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In response to: Cliffs of Moher

captsolo [Member]
André: Ireland is nice indeed. I have been in Galway for some years now and the longer I am here to more I like it. There is also Connemara - a nice area to the north-west of Galway.
PermalinkPermalink 27.05.09 @ 01:11

In response to: Cliffs of Moher

André de Hooge [Visitor]
One of my biggest dreams is to visit Ireland and especially the Cliffs of Moher; it must be a wonderful place!!!

One thing I know very sure; I'm going to Ireland!!!
PermalinkPermalink 23.05.09 @ 11:31

In response to: Redland Python bindings on Mac OS X

Elmi [Visitor]
the tips works...thank you so much, yesterday i compiling the redland python bindings on Mac OS X without using macports just like u said. thanks to benjamin !
PermalinkPermalink 21.05.09 @ 12:33

In response to: Redland Python bindings on Mac OS X

Graham Higgins [Visitor]
None of the above worked for me. This is possibly because I'm using a Python2.6 dmg package which installs 2.6 as an OS X Framework and it doesn't explicitly have a libpython2.6.so file.

I ended up by linking "/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.6/Python" to "/usr/lib/libpython2.6.dylib" and using the following configure options, making and installing as I worked my way serially through the packages.


raptor:
./configure \
--prefix=/usr/local/redland

rasqal:
./configure \
--prefix=/usr/local/redland \
--with-redland=../redland-1.0.9

redland-1.0.9:
./configure \
--prefix=/usr/local/redland \
--with-bdb=/usr/local/BerkeleyDB.4.7 \
--with-bdb-lib=/usr/local/BerkeleyDB.4.7/lib \
--with-bdb-include=/usr/local/BerkeleyDB.4.7/include \
--with-mysql=/usr/local/mysql/bin/mysql_config

redland-1.0.8-bindings:
./configure --prefix=/usr/local/redland \
--with-python=/usr/local/bin/python2.6 \
--with-python-ldflags="-dynamiclib -ldl -lpython2.6" \
--with-python-libext="dylib"


Hope this helps someone.
PermalinkPermalink 18.05.09 @ 06:00

In response to: Twitter Toolbox Firefox Extension

captsolo [Member]
wch: it is a question about continuing the development of the plugin rather than just a question of compatibility updates for new versions of FF.

I was not sure if to continue development when Twitter introduced rate limiting which meant more requests are needed to retrieve all of friends and followers information. Would probably be OK for people with less than 2K friends and followers, though.
PermalinkPermalink 12.05.09 @ 17:27

In response to: Twitter Toolbox Firefox Extension

wch [Visitor]
wondering if you planning a 3.0.9 compatible update?
PermalinkPermalink 08.05.09 @ 15:24

In response to: Choosing VIM Color Scheme

anarhists [Visitor]
Sveiciens!

Apsveicu tu esi diezgan augstu ticis googles mekētājā pēc "vim colorschemes" :)
Lai veicas!
PermalinkPermalink 27.04.09 @ 12:44

In response to: Redland Python bindings on Mac OS X

captsolo [Member]
Benjamin: Congratulations! :)
Thanks for sharing tips on how to compile them.

Parameters that you describe are very similar to those that MacPorts uses internally when compiling the port.
PermalinkPermalink 23.04.09 @ 01:06

In response to: Redland Python bindings on Mac OS X

Benjamin Heitmann [Visitor]
Hi, yesterday I succeeded in compiling the redland python bindings on Mac OS X without using macports.

I used this configure invocation:

./configure --prefix=/usr/local/redland --with-python=/sw/bin/python2.6 --with-python-ldflags="-Wl,-F. -bundle -L/sw/lib/python2.6/config -ldl -lpython2.6" LIBS="-L/usr/local/redland/lib -lraptor -lrasqal"

You probably need to change this for your own system:
* change the prefix for the installation
* put in your python binary
* put the output of "my-python-version-config --ldflags" in the --with-python-ldflags argument.
* also put "-Wl,-F. -bundle" in the --with-python-ldflags argument.
* add the LIBS string with all database libraries and raptor and rasqal libraries and their respective paths.

(I filed a bug for the fact that these are not all detected, lets see how that goes.)
PermalinkPermalink 22.04.09 @ 19:46

In response to: Happy Easter!

rose from finecraftguild.com [Visitor] · http://www.FineCraftGuild.com
This an absolutely STUNNING EGG!

OK. I gotta try that!!

Happy Easter!!!
PermalinkPermalink 12.04.09 @ 22:28

In response to: Happy Easter!

captsolo [Member]
Dollie: a thread is used in order for it not to all apart in the water. After every layer is put against the egg you secure it by wrapping a thread around the egg.

You can see thread-marks on some areas of the egg above.
PermalinkPermalink 12.04.09 @ 17:06

In response to: RTMP: Flash video streaming protocol

Peter Thomas [Visitor] · http://ptrthomas.wordpress.com
It's me again :) I just released a new Java open source project that allows you to download RTMP videos. You may find it useful:

http://flazr.com
PermalinkPermalink 05.04.09 @ 02:39

In response to: Twitter Toolbox Firefox Extension

I tried your friends followers plugin it sounded very useful - but sadly the list of friends not followers and viceversa did not tally with my own twitter list ie someone the plugin said was a friend but not a follower was and always has been both this applied to many
PermalinkPermalink 20.03.09 @ 18:06

In response to: Redland Python bindings on Mac OS X

kurtjx [Visitor]
I was _finally_ able to get the python bindings working on os x w/ Martin's configure arguments. thanks a million!
PermalinkPermalink 07.03.09 @ 15:41

In response to: Redland Python bindings on Mac OS X

Barry [Visitor]
You are so damn right!

I tried a few hours and still can't get it to build properly on Mac. MacPort rocks..
PermalinkPermalink 06.03.09 @ 02:06

In response to: Del.icio.us URL change

ery davline [Visitor] · http://www.architecture-service.co.cc
It's unique name. Maybe if they wrote delicious it's not unique name. But writing del.icio.us., is unique name and make it different then other.
PermalinkPermalink 04.03.09 @ 17:57

In response to: Blackout = The Fight for Online Rights

Henry Story [Visitor] · http://blogs.sun.com/bblfish
And a similar movement is popping up in France

http://bit.ly/blackoutFrance

A law that is going to be voted soon, would make it easy for providers to eject anybody (and still get paid) whome they suspected of ilicit downloading - without recourse to the law.

PermalinkPermalink 27.02.09 @ 16:01

In response to: Redland Python bindings on Mac OS X

captsolo [Member]
Martin: good to know compiling from source code manually worked for you. the config line you posted could also help others do that.

somewhere along the way I may have got this approach working as well but it is not as trivial as one line of shell commands (assumes you are familiar with compiling from source, installing prerequisites, etc).

I hope MacPorts will allow Redland and its Python bindings be used by people who do not necessarily have knowledge or willingness to compile stuff and just want a easy way to install this RDF library.
PermalinkPermalink 25.02.09 @ 16:04

In response to: Groups and Communities for Twitter

DougH [Visitor] · http://doughaslam.com
I think someone will figure out the "groups" thing, then number of followers will be more irrelevant in the public mind. Shared groups? cool. Groups through Twitter.com? would really be cool. They need to do it-- maybe it's a premium feature? I dunno
PermalinkPermalink 24.02.09 @ 16:50

In response to: Redland Python bindings on Mac OS X

Martin [Visitor]
I also had some problems compiling the bindings, but finally this configure command did the trick (system python on 10.5., redland+bindings 1.0.8 with sqlite3):

./configure --with-python=/usr/bin/python --with-redland=system LIBS='-lraptor -lrasqal -lsqlite3'

PermalinkPermalink 24.02.09 @ 16:46

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