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Operating Systems HP-UX Caps lock dtterm Post 302302586 by vbe on Tuesday 31st of March 2009 11:07:48 AM
Old 03-31-2009
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Originally Posted by mgb
We believe this is an X Server issue.
Yes indeed, and who is the Xserver in this case?

What makes you think its th HP side that is causing the issue? dtterm is native in HP..., not in RH...
 

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GStreamer::Caps(3pm)					User Contributed Perl Documentation				      GStreamer::Caps(3pm)

NAME
GStreamer::Caps - Structure describing sets of media formats SYNOPSIS
my $empty = GStreamer::Caps::Empty -> new(); my $any = GStreamer::Caps::Any -> new(); my $structure = { name => "urgs", fields => [ [field_one => "Glib::String" => "urgs"], [field_two => "Glib::Int" => 23] ] }; my $full = GStreamer::Caps::Full -> new($structure); my $simple = GStreamer::Caps::Simple -> new( "audio/mpeg", field_one => "Glib::String" => "urgs", field_two => "Glib::Int" => 23); DESCRIPTION
To create a GStreamer::Caps object, you call one of the following constructors: GStreamer::Caps::Any->new GStreamer::Caps::Empty->new GStreamer::Caps::Full->new GStreamer::Caps::Simple->new HIERARCHY
Glib::Boxed +----GStreamer::Caps METHODS
$caps1->append ($caps2) o $caps2 (GStreamer::Caps) $caps->append_structure ($structure) o $structure (GStreamer::Structure) boolean = $caps->do_simplify caps = GStreamer::Caps->from_string ($string) o $string (string) caps = $caps1->intersect ($caps2) o $caps2 (GStreamer::Caps) boolean = $caps1->is_always_compatible ($caps2) o $caps2 (GStreamer::Caps) boolean = $caps->is_any boolean = $caps->is_empty boolean = $caps1->is_equal ($caps2) o $caps2 (GStreamer::Caps) boolean = $caps1->is_equal_fixed ($caps2) o $caps2 (GStreamer::Caps) boolean = $caps->is_fixed boolean = $subset->is_subset ($superset) o $superset (GStreamer::Caps) caps = $caps->make_writable caps = $caps->normalize $caps->set_simple ($field, $type, $value, ...) o $field (string) o $type (string) o $value (scalar) o ... (list) integer = $caps->get_size structure = $caps->get_structure ($index) o $index (integer) caps = $minuend->subtract ($subtrahend) o $subtrahend (GStreamer::Caps) string = $caps->to_string $caps->truncate caps = $caps1->union ($caps2) o $caps2 (GStreamer::Caps) SEE ALSO
GStreamer, Glib::Boxed COPYRIGHT
Copyright (C) 2005-2011 by the gtk2-perl team. This software is licensed under the LGPL. See GStreamer for a full notice. perl v5.14.2 2012-03-01 GStreamer::Caps(3pm)
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