Larry Morley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> With gnome-hello, as an example, what does it mean? As far as I can
> tell, the app never actually tries to use it's .html help file. By
> default, it puts its "stuff" in /usr/local/share; it seems that
> production apps use /usr/share/gnome. Right?
>
It's looking for the HTML help file in $(prefix)/share/gnome where
$(prefix) is wherever you installed gnome-libs; so you need to install
gnome-hello in the same place as gnome-libs.
> Also, when (and where) would one call gnome_help_file_find_file()?
> The call itself makes sense; but, I can't quite figure out where
> it would go. I've got a feeling the error message and the location
> of the help file are loosely related, but I'm not exactly sure how.
>
find_file() is being used internally to look wherever gnome-libs was
installed.
This is basically a broken feature with gnome-libs 1.0. To work around
it, you probably want to do your own callback for the help menu item,
that looks in the install prefix of gnome-hello itself.
Havoc
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