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diff --git a/slideshow/qa/debug/colors.sh b/slideshow/qa/debug/colors.sh
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-#!/bin/bash
-#
-# Output a PS file with a legend for the node state colors
-#
-
-cat <<EOF | dot -Tps
-digraph State_Colors
-{
-    node0  [label="INVALID",style=filled,fillcolor="0.5,0.2,0.5"]
-    node1  [label="UNRESOLVED",style=filled,fillcolor="0.0,1.0,1.0"]
-    node2  [label="RESOLVED",style=filled,fillcolor="0.17328679513998632735430803036454,1.0,1.0"]
-    node4  [label="ACTIVE",style=filled,fillcolor="0.34657359027997265470861606072909,1.0,1.0"]
-    node8  [label="FROZEN",style=filled,fillcolor="0.51986038541995898206292409109363,1.0,1.0"]
-    node16 [label="ENDED",style=filled,fillcolor="0.69314718055994530941723212145818,1.0,1.0"]
-}
-EOF
-\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/slideshow/qa/debug/nodetree.sh b/slideshow/qa/debug/nodetree.sh
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-#!/bin/bash
-#
-#  Generate node tree from verbose logfile
-#
-#  HOWTO USE
-#  =========
-#
-#  First of all, you need to recompile modules slideshow and canvas
-#  with VERBOSE=t set in the environment, and debug=t defined at the
-#  build tool command line. Then run your slideshow and redirect stdout
-#  to a file. 
-#
-#  Then, call 'nodetree.sh trace-file > tree.ps' to generate a
-#  PostScript file for the AnimationNode tree generated during the show.
-#  Since these easily get pretty huge, use only one page, and try to 
-#  limit the slide content (which have effects assigned, that is) to 
-#  the bare minimum (to reproduce your bug, or whatever you need this
-#  for).
-#
-#  The generated output will have all nodes color-coded with their state 
-#  at the point when the tree was dumped (see colors.sh for the color 
-#  codes)
-#
-#  When looking for the mechanics that generate the relevant output, 
-#  grep for the DEBUG_NODES_SHOWTREE macros in the slideshow source:
-#  Each such place dumps the current node tree to the trace output. Thus,
-#  if you need to check the tree state at other places or times, just add
-#  a DEBUG_NODES_SHOWTREE (or DEBUG_NODES_SHOWTREE_WITHIN, that is).
-#
-
-###################################################
-#
-# Generate node tree
-#
-###################################################
-
-egrep "Node connection|Node state" $1 | 										\
-    sed -e '/Node state/ s/.*Node state.*: \(.*\)/\1/' 							\
-        -e '/Node connection/ s/.*Node connection.*: \(n.*\)/\1/' | 			\
-                                                                                \
-awk 'BEGIN { print "digraph Event_network {" }; { print } END { print "}" }' |	\
-                                                                                \
-                                                                                \
-# fill a complete A1 page with graph output
-dot -Gratio=fill -Gsize=23,33 -Tps
-#dot -Gratio=fill -Gorientation=land -Tps
diff --git a/slideshow/qa/debug/readme.txt b/slideshow/qa/debug/readme.txt
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-Recognized preprocessor switches
-================================
-
- - VERBOSE=t: enable extra verbose trace output (debug=t builds only)
- - TIMELOG=t: enable time logging (also for product builds)
-
-
-Debug tools overview
-====================
-
-nodetree.sh:
- 
- Generates a number of tree graphs from a trace output file, showing
- the tree of AnimationNodes at various instances of the
- slideshow. Each node has a fill color corresponding to its current
- state, a legend for the color values can be obtained by the colors.sh
- script.
- To generate output at other instances, use the DEBUG_NODES_SHOWTREE
- macro in animationnodefactory.cxx.
- 
-\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/slideshow/qa/debug/timings.pl b/slideshow/qa/debug/timings.pl
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-:
-eval 'exec perl -wS $0 ${1+"$@"}'
-    if 0;
-# POD Documentation
-
-=head1 PROGRAM NAME AND AUTHOR
-
-Timings
-
-=head1 WHAT IT IS
-
-Extract move effect timings from a verbose trace log of the
-presentation engine. Generated is a gnuplot data file, which can be
-displayed issuing a 'gnuplot <filename>' or at a gnuplot prompt, via
-'load <filename>'.
-
-To generate such a verbose log file, rebuild module canvas and module
-slideshow with VERBOSE=t defined in the environment, and debug=t at
-the build tool command line. Then run the presentation, and redirect
-stdout to your log file.
-
-Call me like this: timings.pl < trace-file > gnuplot-target
-
-The whole point in doing this is to detect jerks in shape movements,
-which manifest themselves clearly in the graphed gnuplot output. Note
-that there's some heuristic to recognize when one effect ends and
-another has started: If the time difference between two subsequent
-page flipping times is more than one second, a new effect is assumed
-and a new gnuplot data record is generated.
-
-=head1 REQUIREMENTS
-
-Perl 5
-
-=cut
-
-##############################################################################
-#
-
-print "# Autogenerated by timings.pl, do not change\n",
-      "set ylabel \"position\"\n",
-      "set xlabel \"time\"\n",
-      "plot '-' index 0 using (\$1):(\$2) title \"Move effect position\" with lp\n",
-      "#0\n";
-
-$state = 0;
-$last_time = 0;
-$record = 1;
-
-while( <> )
-{
-    if( $state == 0 && m|next position will be| )
-    {		
-        ($posX) = m|.*\(([0-9]+.[0-9]+),|;
-        ($posY) = m|.*,([0-9]+.[0-9]+)\)|;
-        $state = 1;
-    }
-    elsif( $state == 1 && m|output pos is| )
-    {
-        $state = 2;
-    }
-    elsif( $state == 2 && m|flip done at| )
-    {
-        $state = 0;
-        ($flippingTime) = m|.*at ([0-9]+.[0-9]+)|;
-
-        if( $last_time != 0 )
-        {
-            if( $last_time + 1.0 < $flippingTime )
-            {
-                # new record
-                print "\n\n#", $record, "\n";
-                $record++;
-            }
-        }
-
-        $last_time = $flippingTime;
-        print $flippingTime, " ", $posX, " ", $posY, "\n";
-    }
-}