trouble with entering bugs

Hi,

I'm trying to file some bug reports for the Image_Color
package, and I
think they were saved but my account were never fully
enabled... I get
DB_ERROR when signing up after filing the bug.

Could someone check the status of my account please? I've
never
successfully logged in but signed up multiple times.

Thanks,

Mattias

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Mattias Thorslund wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I'm trying to file some bug reports for the Image_Color
package, and I
> think they were saved but my account were never fully
enabled... I get
> DB_ERROR when signing up after filing the bug.
> 
> Could someone check the status of my account please?
I've never
> successfully logged in but signed up multiple times.

Hi Mattias,

You need to confirm your email address.  Have you received a
message
from PEAR with the confirmation link?  I will forward a
message to you
just in case your spam checker is over-zealous.

Thanks,
Greg

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Greg Beaver wrote:
> Mattias Thorslund wrote:
>   
>> Hi,
>>
>> I'm trying to file some bug reports for the
Image_Color package, and I
>> think they were saved but my account were never
fully enabled... I get
>> DB_ERROR when signing up after filing the bug.
>>
>> Could someone check the status of my account
please? I've never
>> successfully logged in but signed up multiple
times.
>>     
>
> Hi Mattias,
>
> You need to confirm your email address.  Have you
received a message
> from PEAR with the confirmation link?  I will forward a
message to you
> just in case your spam checker is over-zealous.
>
> Thanks,
> Greg
>   

I received the confirmation link email (took longer than
expected), but
there's some problem with the SSL certificate on your site.
FF isn't
helpful since it only says: "Could not verify this
certificate for
unknown reasons".

Anyway, I accept the cert temporarily, and get the form and
enter my
password and name (I've done this before - part of the
problem?)...

Looks fine so far: "Your account has been activated,
bugs you have
opened and comments you have made are now available to the
public for
viewing"

I click to log in, fill in the form and get "invalid
username". Strange,
the previous form made no complaints?

I've filled in bug reports some time before but forgotten
the password
(maybe the system requires only one account per email
address?). Perhaps
a password retrieval/update page would help here?

Thanks,

Mattias

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Greg Beaver wrote:
> OK Mattias,
>
> Please try the form again with the same values.  This
time, you should
> get an error.
>
> Thanks,
> Greg
>   

Oh well, I've had no luck with logging in so far.

Anyway, here's my bug report, for Image_Color 1.02. Can't
keep it in my
head much longer.

The hsv2hex() function does not work with the edge cases.
Apparently, it
was written to support ranges between 0 and 256 for the
parameters $h
(hue) $s (saturation) and $v (value) [0]. But, it returns
invalid
results in cases where the value of one or more parameters
are either 0
or 256. Here's my test script:

$color =& new Image_Color();
echo "These examples produce invalid resultsn";
echo "test 1: ".$color->hsv2hex(256.0, 256.0,
256.0)."n";
echo "test 2: ".$color->hsv2hex(0.0, 256.0,
256.0)."n";
echo "test 3: ".$color->hsv2hex(256.0, 0.0,
256.0)."n";
echo "test 4: ".$color->hsv2hex(0.0, 0.0,
256.0)."n";
echo "test 5: ".$color->hsv2hex(256.0, 0.0,
0.0)."n";
echo "test 6: ".$color->hsv2hex(0.0, 256.0,
0.0)."n";
echo "test 7: ".$color->hsv2hex(0.0, 0.0,
0.0)."n";
echo "n";
echo "These (tweaked) examples produce valid
resultsn";
echo "test 1.1: ".$color->hsv2hex(255.9, 256.0,
255.9)."n";
echo "test 2.1: ".$color->hsv2hex(0.0, 256.0,
255.9)."n";
echo "test 3.1: ".$color->hsv2hex(255.9, 0.01,
255.9)."n";
echo "test 4.1: ".$color->hsv2hex(0.0, 0.01,
255.9)."n";
echo "test 5.1: ".$color->hsv2hex(255.9, 0.01,
0.0)."n";
echo "test 6.1: ".$color->hsv2hex(0.0, 256.0,
0.0)."n";
echo "test 7.1: ".$color->hsv2hex(0.01, 0.01,
0.01)."n";

For hue and value, the unsupported value appears to be 256.
For
saturation, it appears to be 0.

[0] These are not the commonly used ranges however. They are
0-360 (hue)
and (0-100) saturation and value. See
http://
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HSV_color_space. Anyway, that part
is easy
to convert.

Please forward, thanks,

Mattias

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