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Re: [xml] Xpath fixes



On Wed, Mar 27, 2002 at 01:04:45PM -0000, Richard Jinks wrote:
> Hi
> Done:
> Fixed the NaN comparisons - VC++6 decided to make up its own rules for
> comparing NaNs with each other, so I put in special cases to test them by
> hand (and to think that I once argued that doing all this by hand was a bad
> idea...)

  Don't worry, we all learned the same leason, basically the same way.

> Got a new set of XPath maths test / results files to cover all the cases
> I've been playing with.
> 
> Put in Bjorn's replacement function to get the sign of the number.
> 
> Remembered to remove all debug bits of code / dodgy comments.
> 
> Still to do:
> XPath Error messages
> Allow XPath expressions without needing an XML tree
> 
> The catch:
> I can't seem to get into CVS to generate a new diff file.
> When I try and do anything with CVS, I get the following error message
> cvs: [update aborted]: unrecognized auth response from anoncvs.gnome.org:
> cvs pserver: /cvs/gnome/CVSROOT/config: unrecognized keyword 'LogHistory'
> 
> This worked fine yesterday, so has something changed, or am I doing
> something wrong?

   Damn....

   The anonymous CVS is a hosted by multiple machines and your problem
seems that the one you're using today is broken:
Non-authoritative answer:
Name:	anoncvs.gnome.org
Address: 142.92.65.13
Name:	anoncvs.gnome.org
Address: 192.58.206.110
Name:	anoncvs.gnome.org
Address: 130.239.18.151

   try to force another one (on unix editing /etc/hosts can do this,
I don't know on windows, otherwise edit the CVS/Root files to substitute
the machine name with the IP of a working server.

   Bjorn can commit directly so he should be able to propagate the trio
fixes himself for a start.

Daniel

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