Graphics extension
im naveen,i have taken lenovo essential series G570 before a month,with i5 processor.i have taken it with intel HD graphics,and with DOS,no extra graphics card.now i want to have extra graphics card of 1GB,can i have it on my laptop?????plzzzzz tell me.....
as i pointed before, upgrading graphic cards are not possible due to it's soldered to the mainboard. you will need to replace the whole mainboard.
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Dear All,
I am trying to generate an MTA using BSP graphics extension. I have managed to get the structure of the graphic:
<Defaults>
<ChartType>MTA</ChartType>
<FontFamily>Arial</FontFamily>
</Defaults>
However, I am having trouble placing the values or points on the chart.
As far as I understand, I can use "Series" to generate points on bar charts or line charts,
<SimpleChartData>
<Categories>
<C>Category 1</C>
<C>Category 2</C>
<C>Category 3</C>
<C>Category 4</C>
<C>Category 5</C>
</Categories>
<Series>
<S label="17.55%">17.55</S>
<S label="17.10%">17.10</S>
<S label="8.70%">8.7</S>
<S label="8.25%">8.25</S>
<S label="6.87%">6.87</S>
</Series>
</SimpleChartData>
but this won't work for the MTA.
I have defined the timeaxis
<TimeAxis id="TimeAxis1">
<Visibility>true</Visibility>
<Extension></Extension>
<Minimum>20060101</Minimum>
<MinimumAutomatic>true</MinimumAutomatic>
<Maximum>20080101</Maximum>
<MaximumAutomatic>true</MaximumAutomatic>
<Position>Secondary</Position>
</TimeAxis>
<TimeAxis id="TimeAxis2">
<Visibility>true</Visibility>
<Extension></Extension>
<Minimum>20000101</Minimum>
<MinimumAutomatic>true</MinimumAutomatic>
<Maximum>20080101</Maximum>
<MaximumAutomatic>true</MaximumAutomatic>
<Position>Primary</Position>
</TimeAxis>
so my guess is it should go something like
<SimpleChartData>
<Categories>
<C>Category 1</C>
<C>Category 2</C>
<C>Category 3</C>
<C>Category 4</C>
<C>Category 5</C>
</Categories>
<Series>
<S label="20050101">20050101</S>
<S label="20050601">20050601</S>
<S label="20050601">20050601</S>
<S label="20050701">20050701</S>
<S label="20050701">20050701</S>
</Series>
</SimpleChartData>
This won't work.
I have looked all over the web, but there seems to be little to no documentation to the BSP graphics extension, and especially to time axis. I have also found a lot of examples of normal charts with time axis, but none which show a simple defition of fixed values.
The chart is merely for show-case use, therefore using fixed values is no problem.
If anyone has an idea as to what might work, please help
Thanks
Svenjai have used a model class.
data: model type ref to ZCL_GRAPH_CPH_MODEL . " this class implements IF_GRAPH_DATA_MODEL interface
create object model.
<graphics:chart width = "400"
height = "300"
igs_rfc_destination = "IGS_RFC_DEST" >
<graphics:data model="<%= model %>" />
<graphics:custom>
<graphics:nativexml>
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<SAPChartCustomizing version="1.1">
<GlobalSettings>
in the method (IF_GRAPH_DATA_MODEL~GET_DATA_XML) i populate the values like this.
TYPES: BEGIN OF t_point_data,
tooltip TYPE string,
value TYPE string,
END OF t_point_data.
TYPES: t_point_data_tab TYPE STANDARD TABLE OF t_point_data.
DATA: BEGIN OF t_series_data,
tooltip TYPE string,
label TYPE string,
point_data TYPE t_point_data_tab,
END OF t_series_data.
DATA: l_ixml TYPE REF TO if_ixml,
l_ixml_sf TYPE REF TO if_ixml_stream_factory,
l_istream TYPE REF TO if_ixml_istream,
l_ostream TYPE REF TO if_ixml_ostream,
l_document TYPE REF TO if_ixml_document,
l_parser TYPE REF TO if_ixml_parser,
l_root_element TYPE REF TO if_ixml_element,
l_categories_element TYPE REF TO if_ixml_element,
l_series_1_element TYPE REF TO if_ixml_element,
l_series_2_element TYPE REF TO if_ixml_element,
l_c_element TYPE REF TO if_ixml_element,
l_s_element TYPE REF TO if_ixml_element,
l_series_1_data LIKE t_series_data,
l_series_2_data LIKE t_series_data,
l_point_data TYPE t_point_data,
l_category_name TYPE string,
l_category_data_tab TYPE STANDARD TABLE OF string,
l_tooltip TYPE string,
l_apostrophe TYPE string VALUE ''''.
* fill category data <outtab> is an itab holding the values to be passed to graph
LOOP AT <outtab> ASSIGNING <l_line> .
ASSIGN COMPONENT 1 OF STRUCTURE <l_line> TO <l_field> .
APPEND <l_field> TO l_category_data_tab.
ENDLOOP .
* fill data for series 1
LOOP AT <outtab> ASSIGNING <l_line> .
ASSIGN COMPONENT 2 OF STRUCTURE <l_line> TO <l_field> .
l_series_1_data-tooltip = 'Actual'.
l_series_1_data-label = 'Actual'.
l_point_data-tooltip = <l_field> .
l_point_data-value = <l_field> .
APPEND l_point_data TO l_series_1_data-point_data.
ENDLOOP .
* fill data for series 2
LOOP AT <outtab> ASSIGNING <l_line> .
ASSIGN COMPONENT 3 OF STRUCTURE <l_line> TO <l_field> .
l_series_2_data-tooltip = 'Plan'.
l_series_2_data-label = 'Plan'.
l_point_data-tooltip = <l_field> .
l_point_data-value = <l_field>.
APPEND l_point_data TO l_series_2_data-point_data.
ENDLOOP .
l_ixml = cl_ixml=>create( ).
l_ixml_sf = l_ixml->create_stream_factory( ).
l_document = l_ixml->create_document( ).
l_root_element = l_document->create_element( name = 'SimpleChartData' ).
l_root_element->set_attribute( name = 'version' value = '1.0' ).
l_document->append_child( new_child = l_root_element ).
* create category xml
l_categories_element = l_document->create_simple_element( parent = l_root_element name = 'Categories' ).
LOOP AT l_category_data_tab INTO l_category_name.
l_c_element = l_document->create_simple_element( parent = l_categories_element name = 'C' value = l_category_name ).
ENDLOOP.
* create series 1 xml
l_series_1_element = l_document->create_simple_element( parent = l_root_element name = 'Series' ).
l_tooltip = 'title='.
CONCATENATE l_tooltip l_apostrophe l_series_1_data-tooltip l_apostrophe INTO l_tooltip.
l_series_1_element->set_attribute( name = 'extension' value = l_tooltip ).
l_series_1_element->set_attribute( name = 'label' value = l_series_1_data-label ).
LOOP AT l_series_1_data-point_data INTO l_point_data.
l_s_element = l_document->create_simple_element( parent = l_series_1_element name = 'S' value = l_point_data-value ).
l_tooltip = 'title='.
CONCATENATE l_tooltip l_apostrophe l_point_data-tooltip l_apostrophe INTO l_tooltip.
l_s_element->set_attribute( name = 'extension' value = l_tooltip ).
ENDLOOP.
* create series 2 xml
l_series_2_element = l_document->create_simple_element( parent = l_root_element name = 'Series' ).
l_tooltip = 'title='.
CONCATENATE l_tooltip l_apostrophe l_series_2_data-tooltip l_apostrophe INTO l_tooltip.
l_series_2_element->set_attribute( name = 'extension' value = l_tooltip ).
l_series_2_element->set_attribute( name = 'label' value = l_series_2_data-label ).
LOOP AT l_series_2_data-point_data INTO l_point_data.
l_s_element = l_document->create_simple_element( parent = l_series_2_element name = 'S' value = l_point_data-value ).
l_tooltip = 'title='.
CONCATENATE l_tooltip l_apostrophe l_point_data-tooltip l_apostrophe INTO l_tooltip.
l_s_element->set_attribute( name = 'extension' value = l_tooltip ).
ENDLOOP.
l_ostream = l_ixml_sf->create_ostream_xstring( xml ).
l_document->render( ostream = l_ostream ).
Regards
Raja -
Space added to path when using graphics extension
Hi,
I'm having a strange problem. I use the 'chart' element of BSP extension 'graphics', but this doesn't show me the generated graph in the portal.
I've done some debugging and I've found out that this extension uses the method cl_graph_util=>publish_blob for putting the generated image in the server cache and generates a url inside the application.
For retrieving the current application. This method uses
path = request->get_header_field( '~PATH_TRANSLATED' ).
Now after this call, the content of the variable 'path' is '/sap/bc/bsp/arinso/EAQ_BP /output/result.do'. So a space is added after the name of my BSP application and before the subfolder that contains my controller.
Can anyone tell me where I might have misconfigured something that causes this?
Thanks,
TimI couldn't find what causes it, but I've solved it by putting this code, just before the chart tag.
data l_path type string.
l_path = request->get_header_field( '~PATH_TRANSLATED' ).
condense l_path no-gaps.
request->set_header_field( name = '~PATH_TRANSLATED'
value = l_path ). -
Windows 8.1 Explorer crash only on graphic extension files *.jpg *.png etc
Like in title, when right click on graphic files explorer crash.
No alerts no windows with some solution text etc. Explorer just shut down and restart...
Please help me, I'm getting tired of this OS, way more buggy than windows 7.Hi,
Did you install any application recently? According to your description, it seems like Shell Extension caused this problem, you can use ShellExView tool to check shell extension.
ShellExView: http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/shexview.html
Roger Lu
TechNet Community Support -
Graphic Extension to the SAP-Menu
Hello Everyone,
Did anyone knows whether it's possible to add extension to the SAP-menu.
I would like to add some entries related to an external application.
Another question will be :
If I can do this, can I put it in a new package an export it to another system to have it there.
What I also knows, that it should be consistent, when someone install some new packages from SAP, my client customization should not be erased.
Ps. Has SAP some kind of Dynamic/Graphic Interfaces where we could do this ?
Well, I'm not talking about the User Exit, in case someone will propose me that.
Thanks In Advance.
Best Regards,
KaisA list of connections can be gotten in 1.1 from this call:
Connections.getInstance().getConnNames()
then to get the actual JDBC connection:
Connections.getInstance().getConnection("MyConnName")
-kris -
Leopard Graphics Extensions Issues (ALWAYS WITH THE GRAPHICS!)
I'm perfectly new to this support for the purposes of this problem.
The problem that has recently popped up is when ever I log in I'm greeted with two messages about "AppleIntelGMAX3100.kext" and "AppleIntelGMAX3100FB.kext" not being installed properly. As such, I have no access to any resolution other than 1280x800, no transparency effects, I cannot adjust the brightness or contrast, nor can I use the keyboard shortcuts for brightness.
I've tried reinstalling 10.5.4, only to discover that it does not contain anything in terms of graphics updates.
I just need to reinstall these two plug ins properly, but I can seem to get a decent way of doing it. Anybody have any ideas how I can get those working without the system disk (it's at a friends house, I'll need to wait for a few days before I can get it back!) ????As far as I'm aware the only solution is to reinstall OS X. You can do this via Archive and Install which does not erase the drive provided you have ample free disk space:
How to Perform an Archive and Install
1. Be sure to use Disk Utility first to repair the disk before performing the Archive and Install.
Repairing the Hard Drive and Permissions
Boot from your OS X Installer disc. After the installer loads select your language and click on the Continue button. When the menu bar appears select Disk Utility from the Installer menu (Utilities menu for Tiger.) After DU loads select your hard drive entry (mfgr.'s ID and drive size) from the the left side list. In the DU status area you will see an entry for the S.M.A.R.T. status of the hard drive. If it does not say "Verified" then the hard drive is failing or failed. (SMART status is not reported on external Firewire or USB drives.) If the drive is "Verified" then select your OS X volume from the list on the left (sub-entry below the drive entry,) click on the First Aid tab, then click on the Repair Disk button. If DU reports any errors that have been fixed, then re-run Repair Disk until no errors are reported. If no errors are reported, then quit DU and return to the installer.
If DU reports errors it cannot fix, then you will need Disk Warrior (4.0 for Tiger) and/or TechTool Pro (4.5.2 for Tiger) to repair the drive. If you don't have either of them or if neither of them can fix the drive, then you will need to reformat the drive and reinstall OS X.
2. Do not proceed with an Archive and Install if DU reports errors it cannot fix. In that case use Disk Warrior and/or TechTool Pro to repair the hard drive. If neither can repair the drive, then you will have to erase the drive and reinstall from scratch.
3. Boot from your OS X Installer disc. After the installer loads select your language and click on the Continue button. When you reach the screen to select a destination drive click once on the destination drive then click on the Option button. Select the Archive and Install option. You have an option to preserve users and network preferences. Only select this option if you are sure you have no corrupted files in your user accounts. Otherwise leave this option unchecked. Click on the OK button and continue with the OS X Installation.
4. Upon completion of the Archive and Install you will have a Previous System Folder in the root directory. You should retain the PSF until you are sure you do not need to manually transfer any items from the PSF to your newly installed system.
5. After moving any items you want to keep from the PSF you should delete it. You can back it up if you prefer, but you must delete it from the hard drive.
6. You can now download a Combo Updater directly from Apple's download site to update your new system to the desired version as well as install any security or other updates. You can also do this using Software Update. -
Hi,
i want to create events on the graphics as the maps in BSP. we can do this in HTML using <map> and <area>extensions.
There is <graphics> extension in BSP, but i don't know how to use this extension.
<%@extension name="graphics" prefix="graphics" %>
<graphics:map>
</graphics:map>
Does anybody know how to use the graphics as maps in bsp? Can somebody help me please?
Thanks.Look at the below sample BSP application:
GRAPH_BSP_TEST
GRAPH_TUT_CHART
GRAPH_TUT_JNET
Hope it might help.
Raja -
Problem with a script to remove graphics
Hello,
I have tried to build a javascript to remove all graphics whose extension is not ".EPS" (with "EPS" really in upper cases, as it is for Mathtype equations in Word import).
But It doesn't work and I can't understand why.
Here is the script:
//The script intend to remove all graphics whose extension is not ".EPS"
var myDoc = app.activeDocument;
var myGraphics = myDoc.allGraphics
//Remove graphic if graphic extension is different from ".EPS"
for (var p = 0; p < myGraphics.length; p++) {
var myImage = myGraphics[p]
if (CheckExtEps(myImage) != 0){
myImage.remove ()
//Compare graphic extension with ".EPS" and return myExtValue = 0 if it matches exactly
function CheckExtEps(myImage) {
var myString = myImage.name
myExt = myString.substr(myString.lastIndexOf( "." ))
myExtValue = myExt.localeCompare(".EPS")
return myExtValue
When I run this script, ALL the graphics are removed, ".EPS" included.
I do have ".EPS" graphics in my document and I expected them not to be removed.
So there is something wrong somewhere, but I don't know what to change.
Any ideas?
By the way, I have a more generic question as a beginner:
I am working with ExtendScript Toolkit. How can I do to check my script step by step?
For exemple, how can I display my variables values as "myString", "myExt", "myExtValue" at each step?
Actually, this script is a step for a bigger script I intend to build to deal with Mathtype equations in Word import.
After not-EPS graphics beeing removed, I wish to relink all remaining equation prewiews to eps in a selected folder, by consecutive order.
But this is a big piece of scripting to swallow for me, so I'm working slowly, step by step.
TIA
Best regards
NicolasHello Ariel
Thank you very much for your help.
1. I added semicolons at the end of lines, but the script result is the same.
2. Running line by line, I could see in the Console where is the problem:
variable "myString" is always undefined.
Well, I have to get more inside my script...
Thank's again
Best regards
Nicolas
Nicolas BALBO
[email protected]
22, rue d'Hauteville 75010 PARIS
Tel : 33 (0)1 42 57 14 31
Le 18 avr. 2012 à 17:36, Arïel a écrit :
Re: Problem with a script to remove graphics
created by Arïel in InDesign Scripting - View the full discussion
Well, I can't see any semicolons in your script. Maybe that's just the
email interface, but there should be semicolons at the ends of lines.
In the ESTK, you can step through a script a line at a time. Just click
on the downwards pointing arrow instead of the "play" arrow. Each time
you click, the script will advance one line. In the Console window
(Windw>Console) you can then type the name of the variable you wish to
examine.
Ariel
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Stacked format in chart using graphics:chart
I Implemented a graphics:chart element and is working fine, I know how to set Pie format, bars, line in 2D or 3D, but I cant find info about how to set the stacked format.
I read the PDF that comes with the SAP chart Designer. In the section Blocks with Time Axis gives and example.
And the example is the following:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<ChartData>
<Categories>
<Category>20060703;120000</Category>
<Category>20060704;120000</Category>
<Category>20060705;120000</Category>
<Category>20060706;120000</Category>
</Categories>
<Series label="Coffee">
<Point>
<Value type="y">94</Value>
</Point>
<Point>
<Value type="y">110</Value>
</Point>
<Point>
<Value type="y">139</Value>
</Point>
<Point>
<Value type="y">192</Value>
</Point>
</Series>
<Series label="Espresso">
<Point>
<Value type="y">35</Value>
</Point>
<Point>
<Value type="y">39</Value>
</Point>
<Point>
<Value type="y">38</Value>
</Point>
<Point>
<Value type="y">59</Value>
</Point>
</Series>
</ChartData>
I copy, paste this example and I dont get stacked columns I see 2 series for each category, and I see 20060703;120000 as a label of the column. Something is wrong and I dont get it.
Some1 have a code sample of a stacked graphics:chart ?Hi Roddy,
I can only assume that the default value for this attribute is for a column chart.
Here is a sample of a stacked column chart. I just did what was suggested above but using ChartDesigner to create the customising and then I pasted it into the sample. As mentioned I created a second series of data.
<%@page language="abap" %>
<%@extension name="graphics" prefix="graphics" %>
<%@extension name="htmlb" prefix="abap" %>
<graphics:chart igs_rfc_destination = "IGS_RFC_DEST"
width = "300"
height = "300"
format = "JPG"
font_family = "Arial Unicode MS"
dimension = "PseudoThree" >
<graphics:data>
<graphics:nativexml>
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<SimpleChartData>
<Categories>
<C>Category 1</C>
<C>Category 2</C>
<C>Category 3</C>
<C>Category 4</C>
<C>Category 5</C>
</Categories>
<Series>
<S label="17.55%">17.55</S>
<S label="17.10%">17.10</S>
<S label="8.70%">8.7</S>
<S label="8.25%">8.25</S>
<S label="6.87%">6.87</S>
</Series>
<Series>
<S label="6.87%">6.87</S>
<S label="8.25%">8.25</S>
<S label="8.70%">8.7</S>
<S label="17.10%">17.10</S>
<S label="17.55%">17.55</S>
</Series>
</SimpleChartData>
</graphics:nativexml>
</graphics:data>
<graphics:custom>
<graphics:nativexml>
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<SAPChartCustomizing version="2.0">
<GlobalSettings>
<Dimension>Two</Dimension>
<TransparentColor>None</TransparentColor>
<ColorPalette>Tradeshow</ColorPalette>
<ColorOrder>Default</ColorOrder>
<Gaps>Void</Gaps>
<EqualizeValueAxes>false</EqualizeValueAxes>
<ThreeD>
<Ratio>1.75</Ratio>
<Distance>20</Distance>
<Depth>10</Depth>
<DepthCalculation>Automatic</DepthCalculation>
</ThreeD>
<Defaults>
<ChartType>StackedColumns</ChartType>
<FontFamily>Automatic</FontFamily>
</Defaults>
<Colors>
<Color id="1">RGB(187,204,221)</Color>
<Color id="2">RGB(204,222,240)</Color>
<Color id="3">RGB(221,234,243)</Color>
<Color id="4">RGB(221,234,243)</Color>
<Color id="5">RGB(236,244,249)</Color>
<Color id="6">RGB(236,244,249)</Color>
<Color id="7">RGB(255,255,255)</Color>
<Color id="8">RGB(255,0,255)</Color>
<Color id="9">RGB(126,168,222)</Color>
<Color id="10">RGB(107,152,202)</Color>
<Color id="11">RGB(79,135,191)</Color>
<Color id="12">RGB(44,106,174)</Color>
<Color id="13">RGB(19,80,142)</Color>
<Color id="14">RGB(192,192,192)</Color>
<Color id="15">RGB(192,192,192)</Color>
<Color id="16">RGB(0,0,0)</Color>
<Color id="17">RGB(198,222,127)</Color>
<Color id="18">RGB(171,197,94)</Color>
<Color id="19">RGB(147,174,68)</Color>
<Color id="20">RGB(118,143,44)</Color>
<Color id="21">RGB(91,111,33)</Color>
<Color id="22">RGB(192,192,192)</Color>
<Color id="23">RGB(192,192,192)</Color>
<Color id="24">RGB(156,235,145)</Color>
<Color id="25">RGB(255,229,112)</Color>
<Color id="26">RGB(248,211,61)</Color>
<Color id="27">RGB(241,194,10)</Color>
<Color id="28">RGB(220,180,0)</Color>
<Color id="29">RGB(200,163,0)</Color>
<Color id="30">RGB(192,192,192)</Color>
<Color id="31">RGB(192,192,192)</Color>
<Color id="32">RGB(255,250,102)</Color>
<Color id="33">RGB(196,179,236)</Color>
<Color id="34">RGB(162,149,205)</Color>
<Color id="35">RGB(135,123,176)</Color>
<Color id="36">RGB(109,99,150)</Color>
<Color id="37">RGB(91,81,130)</Color>
<Color id="38">RGB(192,192,192)</Color>
<Color id="39">RGB(192,192,192)</Color>
<Color id="40">RGB(255,103,88)</Color>
<Color id="41">RGB(169,204,197)</Color>
<Color id="42">RGB(137,167,161)</Color>
<Color id="43">RGB(115,145,140)</Color>
<Color id="44">RGB(88,115,110)</Color>
<Color id="45">RGB(61,82,77)</Color>
<Color id="46">RGB(192,192,192)</Color>
<Color id="47">RGB(192,192,192)</Color>
<Color id="48">RGB(192,192,192)</Color>
<Color id="49">RGB(199,172,137)</Color>
<Color id="50">RGB(167,147,123)</Color>
<Color id="51">RGB(145,129,109)</Color>
<Color id="52">RGB(115,102,88)</Color>
<Color id="53">RGB(82,76,69)</Color>
<Color id="54">RGB(192,192,192)</Color>
<Color id="55">RGB(192,192,192)</Color>
<Color id="56">RGB(192,192,192)</Color>
<Color id="57">RGB(220,138,188)</Color>
<Color id="58">RGB(195,103,158)</Color>
<Color id="59">RGB(174,90,140)</Color>
<Color id="60">RGB(155,61,115)</Color>
<Color id="61">RGB(126,38,89)</Color>
<Color id="62">RGB(192,192,192)</Color>
<Color id="63">RGB(192,192,192)</Color>
<Color id="64">RGB(192,192,192)</Color>
</Colors>
</GlobalSettings>
<Elements>
<ChartElements>
<Background>
<Visibility>true</Visibility>
<Extension/>
<Insets>3</Insets>
<Color>@6</Color>
<SecondaryColor>RGB(0,0,0)</SecondaryColor>
<Pattern>None</Pattern>
<Gradient>None</Gradient>
<Texture>None</Texture>
<TextureMode>Tile</TextureMode>
<Transparency>0</Transparency>
<BorderColor>None</BorderColor>
<BorderStyle>Solid</BorderStyle>
<BorderWidth>1</BorderWidth>
</Background>
<PlotArea>
<Visibility>true</Visibility>
<Extension/>
<Alignment>Automatic</Alignment>
<ManualPosition>
<Top>0</Top>
<Left>0</Left>
<Bottom>100</Bottom>
<Right>100</Right>
</ManualPosition>
<Color>@5</Color>
<SecondaryColor>RGB(0,0,0)</SecondaryColor>
<Pattern>None</Pattern>
<Gradient>None</Gradient>
<Texture>None</Texture>
<TextureMode>Tile</TextureMode>
<Transparency>0</Transparency>
<BorderColor>@4</BorderColor>
<BorderStyle>Solid</BorderStyle>
<BorderWidth>1</BorderWidth>
</PlotArea>
<Title>
<Visibility>true</Visibility>
<Extension/>
<Caption/>
<Position>Top</Position>
<AlignToPlot>false</AlignToPlot>
<Insets>4</Insets>
<Text>
<FontFamily>Automatic</FontFamily>
<Color>@16</Color>
<Size>8</Size>
<Style>Normal</Style>
<HorizontalPosition>Default</HorizontalPosition>
<VerticalPosition>Default</VerticalPosition>
<Direction>Default</Direction>
</Text>
<Color>None</Color>
<SecondaryColor>RGB(0,0,0)</SecondaryColor>
<Pattern>None</Pattern>
<Gradient>None</Gradient>
<Texture>None</Texture>
<TextureMode>Tile</TextureMode>
<Transparency>0</Transparency>
<BorderColor>None</BorderColor>
<BorderStyle>Solid</BorderStyle>
<BorderWidth>1</BorderWidth>
</Title>
<Subtitle>
<Visibility>true</Visibility>
<Extension/>
<Caption/>
<Position>Top</Position>
<AlignToPlot>false</AlignToPlot>
<Insets>4</Insets>
<Text>
<FontFamily>Automatic</FontFamily>
<Color>@16</Color>
<Size>8</Size>
<Style>Normal</Style>
<HorizontalPosition>Default</HorizontalPosition>
<VerticalPosition>Default</VerticalPosition>
<Direction>Default</Direction>
</Text>
<Color>None</Color>
<SecondaryColor>RGB(0,0,0)</SecondaryColor>
<Pattern>None</Pattern>
<Gradient>None</Gradient>
<Texture>None</Texture>
<TextureMode>Tile</TextureMode>
<Transparency>0</Transparency>
<BorderColor>None</BorderColor>
<BorderStyle>Solid</BorderStyle>
<BorderWidth>1</BorderWidth>
</Subtitle>
<Legend>
<Visibility>true</Visibility>
<Extension/>
<Caption/>
<Alignment>ToPlotArea</Alignment>
<Position>Bottom</Position>
<Insets>4</Insets>
<Order>Ascending</Order>
<OrderByRow>false</OrderByRow>
<OrderByData>false</OrderByData>
<MoreInfo>false</MoreInfo>
<ManualPosition>
<Top>93.9048</Top>
<Left>7.24382</Left>
<Bottom>98.6667</Bottom>
<Right>98.7633</Right>
</ManualPosition>
<Text>
<FontFamily>Automatic</FontFamily>
<Color>@16</Color>
<Size>9</Size>
<Style>Normal</Style>
</Text>
<Color>None</Color>
<SecondaryColor>RGB(0,0,0)</SecondaryColor>
<Pattern>None</Pattern>
<Gradient>None</Gradient>
<Texture>None</Texture>
<TextureMode>Tile</TextureMode>
<Transparency>0</Transparency>
<BorderColor>None</BorderColor>
<BorderStyle>Solid</BorderStyle>
<BorderWidth>1</BorderWidth>
<SashColor>RGB(0,0,0)</SashColor>
<SashStyle>Solid</SashStyle>
<SashWidth>1</SashWidth>
</Legend>
</ChartElements>
<ChartTypes>
<StackedColumns>
<Visibility>true</Visibility>
<Extension/>
<Percentage>true</Percentage>
<Distance>50</Distance>
<AutoBorder>false</AutoBorder>
<BlockStyle>Rectangle</BlockStyle>
<ConnectionLines>false</ConnectionLines>
</StackedColumns>
</ChartTypes>
<ChartAxes>
<CategoryAxis>
<Visibility>true</Visibility>
<Extension/>
<Minimum>1</Minimum>
<MinimumAutomatic>true</MinimumAutomatic>
<Maximum>5</Maximum>
<MaximumAutomatic>true</MaximumAutomatic>
<Order>Ascending</Order>
<VariableCategories>false</VariableCategories>
<AxisType>Flat</AxisType>
<Centered>false</Centered>
<Position>Primary</Position>
<Color>None</Color>
<SecondaryColor>RGB(0,0,0)</SecondaryColor>
<Pattern>None</Pattern>
<Gradient>None</Gradient>
<Texture>None</Texture>
<TextureMode>Tile</TextureMode>
<Transparency>0</Transparency>
<BorderColor>None</BorderColor>
<BorderStyle>Solid</BorderStyle>
<BorderWidth>1</BorderWidth>
<Line>
<Visibility>true</Visibility>
<Extension/>
<CategoryGap>0</CategoryGap>
<WrapText>true</WrapText>
<Position>AtBorder</Position>
<Insets>2</Insets>
<Axis>
<Color>@1</Color>
<Style>Solid</Style>
<Width>2</Width>
</Axis>
<MajorTicks>
<Color>@1</Color>
<Style>Solid</Style>
<Width>2</Width>
</MajorTicks>
<MajorTickGap>0</MajorTickGap>
<Text>
<FontFamily>Automatic</FontFamily>
<Color>@16</Color>
<Size>9</Size>
<Style>Normal</Style>
<HorizontalPosition>Default</HorizontalPosition>
<VerticalPosition>Default</VerticalPosition>
<Direction>Default</Direction>
</Text>
<Color>None</Color>
<SecondaryColor>RGB(0,0,0)</SecondaryColor>
<Pattern>None</Pattern>
<Gradient>None</Gradient>
<Texture>None</Texture>
<TextureMode>Tile</TextureMode>
<Transparency>0</Transparency>
<BorderColor>None</BorderColor>
<BorderStyle>Solid</BorderStyle>
<BorderWidth>1</BorderWidth>
</Line>
<GridLine>
<Visibility>true</Visibility>
<Extension/>
<MajorLines>
<Color>@2</Color>
<Style>Solid</Style>
<Width>1</Width>
</MajorLines>
<MajorTickGap>0</MajorTickGap>
</GridLine>
<Title>
<Visibility>true</Visibility>
<Extension/>
<Caption/>
<Text>
<FontFamily>Automatic</FontFamily>
<Color>@16</Color>
<Size>8</Size>
<Style>Normal</Style>
<HorizontalPosition>Default</HorizontalPosition>
<VerticalPosition>Default</VerticalPosition>
<Direction>Default</Direction>
</Text>
<Color>None</Color>
<SecondaryColor>RGB(0,0,0)</SecondaryColor>
<Pattern>None</Pattern>
<Gradient>None</Gradient>
<Texture>None</Texture>
<TextureMode>Tile</TextureMode>
<Transparency>0</Transparency>
<BorderColor>None</BorderColor>
<BorderStyle>Solid</BorderStyle>
<BorderWidth>1</BorderWidth>
</Title>
<Unit>
<Visibility>true</Visibility>
<Extension/>
<Caption/>
<Text>
<FontFamily>Automatic</FontFamily>
<Color>@16</Color>
<Size>8</Size>
<Style>Normal</Style>
<HorizontalPosition>Default</HorizontalPosition>
<VerticalPosition>Default</VerticalPosition>
<Direction>Default</Direction>
</Text>
<Color>None</Color>
<SecondaryColor>RGB(0,0,0)</SecondaryColor>
<Pattern>None</Pattern>
<Gradient>None</Gradient>
<Texture>None</Texture>
<TextureMode>Tile</TextureMode>
<Transparency>0</Transparency>
<BorderColor>None</BorderColor>
<BorderStyle>Solid</BorderStyle>
<BorderWidth>1</BorderWidth>
</Unit>
</CategoryAxis>
<ValueAxis id="ValueAxis1">
<Visibility>true</Visibility>
<Extension/>
<Minimum>0</Minimum>
<MinimumCalculation>Automatic</MinimumCalculation>
<Maximum>100</Maximum>
<MaximumCalculation>Automatic</MaximumCalculation>
<ScalingType>Linear</ScalingType>
<Order>Ascending</Order>
<Position>Primary</Position>
<Color>None</Color>
<SecondaryColor>RGB(0,0,0)</SecondaryColor>
<Pattern>None</Pattern>
<Gradient>None</Gradient>
<Texture>None</Texture>
<TextureMode>Tile</TextureMode>
<Transparency>0</Transparency>
<BorderColor>None</BorderColor>
<BorderStyle>Solid</BorderStyle>
<BorderWidth>1</BorderWidth>
<Line>
<Visibility>true</Visibility>
<Extension/>
<Insets>2</Insets>
<Format/>
<Axis>
<Color>@1</Color>
<Style>Solid</Style>
<Width>2</Width>
</Axis>
<MajorTickCalculation>AutomaticTicks</MajorTickCalculation>
<NumberMajorTicks>6</NumberMajorTicks>
<MajorTicks>
<Color>@1</Color>
<Style>Solid</Style>
<Width>2</Width>
</MajorTicks>
<AutomaticMinorTicks>true</AutomaticMinorTicks>
<NumberMinorTicks>4</NumberMinorTicks>
<MinorTicks>
<Color>@1</Color>
<Style>Solid</Style>
<Width>1</Width>
</MinorTicks>
<Text>
<FontFamily>Automatic</FontFamily>
<Color>@16</Color>
<Size>9</Size>
<Style>Normal</Style>
<HorizontalPosition>Default</HorizontalPosition>
<VerticalPosition>Default</VerticalPosition>
<Direction>Default</Direction>
</Text>
<Color>None</Color>
<SecondaryColor>RGB(0,0,0)</SecondaryColor>
<Pattern>None</Pattern>
<Gradient>None</Gradient>
<Texture>None</Texture>
<TextureMode>Tile</TextureMode>
<Transparency>0</Transparency>
<BorderColor>None</BorderColor>
<BorderStyle>Solid</BorderStyle>
<BorderWidth>1</BorderWidth>
</Line>
<GridLine>
<Visibility>true</Visibility>
<Extension/>
<MajorLines>
<Color>@2</Color>
<Style>Solid</Style>
<Width>1</Width>
</MajorLines>
<MajorTickGap>0</MajorTickGap>
<MinorLines>
<Color>@3</Color>
<Style>Solid</Style>
<Width>1</Width>
</MinorLines>
<MinorTickGap>0</MinorTickGap>
</GridLine>
<Title>
<Visibility>true</Visibility>
<Extension/>
<Caption/>
<Text>
<FontFamily>Automatic</FontFamily>
<Color>@16</Color>
<Size>8</Size>
<Style>Normal</Style>
<HorizontalPosition>Default</HorizontalPosition>
<VerticalPosition>Default</VerticalPosition>
<Direction>Default</Direction>
</Text>
<Color>None</Color>
<SecondaryColor>RGB(0,0,0)</SecondaryColor>
<Pattern>None</Pattern>
<Gradient>None</Gradient>
<Texture>None</Texture>
<TextureMode>Tile</TextureMode>
<Transparency>0</Transparency>
<BorderColor>None</BorderColor>
<BorderStyle>Solid</BorderStyle>
<BorderWidth>1</BorderWidth>
</Title>
<Unit>
<Visibility>true</Visibility>
<Extension/>
<Caption/>
<Text>
<FontFamily>Automatic</FontFamily>
<Color>@16</Color>
<Size>8</Size>
<Style>Normal</Style>
<HorizontalPosition>Default</HorizontalPosition>
<VerticalPosition>Default</VerticalPosition>
<Direction>Default</Direction>
</Text>
<Color>None</Color>
<SecondaryColor>RGB(0,0,0)</SecondaryColor>
<Pattern>None</Pattern>
<Gradient>None</Gradient>
<Texture>None</Texture>
<TextureMode>Tile</TextureMode>
<Transparency>0</Transparency>
<BorderColor>None</BorderColor>
<BorderStyle>Solid</BorderStyle>
<BorderWidth>1</BorderWidth>
</Unit>
</ValueAxis>
<ValueAxis id="ValueAxis2">
<Visibility>false</Visibility>
<Extension/>
<Minimum>0</Minimum>
<MinimumCalculation>Automatic</MinimumCalculation>
<Maximum>1</Maximum>
<MaximumCalculation>Automatic</MaximumCalculation>
<ScalingType>Linear</ScalingType>
<Order>Ascending</Order>
<Position>Secondary</Position>
<Color>None</Color>
<SecondaryColor>RGB(0,0,0)</SecondaryColor>
<Pattern>None</Pattern>
<Gradient>None</Gradient>
<Texture>None</Texture>
<TextureMode>Tile</TextureMode>
<Transparency>0</Transparency>
<BorderColor>None</BorderColor>
<BorderStyle>Solid</BorderStyle>
<BorderWidth>1</BorderWidth>
<Line>
<Visibility>true</Visibility>
<Extension/>
<Insets>2</Insets>
<Format/>
<Axis>
<Color>@1</Color>
<Style>Solid</Style>
<Width>2</Width>
</Axis>
<MajorTickCalculation>AutomaticTicks</MajorTickCalculation>
<NumberMajorTicks>6</NumberMajorTicks>
<MajorTicks>
<Color>@1</Color>
<Style>Solid</Style>
<Width>2</Width>
</MajorTicks>
<AutomaticMinorTicks>true</AutomaticMinorTicks>
<NumberMinorTicks>4</NumberMinorTicks>
<MinorTicks>
<Color>@1</Color>
<Style>Solid</Style>
<Width>1</Width>
</MinorTicks>
<Text>
<FontFamily>Automatic</FontFamily>
<Color>@16</Color>
<Size>9</Size>
<Style>Normal</Style>
<HorizontalPosition>Default</HorizontalPosition>
<VerticalPosition>Default</VerticalPosition>
<Direction>Default</Direction>
</Text>
<Color>None</Color>
<SecondaryColor>RGB(0,0,0)</SecondaryColor>
<Pattern>None</Pattern>
<Gradient>None</Gradient>
<Texture>None</Texture>
<TextureMode>Tile</TextureMode>
<Transparency>0</Transparency>
<BorderColor>None</BorderColor>
<BorderStyle>Solid</BorderStyle>
<BorderWidth>1</BorderWidth>
</Line>
<GridLine>
<Visibility>true</Visibility>
<Extension/>
<MajorLines>
<Color>@2</Color>
<Style>Solid</Style>
<Width>1</Width>
</MajorLines>
<MajorTickGap>0</MajorTickGap>
<MinorLines>
<Color>@3</Color>
<Style>Solid</Style>
<Width>1</Width>
</MinorLines>
<MinorTickGap>0</MinorTickGap>
</GridLine>
<Title>
<Visibility>true</Visibility>
<Extension/>
<Caption/>
<Text>
<FontFamily>Automatic</FontFamily>
<Color>@16</Color>
<Size>8</Size>
<Style>Normal</Style>
<HorizontalPosition>Default</HorizontalPosition>
<VerticalPosition>Default</VerticalPosition>
<Direction>Default</Direction>
</Text>
<Color>None</Color>
<SecondaryColor>RGB(0,0,0)</SecondaryColor>
<Pattern>None</Pattern>
<Gradient>None</Gradient>
<Texture>None</Texture>
<TextureMode>Tile</TextureMode>
<Transparency>0</Transparency>
<BorderColor>None</BorderColor>
<BorderStyle>Solid</BorderStyle>
<BorderWidth>1</BorderWidth>
</Title>
<Unit>
<Visibility>true</Visibility>
<Extension/>
<Caption/>
<Text>
<FontFamily>Automatic</FontFamily>
<Color>@16</Color>
<Size>8</Size>
<Style>Normal</Style>
<HorizontalPosition>Default</HorizontalPosition>
<VerticalPosition>Default</VerticalPosition>
<Direction>Default</Direction>
</Text>
<Color>None</Color>
<SecondaryColor>RGB(0,0,0)</SecondaryColor>
<Pattern>None</Pattern>
<Gradient>None</Gradient>
<Texture>None</Texture>
<TextureMode>Tile</TextureMode>
<Transparency>0</Transparency>
<BorderColor>None</BorderColor>
<BorderStyle>Solid</BorderStyle>
<BorderWidth>1</BorderWidth>
</Unit>
</ValueAxis>
</ChartAxes>
</Elements>
<Values>
<Series>
<Visibility>true</Visibility>
<XAxisId>Primary</XAxisId>
<YAxisId>Primary</YAxisId>
<LineType>Direct</LineType>
<ShowInLegend>Automatic</ShowInLegend>
<ShowLabel>false</ShowLabel>
<Format>$Label</Format>
<LineColor>Automatic</LineColor>
<LineStyle>Solid</LineStyle>
<LineWidth>2</LineWidth>
<Color>Automatic</Color>
<SecondaryColor>RGB(0,0,0)</SecondaryColor>
<Pattern>None</Pattern>
<Gradient>None</Gradient>
<Texture>None</Texture>
<TextureMode>Tile</TextureMode>
<Transparency>0</Transparency>
<MarkerShape>Rectangle</MarkerShape>
<MarkerSize>5</MarkerSize>
<BorderColor>Automatic</BorderColor>
<BorderStyle>Solid</BorderStyle>
<BorderWidth>1</BorderWidth>
<Text>
<FontFamily>Automatic</FontFamily>
<Color>@16</Color>
<Size>8</Size>
<Style>Normal</Style>
<HorizontalPosition>Default</HorizontalPosition>
<VerticalPosition>Default</VerticalPosition>
<Direction>Default</Direction>
</Text>
</Series>
<Series id="Series1">
<Visibility>true</Visibility>
<ChartType>Automatic</ChartType>
<XAxisId>Primary</XAxisId>
<YAxisId>Primary</YAxisId>
<LineType>Direct</LineType>
<ShowInLegend>Automatic</ShowInLegend>
<ShowLabel>false</ShowLabel>
<Format>$Label</Format>
<LineColor>Automatic</LineColor>
<LineStyle>Solid</LineStyle>
<LineWidth>2</LineWidth>
<Color>Automatic</Color>
<SecondaryColor>RGB(0,0,0)</SecondaryColor>
<Pattern>None</Pattern>
<Gradient>None</Gradient>
<Texture>None</Texture>
<TextureMode>Tile</TextureMode>
<Transparency>0</Transparency>
<MarkerShape>Rectangle</MarkerShape>
<MarkerSize>5</MarkerSize>
<BorderColor>Automatic</BorderColor>
<BorderStyle>Solid</BorderStyle>
<BorderWidth>1</BorderWidth>
<Text>
<FontFamily>Automatic</FontFamily>
<Color>@16</Color>
<Size>8</Size>
<Style>Normal</Style>
<HorizontalPosition>Default</HorizontalPosition>
<VerticalPosition>Default</VerticalPosition>
<Direction>Default</Direction>
</Text>
</Series>
<Series id="Series2">
<Visibility>true</Visibility>
<ChartType>Automatic</ChartType>
<XAxisId>Primary</XAxisId>
<YAxisId>Primary</YAxisId>
<LineType>Direct</LineType>
<ShowInLegend>Automatic</ShowInLegend>
<ShowLabel>false</ShowLabel>
<Format>$Label</Format>
<LineColor>Automatic</LineColor>
<LineStyle>Solid</LineStyle>
<LineWidth>2</LineWidth>
<Color>Automatic</Color>
<SecondaryColor>RGB(0,0,0)</SecondaryColor>
<Pattern>None</Pattern>
<Gradient>None</Gradient>
<Texture>None</Texture>
<TextureMode>Tile</TextureMode>
<Transparency>0</Transparency>
<MarkerShape>Rectangle</MarkerShape>
<MarkerSize>5</MarkerSize>
<BorderColor>Automatic</BorderColor>
<BorderStyle>Solid</BorderStyle>
<BorderWidth>1</BorderWidth>
<Text>
<FontFamily>Automatic</FontFamily>
<Color>@16</Color>
<Size>8</Size>
<Style>Normal</Style>
<HorizontalPosition>Default</HorizontalPosition>
<VerticalPosition>Default</VerticalPosition>
<Direction>Default</Direction>
</Text>
</Series>
<Series id="Series3">
<Visibility>true</Visibility>
<ChartType>Automatic</ChartType>
<XAxisId>Primary</XAxisId>
<YAxisId>Primary</YAxisId>
<LineType>Direct</LineType>
<ShowInLegend>Automatic</ShowInLegend>
<ShowLabel>false</ShowLabel>
<Format>$Label</Format>
<LineColor>Automatic</LineColor>
<LineStyle>Solid</LineStyle>
<LineWidth>2</LineWidth>
<Color>Automatic</Color>
<SecondaryColor>RGB(0,0,0)</SecondaryColor>
<Pattern>None</Pattern>
<Gradient>None</Gradient>
<Texture>None</Texture>
<TextureMode>Tile</TextureMode>
<Transparency>0</Transparency>
<MarkerShape>Rectangle</MarkerShape>
<MarkerSize>5</MarkerSize>
<BorderColor>Automatic</BorderColor>
<BorderStyle>Solid</BorderStyle>
<BorderWidth>1</BorderWidth>
<Text>
<FontFamily>Automatic</FontFamily>
<Color>@16</Color>
<Size>8</Size>
<Style>Normal</Style>
<HorizontalPosition>Default</HorizontalPosition>
<VerticalPosition>Default</VerticalPosition>
<Direction>Default</Direction>
</Text>
</Series>
<Series id="Series4">
<Visibility>true</Visibility>
<ChartType>Automatic</ChartType>
<XAxisId>Primary</XAxisId>
<YAxisId>Primary</YAxisId>
<LineType>Direct</LineType>
<ShowInLegend>Automatic</ShowInLegend>
<ShowLabel>false</ShowLabel>
<Format>$Label</Format>
<LineColor>Automatic</LineColor>
<LineStyle>Solid</LineStyle>
<LineWidth>2</LineWidth>
<Color>Automatic</Color>
<SecondaryColor>RGB(0,0,0)</SecondaryColor>
<Pattern>None</Pattern>
<Gradient>None</Gradient>
<Texture>None</Texture>
<TextureMode>Tile</TextureMode>
<Transparency>0</Transparency>
<MarkerShape>Rectangle</MarkerShape>
<MarkerSize>5</MarkerSize>
<BorderColor>Automatic</BorderColor>
<BorderStyle>Solid</BorderStyle>
<BorderWidth>1</BorderWidth>
<Text>
<FontFamily>Automatic</FontFamily>
<Color>@16</Color>
<Size>8</Size>
<Style>Normal</Style>
<HorizontalPosition>Default</HorizontalPosition>
<VerticalPosition>Default</VerticalPosition>
<Direction>Default</Direction>
</Text>
</Series>
</Values>
<Images/>
</SAPChartCustomizing>
</graphics:nativexml>
</graphics:custom>
</graphics:chart>
Cheers
Graham Robbo -
Can't upgrade from 9.04 without graphical problems maybe from ATIextension?
Hello,
I figured before I make the leap into purchasing a new machine (Mac or PC-still not sure) I'd post a reoccuring problem with my old Power Mac G4. I have tried on a number of occasions to upgrade from the 9.04 preinstalled system to 9.1 and then even higher. 9.2.1 and 9.2.2 to no success. I'll explain. Here are my machine specs:
---Power Mac G4
---400mhz (I believe it is an AGP Graphic not a PCI)
---512mb ram
---10gb hd, but i have a 120gb wd internal in the upper brack spot right above the 10g. I've been using the 120 gb split in 2 partitions as my 9.04 startup disk.
---external zip 250 usb attached.
---LaCie 52x cd burner attached via firewire
Everytime I try to run the update (and I have downloaded these more than once, thinking maybe it was corrupt on download) it leaves trails on my screen. For instance, when I scroll up and down in windows using the arrows all the text corrupts to the point you can't read it. If you move the windows around the screen that leaves trails and corrupts as well. I took some time and I think narrowed it down (maybe). If I remove the NEW ATI graphics extensions from the extensions folder (the ones from 9.1 install and replace them with the 9.04 (ones from my startup disk). The problem vanishes. So in a sense I'm running 9.1 with 9.04 ATI extensions. I did what the read me says for installing the update and I believe the firmware was up to date where it called for.
The overall hope was to maybe someday put OS X on this G4, which if I remeber correctly you're suppose to be able to do on a mac this old. But I'm having no luck what so ever.
Any help would be appreciated. Maybe I can keep this machine running a bit longer before having to invest in another one.
Thanks again.Hi, Creative -
One thing that comes to mind is that OS 9 (at least 9.1 and later, maybe earlier, too) installs two ATI extensions when only one is needed, the one specific to the kind of graphics card in the machine. Having both active can cause some problems.
Specifically, the two extensions are named -
ATI Rage 128 3D Accelerator
ATI Radeon 3D Accelerator
Check in Apple System Profiler (on ASP's Devices & Volumes page, click the info triangles on the bus labelled PCI) to determine which card you have, Rage or Radeon, and then disable (or remove) the extension for the other kind of card. -
Hi.
I have Dreamweaver CS3 and Fireworks MX2004 on my computer. I
downloaded the Insta Graphics extension, and get an error:
ReferenceError: done is not defined.
How can I get this to work? Will this extension not work with
CS3?
Thanks,
StevenI would imagine not. The InstaGraphics extensions were
released between
2001 and 2003 .. years before DW CS3 was created .. the whole
extension
manager has been rewritten since then.
Nancy Gill
Adobe Community Expert
Author: Dreamweaver 8 e-book for the DMX Zone
Co-Author: Dreamweaver MX: Instant Troubleshooter (August,
2003)
Technical Editor: Dreamweaver CS3: The Missing Manual,
DMX 2004: The Complete Reference, DMX 2004: A Beginner's
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news:fhft23$mfe$[email protected]..
> Hi.
> I have Dreamweaver CS3 and Fireworks MX2004 on my
computer. I downloaded
> the
> Insta Graphics extension, and get an error:
ReferenceError: done is not
> defined.
> How can I get this to work? Will this extension not work
with CS3?
> Thanks,
> Steven
> -
BSP Graphics & IF_GRAPH_DATA_MODEL
Hello All,
I am, once again, trying to generate an MTA in BSP using <graphics:chart>. I already managed to generate the MTA hard-coding the values into the BSP page (this was fine for a prototype presentation), but now I have to integrate the MTA using data coming from a cube.
I have created an internal table holding the data from the cube which looks something like this:
Milestone Actual Date Plan Date
M100 20060101 20060101
M200 20060301 20060201
I have implemented (as suggested in my previous post by Raja: BSP Graphics Extension (MTA))
a class with the interface IF_GRAPH_DATA_MODEL and have included all of the suggested coding from Raja's post, the only stuff I added being bold:
TYPES: BEGIN OF t_point_data,
tooltip TYPE string,
value TYPE string,
<b>value2 TYPE string,</b>
END OF t_point_data.
TYPES: t_point_data_tab TYPE STANDARD TABLE OF t_point_data.
DATA: BEGIN OF t_series_data,
tooltip TYPE string,
label TYPE string,
point_data TYPE t_point_data_tab,
END OF t_series_data.
DATA: l_ixml TYPE REF TO if_ixml,
l_ixml_sf TYPE REF TO if_ixml_stream_factory,
l_istream TYPE REF TO if_ixml_istream,
l_ostream TYPE REF TO if_ixml_ostream,
l_document TYPE REF TO if_ixml_document,
l_parser TYPE REF TO if_ixml_parser,
l_root_element TYPE REF TO if_ixml_element,
l_categories_element TYPE REF TO if_ixml_element,
l_series_1_element TYPE REF TO if_ixml_element,
l_series_2_element TYPE REF TO if_ixml_element,
l_c_element TYPE REF TO if_ixml_element,
l_s_element TYPE REF TO if_ixml_element,
l_series_1_data LIKE t_series_data,
l_series_2_data LIKE t_series_data,
l_point_data TYPE t_point_data,
l_category_name TYPE string,
l_category_data_tab TYPE STANDARD TABLE OF string,
l_tooltip TYPE string,
l_apostrophe TYPE string VALUE ''''.
FIELD-SYMBOLS: <l_line> TYPE /sie/sbds_mta,
<l_field> TYPE ANY.
* fill category data <outtab> is an itab holding the values to be passed to graph
LOOP AT outtab ASSIGNING <l_line> .
ASSIGN COMPONENT 1 OF STRUCTURE <l_line> TO <l_field> .
APPEND <l_field> TO l_category_data_tab.
ENDLOOP .
* fill data for series 1
LOOP AT outtab ASSIGNING <l_line> .
ASSIGN COMPONENT 2 OF STRUCTURE <l_line> TO <l_field> .
l_series_1_data-tooltip = 'Actual'.
l_series_1_data-label = 'Actual'.
l_point_data-tooltip = <l_field>.
l_point_data-value = <l_field>.
<b>l_point_data-value2 = <l_field>.</b>
APPEND l_point_data TO l_series_1_data-point_data.
ENDLOOP .
* fill data for series 2
LOOP AT outtab ASSIGNING <l_line> .
ASSIGN COMPONENT 3 OF STRUCTURE <l_line> TO <l_field> .
l_series_2_data-tooltip = 'Plan'.
l_series_2_data-label = 'Plan'.
l_point_data-tooltip = <l_field> .
l_point_data-value = <l_field>.
<b>l_point_data-value2 = <l_field>.</b>
APPEND l_point_data TO l_series_2_data-point_data.
ENDLOOP .
l_ixml = cl_ixml=>create( ).
l_ixml_sf = l_ixml->create_stream_factory( ).
l_document = l_ixml->create_document( ).
l_root_element = l_document->create_element( name = 'SimpleChartData' ).
l_root_element->set_attribute( name = 'version' value = '1.0' ).
l_document->append_child( new_child = l_root_element ).
* create category xml
l_categories_element = l_document->create_simple_element( parent = l_root_element name = 'Categories' ).
LOOP AT l_category_data_tab INTO l_category_name.
l_c_element = l_document->create_simple_element( parent = l_categories_element name = 'C' value = l_category_name ).
ENDLOOP.
* create series 1 xml
l_series_1_element = l_document->create_simple_element( parent = l_root_element name = 'Series' ).
l_tooltip = 'title='.
CONCATENATE l_tooltip l_apostrophe l_series_1_data-tooltip l_apostrophe INTO l_tooltip.
l_series_1_element->set_attribute( name = 'extension' value = l_tooltip ).
l_series_1_element->set_attribute( name = 'label' value = l_series_1_data-label ).
LOOP AT l_series_1_data-point_data INTO l_point_data.
l_s_element = l_document->create_simple_element( parent = l_series_1_element name = 'S' value = l_point_data-value ).
l_tooltip = 'title='.
CONCATENATE l_tooltip l_apostrophe l_point_data-tooltip l_apostrophe INTO l_tooltip.
l_s_element->set_attribute( name = 'extension' value = l_tooltip ).
ENDLOOP.
* create series 2 xml
l_series_2_element = l_document->create_simple_element( parent = l_root_element name = 'Series' ).
l_tooltip = 'title='.
CONCATENATE l_tooltip l_apostrophe l_series_2_data-tooltip l_apostrophe INTO l_tooltip.
l_series_2_element->set_attribute( name = 'extension' value = l_tooltip ).
l_series_2_element->set_attribute( name = 'label' value = l_series_2_data-label ).
LOOP AT l_series_2_data-point_data INTO l_point_data.
l_s_element = l_document->create_simple_element( parent = l_series_2_element name = 'S' value = l_point_data-value ).
l_tooltip = 'title='.
CONCATENATE l_tooltip l_apostrophe l_point_data-tooltip l_apostrophe INTO l_tooltip.
l_s_element->set_attribute( name = 'extension' value = l_tooltip ).
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l_ostream = l_ixml_sf->create_ostream_xstring( xml ).
l_document->render( ostream = l_ostream ).
The problem I am having, and the reason I have added those lines of coding in bold, is that the MTA needs two date point to create a point on the chart. The internal table which holds the mta data is passing my values along just fine, but the method is missing the part where I create the two point values to be plotted on the graph.
I would be thankful if someone could help me figure this one out - I simply don't get it
Thanks a lot
SvenjaHi,
what exactly is the problem?
Using the documentation about the data XML of the chart engine you should get the idea how the data is to be structured.
And finally use create_simple_element of iXML to create it accordingly. Take care of defining the correct parent node
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Replace graphics card on 27" iMac
Hello
The graphics card on my Late 2009 27" iMac has gone puff!
I've got yellow vertical lines on the screen and the only way I can get the machine to start is by removing the graphics extensions from the library... it's a pain in the but as it makes the machine unusable in it's current state - But I'm cool about it all as it still works perfectly well as a monitor for my MacBookPro
Anyway, all that aside, can anyone tell me if the cards are replaceable or are the soldered onto the mother board and, in short, I'm buggered!!!
I've already replaced the hard drive, so I'm happy enough to dig inside and change the thing if I can, I just did;t want to start only to find that it's soldered on!
If it can be replaced can any one recommend a good retailer in the UK that I can get one from?
Thank you in advance!
if it helps the machines serial number is - VW*****5RU
Regards
Silver!
<Edited By Host>The Radeon graphics card in the late 2009 quad cores can not only be replaced, it can be upgraded! https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/iMac+Intel+27-Inch+EMC+2309+or+2374+Graphics+Card+R eplacement/9553
You just gotta be able to find one! -
A rant about C with a question at the end. :P
C is okay. It's just really hard to understand.
So this is my rant about it. It starts out by listing where I've been in terms of programming and then lists my difficulties with C itself.
I discovered C many years ago. I'm not too sure how. All I know is that for many years I've wanted to know what this C thing was all about, but had no way or knowledge of how to. I didn't really know anybody before I got the 'net last year, so asking someone else was out of the question. Plus, I wouldnt've known what question(s) to ask.
As I became more proficient with the whole technology thing, I began to go to the local libraries nearby and use their free internet access to look stuff up. But I didn't get the idea to do any research about C, most likely because I didn't have the mental capacity to plan well and my access was once or twice weekly at best. Plus, the only computer I had at home was 66MHz and ran DOS, and I only knew BASIC around that time which I was comfortable and content with, so wasn't looking for a new language. I think I knew about assembly language but didn't pursue it if I did.
A couple of computer upgrades later, I finally got the 'net at home and began to see the convenience of being able to spontaneously look something up when I wanted to as good, rather than weird. Ideas gradually began to pop into my head that I'd run off and look up, and one day C became one of them. So I did some research on C and finally began to learn what it was: an incomprehensible mess of manually managed memory and low-level trickery. Since I knew a fair bit about assembly language now I decided C was worse than asm (and I had no chance of learning asm back then), and left it at that.
Being the BASIC coder I was (pun intended), I found the syntax and concepts over my head by several miles. But the fascination never died, and kept poking at me again and again. And I just had to keep forgetting about it.
I moved on from QuickBASIC, which I'd been using for just about everything, to FreeBASIC, which was in such a beta state when I tried it, I disliked it enough to move on and discovered PHP.
PHP has been called the BASIC of the 21st century, and I can understand why. There are typically at least 10 ways to do something whether in principle or method, multiple functions do the same or an equivalent task, and overall it just doesn't look like a good language. But beyond all that, PHP made sense to me. As I went along many of the things I expected to perform in a given way performed in said way, which was a huge confidence boost. The model it followed might have been convoluted, but something inside my head "clicked" when I saw PHP, so I liked it, since I could understand it easily.
But recently, I found myself hitting too many walls. I wanted to get into graphical software development, and none of the graphical extensions PHP had available would work for me. PHP-GTK did work but prevented PHP from outputting anything as an Apache module, without throwing a single error anywhere. PHP-QT wouldn't compile on my system. PHP-TK did compile, but both segfaulted when any tk_* function was called and also exhibited the Apache module issue.
So I decided then and there that I needed to switch languages.
The problem was, my current machine happens to be so slow that a GIMP operation that executes in 6 seconds on the lowest generation AMD CPU from 4-5 years ago will execute in 38 seconds on mine. I have no idea why; the machine is, after all, 2.66GHz.
Although PHP is pretty snappy on my system, I don't know how other languages would fare and don't really want to risk the experiment; I want to switch to a language I know will be as fast as, or faster than, PHP. So I decided that a compiled language would have to be it, since I regarded PHP as the fastest language I knew. I was probably wrong, but whatever.
So I set my mind to understanding C. I'd asked around online before, and someone took pity on me and explained the basics of C and I did my best to understand them. This was great for a couple of days, but didn't last all that long unfortunately. So I asked around again, dreading their responses, and with good reason too: most of the tutorials I read often left me boggled and flew over my head at one point or another, which didn't help.
But I got some dreaded tutorial links, and did my best to read them. It took me a couple of weeks to finally convince my brain to understand the point of a language that utilizes variables that doesn't contain any data, but instead references to other variables. I eventually grasped the why, but am still having quite a hard time understanding the how.
So then, after that initial hurdle, I moved onto other topics. Or rather tried to. I quickly discovered that C interconnects some of its issues so deeply that it's hard to learn one thing at a time, move on and learn the next thing - how I best learn. I don't create paths very well by reading information; I create those paths by staying away from information and letting it slowly process in my mind. But to actually remember it in the first place, it needs to make sense, and C doesn't make sense because things are so interconnected and... we come full circle.
To be honest, after about a fortnight of trying to understand pointers, I still don't understand them. I've read what is probably the best the web has to offer about pointers. Has it helped? Not really.
Either the documentation:
- is too terse and I have to slow down, risking losing interest in what I'm reading
- skips over vital points or assumes I know Pascal or some other language
- is hard to understand or is poorly written
- puts segments in the wrong order, so I don't understand everything something might depend on before I reach that something
...and in general I either give up on reading the documentation, give up on C or just cry. I've done the 3rd a few times, the 2nd quite a few times and the 1st pretty much as many times as I've read documentation.
So what are my issues with C?
Let me address the two I can think of right now:
Pointers aren't addressed "simply"; if I declare a pointer to int named x I have to use *x to access what x points to, rather than use *x to get x's location, like one does with non-pointer variables where & is used to get an address. It'd be nice if we used &x to get x's value if x wasn't a pointer and *x to get x's value if x was a pointer, rather than use this convoluted scheme.
Also, I've heard that it's a common misconception that C handles arrays natively. Elsewhere, I've heard that strings are merely arrays of char. I can understand the 2nd, but what do I do with the 1st?
I do understand that if I say printf("%d\n", x[1]) I'm effectively saying x++; printf("%d\n", x), but I don't understand how this fully works. For example, let us consider the following code:
char *filename = "<insert file here>";
int i;
struct stat filebuffer;
int status;
FILE *handle;
handle = fopen(filename, "r");
status = stat(filename, &filebuffer);
char *buffer = malloc(filebuffer.st_size);
for (i = 0; i < filebuffer.st_size; i++) buffer[i] = fgetc(handle);
printf("%s\n", buffer);
You'll of course notice the array notation. Do I understand why if I replace said notation with something to the effect of...
buffer++
buffer = fgetc(handle);
...the program segfaults? No. Likewise, I don't understand why the...
buffer++
*buffer = fgetc(handle);
...in the loop does work, printf("%s"...); causes segfaults and printf("%d"...); does not.
Another thing I found is that declaring a char *, filling it with data, and then using memcpy on said char *, the program works fine, but if I declare for example char x[1] = "hi"; the compiler will shout at me for not allocating enough arrays. Only while writing this did I realize that the 2nd element is for the null byte.
Suffice to say that C confuses me. To bits. Although I have written a 500 line program in it (579 to be exact). All said program does is display a message on the screen via Xlib, but I managed to figure out how to make a word wrapping engine using strsep and how to use XDrawPoint XDrawLine to not only create a nice UI but also let me define various UI "styles" which can be loaded at startup.
Said program uses a very big helping of "if it doesn't work stab it until it does", so not only do I not understand how a lot of it works, it probably wouldn't compile under anything except gcc. Which is from a theory perspective quite a problem, IMHO. Almost every 2nd variable is typecast to this or that type.
So put simply, every tutorial or introduction to C hasn't made a lot of sense to me. Maybe I learn slowly; I'm hoping it's that, because I can't see anything besides assembly language which would be faster than C. I plan to learn asm after I've mastered the very basics of C, but I may end up having to learn the other way around if I expect to get anywhere.
Like I said in the title, I have one actual question in this post. So here it is:
Are there any fun, easy reading tutorials out there that don't visually look like they came out of 1992 and read like http://poignantguide.net/ or http://learnyouahaskell.com/?
-dav7dav7 wrote:Pointers aren't addressed "simply"; if I declare a pointer to int named x I have to use *x to access what x points to, rather than use *x to get x's location, like one does with non-pointer variables where & is used to get an address. It'd be nice if we used &x to get x's value if x wasn't a pointer and *x to get x's value if x was a pointer, rather than use this convoluted scheme.
Pointer syntax is extremely unfortunate. The best part:
char *a; // It's a pointer.
*a; // It's a character. Good move, guys.
Also, I've heard that it's a common misconception that C handles arrays natively. Elsewhere, I've heard that strings are merely arrays of char. I can understand the 2nd, but what do I do with the 1st?
Insofar as C has arrays, C strings are character arrays. C arrays are just a promise that the system won't mess within a certain set of memory addresses. Array syntax is a concise way to calculate and dereference a specific location in memory, relative to an address that you hope is the beginning of some memory you reserved. array[n] = *(array + n), right? Personally, I would have left out the subscript notation entirely. Regardless, any time you choose to use brackets, you can mentally substitute in an explicit addition and dereference there. You're saying, "Give me the number stored at the memory address I have just calculated, which I know by my science holds something I put there intentionally, and not garbage at all."
One more clarification with regard to pointer arithmetic is necessary: when you add 2 to an int*, the resulting address is actually 2*sizeof(int) bytes after your base address. Same for a double*: 2*sizeof(double).
I do understand that if I say printf("%d\n", x[1]) I'm effectively saying x++; printf("%d\n", x), but I don't understand how this fully works.
It's not the same! First of all, in example #2, you're passing a pointer to an int. In example #1, you're passing an integer, since [] dereferences pointers for you. Any time you use those brackets, it's as if you had typed an asterisk yourself. Second, in example #1 you're not messing with x. In example #2 you're incrementing x by four bytes (the likely size of one integer). Doesn't make a difference in this short example, but if x ever gets used again it will be very significant.
Another thing I found is that declaring a char *, filling it with data, and then using memcpy on said char *, the program works fine, but if I declare for example char x[1] = "hi"; the compiler will shout at me for not allocating enough arrays. Only while writing this did I realize that the 2nd element is for the null byte.
Looks like a counting problem. Arrays are indexed from 0, but sizes are specified from 1 on up. Your "char x[1]" has only index [0]. To hold a two-character string, you'll need at least size three (char x[3]), so that x[0]='h', x[1]='i', x[2]='\0', the null terminator.
Suffice to say that C confuses me. To bits.
Any time you get confused by pointers or arrays (which are the same thing), take a step back and think about what's happening in terms of memory addresses. Draw it out on paper if you think you're making a mistake. In some languages you can ignore low-level details like that and write perfectly fine programs, even though you won't be able to optimize them without knowing how your code maps onto the machine. But in C, everything that looks like a high-level feature is just shorthand for setting a few bytes to different numbers, and the abstraction is so leaky that you can't get by without understanding it. Types are just a way for the compiler to catch dumb mistakes (some people believe this is helpful) and to automate some math, like the pointer arithmetic above. In a running program there are no types, so when you're trying to figure out what a program is actually doing, you need to consider what the types are shorthand for.
If you're having trouble "thinking like a programmer", by which I mean sanity-checking your use of syntax and stepping through a program so you know what it does, you might want to get up to speed in a different language, or by working through a book on algorithms.
Last edited by pauldonnelly (2008-11-03 22:54:12) -
Performance problems with Leopard 10.5.1
Hello,
I use an iMac 24 Alu 2,8Ghz and upgraded to Leopard. There are some major performance problems and bugs in the recent version of Leopard:
1. While accessing USB devices, the display speed, windows moving, animations etc. slow down
2. Adobe CS3 Photoshop 10.01 and Flash CS3 are sometimes extremly slow. I tried the recent demo packages from Adobe:
2.1. The Photoshop dialogue "save for web" slows down the system completly, and this problem stays when quitting Photoshop. A restart is neccessary then.
2.2. Flash CS3 movie preview is very slow and stuttering. It's so slow you cannot imagine how the real movie flow will be.
2.3. Recent Flash Player 9,0,115,0 with hardware acceleration enabled doesn't really work with QuartzGL enabled Leopard: The movies slow down a lot. Try www.neave.tv for example.
3. Safari, Mail and other bundled software hang sometimes. You have to force quit them then. It doesn't matter whether QuartzGL is enabled or not. This especially happens to my system if it is online for some hours.
4. A lot of Apple applications doesn't seem to work with 2dextreme enabled. Why this? Apple supporters told me in Leopard there will be a much better 2dextreme support. Also Quartz2dExtreme in OSX 10.4 worked with all applications and i guess it's the same feature like "QuartzGL" in Leopard. So Leopard isn't finished here. It would be nice if Apple could make it's own software QuartzGL compatible.
5. Very often the desktop slows down or lags. This is the main reason I often still witch to Windows XP PC to do work in a faster, less annoying way.
6. Safari crashes randomly sometimes. It is unstable still. Also it crashes more often if you resize/move the window a lot, so I guess it is a graphics extension-related problem.
I hope you people from Apple will fix these annoying points and optimize your new system in the next update release.
Best regardsThanks for you answer. I repaired in the way as described above. There were some errors, some file index was wrong (don't remember exactly the phrase), now the DU reports the partition was successfully repaired / the volume appears to be ok.
The crashes in Safari are gone, but all other described problems still exist. Adobe CS3 is not really usable for me.
By the way, in iMacSoftwareUpdate 1.3, which was replaced by OSX 10.5.1 update, there is one extension called AppleVADriver.kext that does not exist in the OSX 10.5.1 update. Is it an important extension?
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