <kaboofa> right
17.30.49 #       <StealtheR> heh
17.30.55 #       * dstar5 is tired of win and *nix and wants to try beos
17.31.05 #       <StealtheR> use lindows then dstar5
17.31.06 #       <StealtheR> heeeh
17.31.19 #       <zeekoe> dstar5: well... dont use it that much... its just that i have about 30 windows open in opera, and if i just closed opera and need to quickly look to some webpage, i open firefox
17.31.36 #       <zeekoe> beos still alive?
17.31.40 #       <StealtheR> kaboofa which distro ur using mate?
17.31.46 #       <kaboofa> FreeBSD mindspin.unitsq.com 5.2.1-RELEASE FreeBSD 5.2.1-RELEASE #0: Mon Feb 23 20:45:55 GMT 2004     root@wv1u.btc.adaptec.com:/usr/obj/usr/src/sys/GENERIC  i386
17.31.51 #       <kaboofa> freebsd 5.2.1
17.32.00 #       <StealtheR> hmm
17.32.07 #       <StealtheR> i never really messed with freebsd yet
17.32.13 #       <dstar5> zeekoe: when you have that many open, i love that thing where you can close opera, and when you open it again, you can continue from last session :)
17.32.15 #       <StealtheR> i tried mandrake, redhad
17.32.17 #       <StealtheR> suse
17.32.38 #       <kaboofa> whee
17.32.40 #       <zeekoe> dstar5: indeed... it rocks...
17.32.41 #       <kaboofa> <3 fbsd
17.32.52 #       <dstar5> StealtheR: ever used the xfce4 desktop?
17.33.01 #       <zeekoe> dstar5: i did
17.33.02 #       <StealtheR> no sir
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17.33.58 #       <zeekoe> i have an old pc, tried some weird lunices on it, most of them didnt like my graphical config, and now just using mandrake with xfce4, worked out of the box
17.34.10 #       <StealtheR> yea
17.34.16 #       <StealtheR> mandrake has great drivers support
17.34.20 #       <zeekoe> StealtheR: how do you get all that nice info in one text line?
17.34.22 #       <dstar5> StealtheR: you should try it, it is really clean and beautiful   http://www.xfce.org/
17.34.35 #       <zeekoe> and it's vector, isnt it>
17.34.36 #       <zeekoe> ?
17.34.51 #       <StealtheR> zeekoe im using an addon for the mirc
17.34.54 Ctcp    Ignored 1 channel CTCP requests in 0 seconds at the last flood
17.34.54 #       * dstar5 bets its an irc script
17.34.58 #       <StealtheR> yea it is
17.34.59 #       <StealtheR> haahah
17.35.02 #       <zeekoe> #kick mirc ;-)
17.35.11 #       * StealtheR 09- 07Disk Information: 09Total Disk Space: (072.92GB09/07491.62GB09 - 070.6% Free09 - 073 Drives09)
17.35.16 #       <zeekoe> people say mirc sux
17.35.22 #       <StealtheR> nah
17.35.26 #       <StealtheR> its kewl
17.35.35 #       <zeekoe> and they say iirssi or whatever its called rules
17.35.37 #       <dstar5> lol
17.35.40 #       <zeekoe> irssi
17.35.44 #       <StealtheR> just like a lot of peeps
17.35.47 #       <StealtheR> they said windows sux0r
17.35.51 #       <zeekoe> :P
17.35.52 #       <StealtheR> but they use it every goddamn day
17.36.04 #       <dstar5> everone has preferences
17.36.08 #       <StealtheR> yea
17.36.10 #       <StealtheR> i like both
17.36.11 #       * dstar5 uses xchat
17.36.14 #       <StealtheR> windows and *nix
17.36.21 #       <StealtheR> 2000 is my favorite
17.36.23 #       <StealtheR> and xp
17.36.26 #       <zeekoe> i have xchat installed too, but the irc in opera is fine
17.36.32 #       <StealtheR> the rest..ms can throw it again
17.36.40 #       <dstar5> win xxchat is a bit buggy, but still nice
17.36.51 #       <StealtheR> ok
17.36.54 #       <StealtheR> i gotta go to work now
17.36.58 #       <StealtheR> see you guys tonight
17.37.00 #       <zeekoe> now?
17.37.05 #       <zeekoe> it's half past five :P
17.37.06 #       <StealtheR> i'm tommy btw..nice to meet you guys.
17.37.12 #       <zeekoe> have fun :)
17.37.14 #       <StealtheR> yea right now...its 11:37am here
17.37.23 #       <StealtheR> lol i think i'll be late today..damn it
17.37.30 #       <dstar5> anyone want to play rockbox-trivia?
17.37.34 #       <zeekoe> yeah yeah
17.37.40 #       <StealtheR> yea yea yea yea yea
17.37.41 #       <zeekoe> PICK ME PICK ME
17.37.48 #       <dstar5> join #rockbox-trivia
17.37.50 #       <StealtheR> pick me pick me pick me pick me
17.37.51 #       <zeekoe> StealtheR: not you, you should go to work
17.37.54 #       <dstar5> ill get my bot in there :)
17.38.28 #       <zeekoe> trivia is just soo...
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17.38.37 #       <zeekoe> well, rockbox trivia can't be else than cool
17.38.41 #       <zeekoe> 3Com... blah
17.38.58 #       <zeekoe> they're nonstandard
17.38.59 #       <zeekoe> :)
17.39.40 #       <lImbus> StealtheR: Thank god logbot is not op, he would kick you for using colors. It messes up the logfile, you know
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17.50.33 #       <kaboofa> heh
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18.00.16 #       <kaboofa> rb->snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%i.%i", x, tmp2);
18.00.19 #       <kaboofa> that should work, right?
18.00.52 #       <dstar5> umm     me not so sure about %I
18.01.02 #       <kaboofa> i know %i works
18.01.06 #       <kaboofa> i have tested it
18.01.12 #       <kaboofa> but i can combine the two, right?
18.01.22 #       * kaboofa hasn't coded in c for... forever + 3 years
18.01.25 #       <dstar5> ok then..   me thinnks it should work
18.01.33 #       <lImbus> me to
18.01.36 #       <kaboofa> whoo
18.01.37 #       <kaboofa> thanks
18.01.39 #       <kaboofa> going to compile now
18.01.42 #       <dstar5> i think you can
18.01.52 #       <lImbus> some implementations do %i, some want %d (for decimal)
18.01.57 #       <dstar5> i dont like messing with those snprintf's
18.02.03 #       <dstar5> lol
18.03.00 #       <lImbus> kaboofa: be sure there is a traling 0 at the end of the string. snprint does that, but not in the case he writes exactly sizeof buf characters.
18.06.54 #       <dstar5> me go bye bye for a bit
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18.09.08 #       <kaboofa> right
18.09.15 #       <kaboofa> my buffer is 255 chars
18.09.24 #       <kaboofa> so i'm not too worried
18.13.35 #       <lImbus> then you fail to save memory ;-)
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18.14.53 #       <kaboofa> how would i clear the buffer?
18.15.16 #       <kaboofa> int i; for(i=0;i<254;i++){ buf[i]='\0';} ?
18.15.17 #       <kaboofa> hah
18.15.18 #       <kaboofa> yes.
18.16.08 #       <lImbus> what about memset() ?
18.16.23 #       <kaboofa> memset?
18.16.34 #       <kaboofa> you have to excuse me, i'm used to Java :(
18.16.42 #       <lImbus> memset(szBuf, 0, sizeof szBuf);
18.17.04 #       <lImbus> that writes sizeof bytes with word 0 to szBuf.
18.17.23 #       <lImbus> the buffer is entirely empty and safe. but a bit overkill.
18.17.48 #       <lImbus> if you just want to "reset" the string, someting like szBuf[0] = 0; should be ok; it writes a 0 to the frist position.
18.17.50 #       <kaboofa> hmm
18.17.54 #       <kaboofa> fuck
18.18.44 #       <zeekoe> what
18.18.51 #       <lImbus> szBuf[(sizeof szBuf)-1] = 0; writes a char ZERO to the last position. I recommend strongly to do this if snprintf returned -1 as that means the buffer was not big enough.
18.20.16 #       <kaboofa> hmm
18.20.17 #       <kaboofa> ok
18.20.27 #       <kaboofa> when you sprintf, does it write over the buffer automagically/
18.20.32 #       <kaboofa> or does it continue where it left ofF?
18.20.38 #       <kaboofa> *snprintf
18.21.42 #       <zeekoe> sorry for interrupting... but i have some code that doesn't work as i expect, too
18.21.47 #       <kaboofa> heh
18.21.59 #       <zeekoe>     while(running) {
18.21.59 #       <zeekoe>         switch (rb->button_get(false)) {
18.21.59 #       <zeekoe>                  case BUTTON_UP:
18.21.59 DBUG    Enqueued KICK zeekoe
18.21.59 #       <zeekoe>                      x++;
18.21.59 #       <zeekoe>                      break;
18.21.59 ***     Alert Mode level 1
18.21.59 #       <zeekoe>                  case BUTTON_RIGHT:
18.22.01 #       <zeekoe>                      y++;
18.22.03 #       <zeekoe>                      break;
18.22.05 #       <zeekoe>                  (... other case stuff)
18.22.07 #       <zeekoe>                  case BUTTON_OFF:
18.22.09 #       <zeekoe>                      running=0;
18.22.11 #       <zeekoe>                      break;
18.22.13 #       <zeekoe>         }
18.22.15 #       <zeekoe>         rb->lcd_drawpixel(20+x,20+y);
18.22.17 #       <zeekoe>     }
18.22.19 #       <zeekoe>     return PLUGIN_OK;
18.22.21 #       <zeekoe> hmm... the indenting is lost
18.22.48 #       <zeekoe> this code does shutdown on OFF, but it doesn't draw pixels
18.22.54 #       <zeekoe> any idea why not?
18.23.06 #       <zeekoe> x and y are both short btw
18.24.41 #       <kaboofa> ok
18.24.44 #       <kaboofa> time to set people on fire
18.24.58 #       <gromit`aw> try this guys http://www.sticky.tv/game/cyrkam_airtos/
18.25.15 #       <gromit`aw> :)
18.25.23 #       <gromit`aw> very good to waste some time
18.25.48 #       <lImbus> yeah, it takes ages to load
18.25.54 #       <kaboofa> heh
18.26.01 #       <kaboofa> loadanig... loadani3g
18.26.04 #       <kaboofa> wayt for it...
18.26.04 #       <zeekoe> or this: http://www.wagenschenke.ch/HomeRun.swf
18.26.22 #       <zeekoe> slow server... :P
18.26.31 #       <zeekoe> it's about 1.3 MB
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18.28.01 #       <kaboofa> haha
18.28.03 #       <kaboofa> this is cool
18.28.11 #       <zeekoe> yay! i got 100 points
18.28.25 #       <lImbus> kaboofa: sprintf would write forever. this is why sNprintf exists. a function is not able to see the size of a buffer behind a pointer it got.
18.29.00 #       <lImbus> ohh sorry, missunderstood
18.29.34 #       <lImbus> s(n)printf does always start writing to the position you indicate. it does NOT append
18.29.45 #       <gromit`aw> :)
18.31.04 #       <lImbus> zeekoe: can't help you: never played with rockbox-graphics, but can't detect an error neither. maybe the region you want to get redrawed has to be invalidated ?
18.31.22 #       <kaboofa> what is the plane?
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18.32.09 #       <lImbus> plane ? aircraft ?
18.32.16 #       <kaboofa> yes
18.32.17 #       <zeekoe> kaboofa: you have to throw it to the plane
18.32.31 #       <zeekoe> lImbus: it's gromit`aw's game
18.32.33 #       <kaboofa> lol
18.32.58 #       <zeekoe> lImbus: too bad...
18.33.06 #       <lImbus> plane == dustbin ? never heard that.
18.33.31 #       <zeekoe> lImbus: or is this just like in visual basic; that it can't draw while in loops?
18.33.33 #       <lImbus> zeekoe: try rb->lcd_update_rect(x, y, x2, y2);
18.33.40 #       <zeekoe> okay
18.34.08 #       <kaboofa> woah
18.34.11 #       <kaboofa> i hit all time top score
18.34.19 #       <kaboofa> 2320 pts
18.34.26 #       <zeekoe> :P
18.36.30 #       <kaboofa> damn
18.36.35 #       <kaboofa> knocked off already
18.37.00 #       <zeekoe> lImbus: doesn't work either... let's try outside the loop
18.37.38 #       <lImbus> or something like yield(); once every second.
18.38.09 #       <zeekoe> hmm
18.38.12 #       <zeekoe> i read about
18.38.12 #       <lImbus> would then be very similar to visual basics "do events" that allowes you to draw in loops back again
18.38.16 #       <zeekoe> ...yield
18.38.25 #       <zeekoe> hey cool
18.38.43 #       <zeekoe> so it is possible in vb
18.39.17 #       <lImbus> god I hate VB so much and remember still those tricks although its > 5 years ago.
18.39.33 #       <lImbus> and my excuse: it was in school.
18.39.40 #       <lImbus> does that count ?
18.41.07 #       <zeekoe> hmm... maybe i got it
18.41.31 #       <zeekoe> i let it put a splash screen before putting pixels
18.42.46 #       <zeekoe> hmm weird
18.45.26 #       <zeekoe>     /* now go ahead and have fun! */
18.45.26 #       <zeekoe>     rb->lcd_fillrect(3,3,6,9);
18.45.26 #       <zeekoe>     rb->lcd_putsxy(40,40,"putsxy!");
18.45.26 #       <zeekoe>     rb->lcd_drawpixel(20,20);
18.45.26 #       <zeekoe>     rb->lcd_drawpixel(22,20);
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18.45.27 #       <zeekoe>     rb->lcd_clearpixel(4,4);
18.45.29 #       <zeekoe>     /* rb->splash(HZ*2, true, "Hallo zeekoe!"); */
18.45.39 #       <zeekoe> now i commented out the splash part, the fillrect isnt shown
18.46.09 #       <zeekoe> the text and both the pixels are though
18.46.25 #       <lImbus> you ought to ask either BlueChip or amiconn. IIrc these are the graphics and greyscale-priests
18.46.38 #       <zeekoe> okay
18.48.18 #       <lImbus> amiconn signed off 5 days ago, looks a mall bit like holyday, eh ?
18.48.30 #       <lImbus> mall + s => small
18.49.32 #       <lImbus> BlueChip is also sometimes referred to as "BC". bug him ! :-)
18.53.42 #       <zeekoe> blueeeechip bluedi bluedi bluedi blueechip
18.53.47 #       <zeekoe> where art thou?
18.54.06 #       <zeekoe> well, since i only need loose pixels, let's try that first
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18.59.07 #       <zeekoe> hmm okay, i really need the lcd_update_rect; without it the stuff doesn't become displayed
18.59.47 #       <zeekoe> lcd_update_rect updates the specified part of the screen?
18.59.57 #       <zeekoe> at first i didnt understand that
18.59.57 #       <lImbus> it behaves a small bit like every drawing system. redrawing the whole screen would be too expensive
19.00.06 #       <zeekoe> okay... i understand
19.00.15 #       <lImbus> it "invalidates"
19.00.42 #       <zeekoe> on ti83 (plus) -es it does a complete screen redraw every time
19.01.06 #       <zeekoe> but the lcd driver is a bit spartanic, i think
19.01.35 #       <zeekoe> hmm... now i begin to understand why people use simulators :P
19.02.03 #       <zeekoe> yay!
19.02.16 #       <zeekoe> just saying "short x,y" isnt enough
19.02.28 #       <zeekoe> now i say x=1; y=1 it's working a bit more
19.03.51 #       <lImbus> afk
19.04.40 #       <zeekoe> what's afk?
19.04.53 #       <kaboofa> away from keybaord
19.04.56 #       <kaboofa> *keyboard
19.05.34 #       <zeekoe> wheeeeeeee
19.05.41 #       <zeekoe> i can etch-a-sketch :P
19.06.49 #       <zeekoe> hmm
19.06.52 #       <kaboofa> HAR HAR
19.06.54 #       <kaboofa> i eat babies.
19.07.10 #       <zeekoe> cool
19.07.22 #       <zeekoe> but how can i detect continuously keypresses?
19.07.51 #       <zeekoe> i mean, when i keep the key pressed, the function isnt repeatedly called, and i want that
19.08.26 #       <kaboofa> just make an action listener for keydown!
19.08.28 #       <kaboofa> oh wait, that's java
19.09.38 #       <kaboofa> heh
19.09.42 #       <kaboofa> this band has the best lyrics
19.10.15 #       <zeekoe> i dont know "This Band"
19.10.22 #       <kaboofa> oh
19.10.27 #       <kaboofa> by this band, i mean razed in black
19.10.32 #       <zeekoe> hmm
19.11.22 #       <kaboofa> har har
19.11.25 #       <kaboofa> depressed goth people
19.11.32 #       <kaboofa> making industrial music
19.11.36 #       <kaboofa> = <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 .... <3 <3
19.12.08 #       <zeekoe> nah... dont like em
19.12.17 #       <kaboofa> heh
19.12.23 #       <kaboofa> doot doot doot
19.12.32 #       <zeekoe> what's doot?
19.12.38 #       <zeekoe> like d00d?
19.13.07 #       <zeekoe> like in 1337 h4x0r d00dz?
19.13.22 #       <kaboofa> doot as in.. noise computers make
19.13.24 #       <kaboofa> doot doot
19.13.29 #       <kaboofa> or a synthysizer
19.13.37 #       <kaboofa> weet is a mix of 1337 and w00t
19.14.00 #       <zeekoe> ok
19.14.15 #       <kaboofa> that's weet man
19.14.17 #       <kaboofa> real weet
19.14.23 #       <zeekoe> yeah, weed
19.14.25 Nick    kaboofa is now known as tom`idle (~kaboofa@pcp03462569pcs.indpnd01.mo.comcast.net)
19.15.35 #       <zeekoe> but i still don't know how to detect continuously pressed keys...
19.15.49 #       <tom`idle> :(
19.15.51 #       <tom`idle> sorry
19.18.38 #       <zeekoe> yay
19.18.53 #       <zeekoe> keyboard.c case BUTTON_UP | BUTTON_REPEAT:
19.19.27 #       <zeekoe> actually:
19.19.28 #       <zeekoe> case BUTTON_UP:
19.19.28 #       <zeekoe>                     case BUTTON_UP | BUTTON_REPEAT:
19.19.36 #       <zeekoe> let's try
19.20.14 #       <zeekoe> i always though | meant "or"
19.20.35 #       <zeekoe> hmm ofcourse, that'll work fine...
19.22.46 #       <zeekoe> wheeeeeeeeeeee
19.22.49 #       <zeekoe> i rock!
19.22.54 #       <zeekoe> and you people rock too!
19.37.49 #       <lImbus> zeekoe: || means OR. simple | means binary or which is addition of flags here
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19.38.13 #       <lImbus> tom`idle: what does <3 mean ?
19.40.37 #       <zeekoe> lImbus: ah, ok
19.40.53 #       <zeekoe> so the buttons are flag things
19.41.57 #       <zeekoe> come, all, and download a masterpiece of programming stuff and more of such things
19.41.58 #       <zeekoe> http://home.student.utwente.nl/r.teune/etchasketch.zip
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19.58.06 #       <Nibbler> doom III gone gold :] \o/
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20.08.29 #       <lImbus> zeekoe: etcha works fine on my sim
20.08.38 #       <zeekoe> :P
20.08.45 #       <zeekoe> cool
20.08.53 #       <zeekoe> how did you build the sim btw?
20.08.54 #       <lImbus> yay
20.09.02 #       <lImbus> make :P
20.09.06 #       <zeekoe> hmm
20.09.27 #       <lImbus> how do you build your real-life target version ?
20.09.39 #       <zeekoe> i guess you're not using the standard rockbox developing thing from bluechip?
20.10.01 #       <zeekoe> just make
20.10.07 #       <lImbus> yes, indeed I do
20.10.11 #       <lImbus> wait
20.10.30 #       <lImbus> I am always working on latest cvs, so I did not a subdir for any tarball in ~.
20.10.37 #       <lImbus> I have ~/apps/ and so on.
20.10.43 #       <zeekoe> me too
20.10.59 #       <zeekoe> i had all things clean
20.11.03 #       <lImbus> then I have ~/build-dir, where I ran ../tools/configure to make a target environment
20.11.10 #       <zeekoe> then cvs'ed the stuff, about two days ago
20.11.11 #       <zeekoe> indeed
20.11.18 #       <zeekoe> heh
20.11.23 #       <lImbus> then make ~/simbuild as I did
20.11.28 #       <zeekoe> perhaps i should select simbuild thing indeed
20.11.30 #       <lImbus> and ../..tools/configure there
20.11.35 #       <lImbus> yup
20.12.25 #       <zeekoe> hey... i think it's going to work :)
20.13.00 #       <zeekoe> yay
20.13.05 #       <zeekoe> i got an uisw32.exe
20.13.27 #       <lImbus> pretty easy, heh ?
20.13.35 #       <zeekoe> it's still building...
20.13.39 #       <zeekoe> yeah, it's easy
20.13.43 #       <zeekoe> done
20.13.52 #       <zeekoe> yay
20.13.56 #       <zeekoe> it seems to work
20.15.49 #       <zeekoe> how can i browse plugins?
20.16.02 #       <zeekoe> pressing "5" for play doesnt work
20.17.00 #       <zeekoe> or do i have to feed files to the simulator, somehow
20.20.30 #       <lImbus> mhmm
20.20.30 #       <zeekoe> yay
20.20.39 #       <zeekoe> i see it now, it had to be in "archos"
20.20.46 #       <lImbus> try to create a .rockbox/rocks in the simbuild/qrchos
20.20.48 #       <zeekoe> and i had to have show all files turned on
20.21.46 #       <zeekoe> 5t w6r2s +*
20.21.51 #       <zeekoe> i mean it works
20.22.22 #       <zeekoe> i have to turn on numlock to  press play in the simulator...
20.23.22 #       <lImbus> of course
20.23.55 #       <lImbus> I modified ~/uisim/win32/button.c to have other keys as I got no numpad on my notebook...
20.23.55 #       <zeekoe> the simbuild is 24 times as big as the reallife build...
20.24.03 #       <zeekoe> hey
20.24.07 #       <zeekoe> that's what i need too
20.24.10 #       <zeekoe> same problem
20.25.21 #       <lImbus> should I read that 'please please gimme gimme !' ?
20.25.32 #       <zeekoe> uh
20.25.33 #       <zeekoe> yeah
20.26.02 #       <zeekoe> i was trying to figure it out myself
20.26.05 #       <zeekoe> but i cant
20.26.07 #       <zeekoe> ...
20.26.09 #       <zeekoe> so
20.26.17 #       <zeekoe> gimme please please gimme gimme
20.26.38 #       <lImbus> transferring file to machine with irc
20.26.44 Ctcp    Ignored 1 channel CTCP requests in 0 seconds at the last flood
20.26.44 #       * lImbus is ^^
20.26.54 #       <zeekoe> hmm
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20.27.39 #       <zeekoe> since opera cant receive files..
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20.27.49 #       <zeekoe> hey
20.27.51 #       <zeekoe> it can
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20.28.33 #       <zeekoe> cool
20.29.25 #       <lImbus> should be on the way it it cans
20.29.27 #       <zeekoe> errer :-/
20.29.39 #       <zeekoe> error*
20.29.55 #       <lImbus> well, I'm pretty much behind firewall and tunnel and so on. ICQ ?
20.29.59 #       <zeekoe> heh
20.30.01 #       <zeekoe> uh
20.30.04 #       <zeekoe> 211304012
20.30.06 #       <zeekoe> iirc
20.30.30 #       <lImbus> correct
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20.37.21 #       <zeekoe> hey, it works :P
20.38.20 #       <lImbus> on and off are now s and x as you can see
20.39.00 #       <zeekoe> yep, i already saw
20.39.07 #       <zeekoe> i like your layout better :)
20.39.11 #       <zeekoe> well... teatime
20.39.14 #       <zeekoe> see you
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21.55.48 #       <dstar5> brb
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21.59.22 #       <zeekoe> midknight2k3!!!!!!!!
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22.17.33 #       <dstar5> scott666: awake?
22.19.24 #       <dstar5> kaboofa_: awake?
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22.30.42 #       <dstar5> me need help!
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23.05.11 #       <Smooth> hi llmbus
23.05.23 #       <lImbus> hi smu
23.05.58 #       <Smooth> got a great idea for the greyscale and the wps
23.06.07 #       <lImbus> aha
23.07.25 #       <Smooth> you could have something like (fade in)-ID3 tag artist (fade out) (fade in) ID3 title (fade out) and so on
23.08.16 #       <lImbus> sounds cool, but I don't know if it is better than scrolling.
23.08.33 #       <Smooth> just an idea
23.08.42 #       <Smooth> since we know the lcd can do greyscale
23.08.45 #       <lImbus> the fading is nice overkill, the changing textes may be intresting anyways.
23.09.05 #       <lImbus> yar talkin to me like if I was one of the main developers. do you take me for LinusN coincidentally ?
23.09.05 #       <Smooth> ok
23.09.13 #       <Smooth> im thinking of getting a gmini 220
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