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by Nicholas F. Polys :: Rate this Message:

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Hi all~

I was trying to instrument an x3dv  world with Browser.getCurrentFramerate
and then print ( fps )

in the openvrml-player is there a console or where does this output go?

thanks and br,

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Re: Browser print Q

by Braden McDaniel :: Rate this Message:

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On Tue, 2008-04-08 at 09:31 -0400, Nicholas F. Polys wrote:
> Hi all~
>
> I was trying to instrument an x3dv  world with Browser.getCurrentFramerate
> and then print ( fps )
>
> in the openvrml-player is there a console or where does this output go?

It goes to stderr.

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Re: Browser print Q

by Nicholas F. Polys :: Rate this Message:

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OK
I'm not seeing it the terminal...

this is the build included w/ fedora.
ldd shows that its not compiled w/ libjs so maybe that is the problem... ?

_n


Braden McDaniel wrote:

> On Tue, 2008-04-08 at 09:31 -0400, Nicholas F. Polys wrote:
>> Hi all~
>>
>> I was trying to instrument an x3dv  world with Browser.getCurrentFramerate
>> and then print ( fps )
>>
>> in the openvrml-player is there a console or where does this output go?
>
> It goes to stderr.
>

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Re: Browser print Q

by Braden McDaniel :: Rate this Message:

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On Tue, 2008-04-08 at 11:48 -0400, Nicholas F. Polys wrote:
> OK
> I'm not seeing it the terminal...
>
> this is the build included w/ fedora.
> ldd shows that its not compiled w/ libjs so maybe that is the problem... ?

openvrml-player is just a host for openvrml-xembed.  Fedora's
openvrml-xembed links with Firefox's libmozjs.

Are you able to see any console output from using "print" in JavaScript?

Can you see, for instance, the output from generated from moving the
sliders in rotation_toy.wrl (in the OpenVRML distribution)?

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Re: Browser print Q

by Nicholas F. Polys :: Rate this Message:

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I better check the versioning here...

the rot toy I see uses Browser.setDescription
rather than Browser.print or print.

br,

_n








Braden McDaniel wrote:

> On Tue, 2008-04-08 at 11:48 -0400, Nicholas F. Polys wrote:
>> OK
>> I'm not seeing it the terminal...
>>
>> this is the build included w/ fedora.
>> ldd shows that its not compiled w/ libjs so maybe that is the problem... ?
>
> openvrml-player is just a host for openvrml-xembed.  Fedora's
> openvrml-xembed links with Firefox's libmozjs.
>
> Are you able to see any console output from using "print" in JavaScript?
>
> Can you see, for instance, the output from generated from moving the
> sliders in rotation_toy.wrl (in the OpenVRML distribution)?
>

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Re: Browser print Q

by Braden McDaniel :: Rate this Message:

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Nicholas F. Polys wrote:
> I better check the versioning here...
>
> the rot toy I see uses Browser.setDescription
> rather than Browser.print or print.

My mistake. I thought it used print, but you're right.

So are you unable to get "print" to show anything from openvrml-player?

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