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bgsBS #61
Re: simple question
oh...
well, i guess i didn't read the original question well enough,
he did said he wants to SET the camera X axis...
translate(x,y,z) isn't the method for that, but when Ex Malterra said:
"and you want to move it 50 units" - translate came up in my mind.
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Ex Malterra #62
Re: simple question
Originally posted by: bgsBS
when Ex Malterra said:
"and you want to move it 50 units" - translate came up in my mind.
yeah, i worded that wrong. personally i only use transform.position (and
transform.rotation) when it makes sense setting up a scene. i never use
transforms to change the position or rotation of a node during playback.
transforms are pretty tricky really, and my understanding of them isn't clear
enough to allow me to inteligently manipulate them. the best explanation of the
transform matrix i've found is in james newton's book "Director Shockwave
Studio Developer's Guide". but ultimately why bother? translate and rotate do
what you want, and they take care or setting transform values for you. and
reflecting on the question, i imagine that's really what xzar wanted to know.
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ny152 #63
Simple question
Hi People,
Just one simple question and I am sorry if it sounds stupid, but...
Is Mod_Perl 1.99_08 the same as Mod_Perl2.
Thank you
AK
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Donald King #65
Re: Simple question
ny152 wrote:
Almost, but not quite. There was a massive API renaming in the 1.99 ->> Hi People,
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> Just one simple question and I am sorry if it sounds stupid, but...
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> Is Mod_Perl 1.99_08 the same as Mod_Perl2.
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> Thank you
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> AK
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2.0 development process last year. You can read about the changes at
<URL:http://perl.apache.org/docs/2.0/rename.html>.
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John Bokma #66
Re: Simple question
"ny152" <aditya2507@gmail.com> wrote:
Just a small tip: pick your Subject with care. Most people who start a
thread have a question, so no need to state the obvious.
A better subject would have been:
Mod_Perl: is 1.99_08 the same as 2?
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ny152 #67
Re: Simple question
Thank you, Donald and John.
I will keep in mind what you said, John.
If I have any more doubts I shall post again.
Have a good day,
AK
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ny152 #68
Re: Simple question
Hi I am back.
We are trying to deploy code (that was previously deployed on Apache
1.3 build 27, IndigoPerl I think) to the new version of IndigoPerl
(Apache 2.0.48).
Neither the website of Indigoperl nor the documentation mentions the
version of mod_perl used in the latest version but I know now its
1.99_08.
My confusion is: Can I apply the changes that I am supposed to apply
for the Mod_perl2 upgrade to it? I would need to replace the old
directives with the new directives, right?
If I am wrong, please correct me. I appreciate every response.
AK
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