06-03-2019
I have replaced this "history section" with a "matched man page section".
This was accomplished by moving the man page entries to an SQL database (currently over 210K unique entries) and doing Full Test searches of the DB to get scores of the matches and the to choose on of the top scores at random. The Man DB that I created for this may be larger than the entire DB before, and it is certainly by far the largest table in the DB.
I think this will work better than "history" sections, since we can learn new commands and man entries when viewing tags and posts.
After I runs a bit longer and it well tested, I will redo how the repositories are done; since I can now pull the info for all repositories for the DB and not read from the file system.
It should be a lot faster when I rewrite the repo pages to use the DB.
Also, our SEO scores should go up, I am guessing, and I anticipate the number of links in our index will continue to increase. Currently, GSC shows about 320K links. I expect this to continue to rise due to the changes I have made this month.
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build-lives-rfx-plugin
build-lives-rfx-plugin(1) General Commands Manual build-lives-rfx-plugin(1)
NAME
build-lives-rfx-plugin - builds rendered effects for LiVES
SYNOPSIS
build-lives-rfx-plugin script_name [plugin_dir] -get section file
DESCRIPTION
This perl script is used by LiVES to compile an RFX (rendered effect) plugin for LiVES. It is generally called from build-lives-rfx-plugin-
multi for a script which has a language code representing LiVES-perl. The script_name must be the full (absolute) path to the plugin
script, and plugin_dir can be used to specify the output directory where the compiled plugin should be generated. If plugin_dir is not
defined then /tmp is assumed.
The second variant with -get is used to print out a script section from a plugin script to stdout. It is generally only used internally by
LiVES.
Return values The script returns the following values
0 - success 1 - the value of a trigger was greater than the number of parameters 2 - a value could not be read from the script file 3 - the
language code of the plugin script was not equivalent to LiVES-perl 4 - the API version level of the plugin script was invalid 5 - the
<define> section was missing from the plugin script
SEE ALSO
build-lives-rfx-plugin-multi(1), lives(1)
AUTHOR
Gabriel Finch a.k.a Salsaman (salsaman@xs4all.nl)
May 9 2010 build-lives-rfx-plugin(1)