commit: RE: What's wrong with my AbiCommand?

Hi Tech Support,
                Thanks for your bug report. I found a number of issues and
fixed them. I also implemented a "converttohtml" command
that works exactly the same way as "converttotext". I
think that your use-case is likely to be repeated
elsewhere so I've implemented that to.

This should be available in AbiWord-2.4.2 which due Real Soon Now.

All these fixes should be forward-ported to CVS HEAD

Cheers

Martin
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Fix AbiCommand "save" command and surpress the HTML dialog
if save as HTML type is called from AbiCommand.
Please forward port.

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> I tried the 'load $filename'
>
> I am getting the same result: Aborted
>
> I can send the debugging output soon.
>
> I was just doing commands from the command line.
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> I also tried from php
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> $handle = popen("/usr/local/bin/abiword --plugun AbiCommand");
> fputs($handle, "server");
> fputs($handle, "load /usr/local/apache/sites/Toronto.doc");
> fputs($handle, "save /tmp/toronto1.txt");
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> That did not work.
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> But the same idea with
> fputs($handle, "converttotext /usr/local/apache/sites/Toronto.doc");
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> worked
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> So, something is not right with commands load and new
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: msevior@physics.unimelb.edu.au
> [mailto:msevior@physics.unimelb.edu.au]
>
> Sent: Wednesday, December 28, 2005 9:20 PM
> To: Tech Support
> Cc: abiword-dev@abisource.com
> Subject: RE: What's wrong with my AbiCommand?
>
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>> I'm using 2.4.1
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>> I am using RedHat linux DUAL pentium with kernel 2.6.9
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>> It's a webhosting server, so I don't use a monitor, no do I have an
>> access
>> to the monitor. Every command I run through ssh.
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>> I setup a DISPLAY variable like this:
>> # DISPLAY=localhost:1.0
>> # export DISPLAY
>>
>> It points to running Xvfb server with 1024x768x16 monitor setting.
>>
>> I tried without Xvfb before, but it complained with message similar to
>> "No
>> DISPLAY. Is this what you want?"
>>
>> It does not complain now.
>>
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> I'll look into the issues with "new". This actually creates a new document
> and is a different code path than what I'd recommend.
>
> I suggest you try "load <filename> "
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> to load a new document followed by:
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> "save <filename>"
>
> If filename is omitted the file is saved to it's original name
> Otherwise the extension of the filename is used to determine the format
>
> You need to write some sort of script to pipe file names to AbiWord.
>
>> I just don't know why it crashes on the 'new' command.
>>
>
> It's prolly just a stupid bug in the AbiCommand that needs fixing.
> AbiCommand is only recently started to be used in anger.
>
> Martin
>
>
>
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>> Actuall using just abiword --to=html and evern --to=pdf works fine and
>> relatively fast. At first I did not have pdf support, but then I
>> installed
>> xpdf and poppler libs and now it works with --to=pdf
>>
>>
>>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: msevior@physics.unimelb.edu.au
>> [mailto:msevior@physics.unimelb.edu.au]
>>
>> Sent: Wednesday, December 28, 2005 4:31 PM
>> To: Tech Support
>> Cc: abiword-dev@abisource.com
>> Subject: Re: What's wrong with my AbiCommand?
>>
>>>
>>
>> Hi TechSupport,
>> Which version of AbiWord are you using?
>>
>> Thanks!
>>
>> Martin
>>
>>> Hello!
>>>
>>> I'm having troubles with using AbiCommand. Basically I can launche
>>>
>>> # abiword --plugin AbiCommand
>>>>help
>>> Now I see all the supported command, however I can only use
>>> converttotext,
>>> server, and previewpng
>>>
>>> I cannot use 'new' or 'load'
>>>
>>> I now recompiled abiword with --enable-debug and now I can see some
>>> output
>>> that may be helpful to determining what the problem is.
>>>
>>> Where is the output I see when I try to use the command 'new'
>>>
>>> AbiWord:> new
>>> Number of tokens here is 1
>>> Token 0 string is new
>>> first command is new
>>> Attempting to create a new document
>>> DEBUG: pd_Document::setAttrProp: setting dom-dir to ltr
>>> DEBUG: ie_imp_XML::charData Default just return
>>> DEBUG: ie_imp_XML::charData Default just return
>>> DEBUG: ie_imp_XML::charData Default just return
>>> DEBUG: ie_imp_XML::charData Default just return
>>> DEBUG: ie_imp_XML::charData Default just return
>>> DEBUG: ie_imp_XML::charData Default just return
>>> DEBUG: ie_imp_XML::charData Default just return
>>> DEBUG: ie_imp_XML::charData Default just return
>>> DEBUG: Created AP_UnixFrameImpl 88bb5d0
>>> DEBUG: XAP_App::notifyFrameCountChange(): count=1
>>> DEBUG: Oh no - we just crashed!
>>> DEBUG: File NOT saved! doc is NULL.
>>> Aborted
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> I really hope someone can help me here.
>>> Thank you!
>>>
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Received on Thu Dec 29 06:29:17 2005