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Hello,
I haven't experienced that problem with tonatiuh 1.2.5. I have tried it in
Linux and Windows. We have just released a new version (Tonatiuh 1.2.6), where
we have fixed a minor bug
[http://code.google.com/p/tonatiuh/issues/detail?id=58&can=1] Please, try with
this one and if the problem continues, please, report it.
Otherwise, the steps you are following are not correct at all to define a
tracker so you migth be having problems because of that. These are the minimum
steps to define a traker:
1. Start Tonatiuh
2. Select RootNode
2a. Create TSeparatorKit node
2b. Select TSeparatorKit node
3. Create Heliostat_tracker
4. Select Heliostat_tracker
5. Right-click and select Delete
Best regards,
Sergio
Original comment by sergio.g...@gmail.com
on 29 Mar 2012 at 9:11
Hello Sergio,
I checked out Revision 2639 which has comment "version 1.2.6". I build it and
run it. Following your minimum steps to define a tracker, I get a crash with
message "CmdDeleteTracker Null tracker."
Best regards,
Felix
PS: this certainly isn't a critical issue.
Original comment by schnfx...@googlemail.com
on 29 Mar 2012 at 2:37
Hello Felix,
I'm completely surprised about that issue. You are using Tonatiuh within
eclipse, aren't you? Have you make a distclean after updating Tonatiuh?
Other thing you can do is download Tonatiuh directly from the downloads site
and check whether this error happens or not.
In linux,(here we are using Ubuntu) it seems to be a problem when you delete a
tracker after the sun is been defined. It might be a compatibility problem
between Tonatiuh and some Linux operating systems (in windows all trackers are
working fine).
Please give me further information about that. It is happening allways and with
all trackers? The problem appears when you delete or when you undo a deletion?
Best regards,
Sergio
Original comment by sergio.g...@gmail.com
on 29 Mar 2012 at 3:28
Hello Sergio,
yes, I am using Eclipse and the Subversive plugin to download/build/run
Tonatiuh. I followed the steps in your wiki "InstallingForLinux", with some
modifications. I wanted to avoid using root privileges (although I have them)
when building/installing the required components (Qt, Simage, Coin3D, SoQt,
Marble, BerkleyDB). Therefore I chose directories under my ordinary user home
directory and used --prefix=$HOME/local for the configure scripts. I adjusted
the TDE_ROOT and TONATIUH_ROOT variables.
When checking out a revision, in the "SVN Repository" perspective I right-click
on "REVISIONS" and select "Select Revision...". In the "Add Revision Link"
dialogue I select "Revision" and click on "Browse". In the "Select Revision"
dialogue I search for the revision that has comment "version 1.2.6" which is
Revision 2639, select it and click OK. In "Add Revision Link" click OK. Then in
the "SVN Repositories" tree view I navigate to "^trunk 2639/trunk
2639/TonatiuhProject 2639" and right click and select "Check out as..." and
follow the subsequent procedure. By this I create a completely new project
directory tree.
Under these circumstances do I have to do a "make distclean" nevertheless?
I don't have downloaded the the 1.2.6 binary package yet, but when I try to
start the 1.2.5 binary, I get the message "Cannot mix incompatible Qt library
(version 0x40704) with this library (version 0x40701)" and the Tonatiuh.sh
script aborts.
Best regards,
Felix
Original comment by schnfx...@googlemail.com
on 30 Mar 2012 at 7:16
Hello Sergio,
some more information bits:
I downloaded Tonatiuh binary 1.2.6 for Linux64. I created a new operating
system user "tonatiuh" with default environment settings. When logged in as
this user Tonatiuh 1.2.6 starts fine from the command line (no Eclipse).
Following the "minimum steps to define a tracker" the "delete" again leads to a
crash with "CmdDeleteTracker Null tracker." message
Regards,
Felix
Original comment by schnfx...@googlemail.com
on 30 Mar 2012 at 8:57
Original issue reported on code.google.com by
schnfx...@googlemail.com
on 27 Mar 2012 at 7:47