[esp-r] Re: Is it a bug?

[Jon Hand]

This is the first time I am aware of an issue with writing out the *date field in a model
configuration file.  I know of several people who are using 11.04, but mostly they
upgraded from an earlier version.  It might be possible that they are using 32bit.  11.04
did alter a number of the underlying libraries and fonts so I have advised many people
to revert to 10.10.

To be clear - if you compile 64 bit X11 on Ubuntu does the problem also happen?  The
code that finds and writes the date is not dependant on the graphic library.  There
are a number of other files in ESP-r models that include date fields. Are they also
missing or corrupted?

Also, make sure your 'locale' is set so that a period is used as a decimal place rather
than a comma.

-Jon Hand


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From: esp-r-bounces at lists.strath.ac.uk [esp-r-bounces at lists.strath.ac.uk] On Behalf Of 孝治 武政 [koji_takemasa at me.com]
Sent: 26 April 2012 03:38
To: esp-r at lists.strath.ac.uk
Subject: [esp-r]  Is it a bug?

Hi

I am using GTK version ESP-r built from the source code (trunk and development_branch) on Ubuntu11.04 for 64 bit.

However, since the date is not written in *date portion of a cfg file, correction of a model cannot be performed using ESP-r.

There is no problem in Windows and ESP-r for OSX which were created from the same source code.

Moreover, there is no problem similarly by X11 version ESP-r.
Does this have a problem in Ubuntu11.04 for 64 bit?

Regards, Koji Takemasa

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