Hi Jon,
You want the trunk, not the stable branch, for the latest stuff.
Longwell 2.0 has sort of snuck in in certain places without a lot of
fanfare, sorry for the confusion. Look at the main Longwell page if
ever you're uncertain about something.
Jon Crump wrote:
> Ryan,
>
> That's exactly why I'm so puzzled. I checked out longwell/stable from
> http://simile.mit.edu/repository/longwell/stable/ using svn and built it
> using ant. Is there anyplace on my system where old longwell-1 stuff
> might be hiding and creating lots of odd problems, some apache thing
> maybe, because I have lots of odd problems. I've dumped firefox several
> times, created new user profiles, checked out fresh copies of longwell
> and PB, put them in different places, renamed them. It's exactly as if
> Longwell and PB continue to execute some sort of ghost code that still
> exists in another dimension. (:^o ooooo
>
> Any diagnostic clues you might be able to suggest would be a big help.
>
> Jon
>
> On Thu, 30 Mar 2006, Ryan Lee wrote:
>>
>> It sounds precisely like you're using an older version. Where did you
>> get it? The latest and greatest is in the repository, not in a package.
>>
>> The old behavior governing which facet boxes are initially open was
>> based on some analysis. There's an algorithm for making those choices
>> in the Java if you're interested. It's completely disabled in the
>> latest repository version.
>
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Received on Thu Mar 30 2006 - 18:43:10 EST