>./mib2c -S mfd_fewer_files=1 .
> seems to have no effect whatsoever
OK - I've done a bit more digging, and the flag actually seems to be
'm2c_create_fewer_files'
And this *does* work from the mib2c command line (though only using
the two-parameter '-S m2c_create_fewer_files' form)
Bu
Dave> Can [md2 flags] be specified via "mib2c -S" as well,
Dave> or do they only work via the md2 file?
Robert> Yes, they should work from the command line.
Sorry, Robert - that doesn't seem to work.
I tried running
./mib2c -S m2c_table_settable=0 -c mib2c.mfd.conf myTable
and it still gen
On Wed, 24 Nov 2004 16:45:22 + Dave wrote:
DS> > The flags that are intended for user modification are stored in the
DS> > default-table-myTable.md2 file.
DS>
DS> OK - thanks. I'll play about with them, and see what happens.
DS>
DS> Can they be specified via "mib2c -S" as well,
DS> or do the
> The flags that are intended for user modification are stored in the
> default-table-myTable.md2 file.
OK - thanks. I'll play about with them, and see what happens.
Can they be specified via "mib2c -S" as well,
or do they only work via the md2 file?
> I completely forgot to mention the 'Dave
On Wed, 24 Nov 2004 15:32:46 + Dave wrote:
DS> It Works!
woo hoo!
DS> Now I've just got to work out how best to describe all this, and then
DS> I can move on to look at the SET support.
uh-oh. A whole nother can of worms. ;-)
DS> Thanks you, Robert - you've been a great help.
That's wh
It Works!
I've got my example (read-only) table working properly, including holes,
dynamically calculated column values and wilful misuse of the RowStatus
object :-)
Now I've just got to work out how best to describe all this, and then
I can move on to look at the SET support.
Thanks you, Ro
On Wed, 24 Nov 2004 09:50:33 + Dave wrote:
DS> I was mislead by the use of the token "TODO".
DS> That's tended to be used as a marker for future work - a place where the
DS> handling has been simplified a bit (ducking the difficult cases), and
DS> usually denotes where we need to come back and
> DS> Give us a chance, Robert! I'm still trying to come to terms with what
> DS> this helper does do. I'm nowhere near ready to start looking at what
> DS> it *doesn't* do! :-)
>
> I don't think we are on the same page here... I sent a command to grep the
> source for the caterpillers, put t
> On Tue, 23 Nov 2004 15:03:45 +, Dave Shield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>> BTW, you might want to use a test table with multiple types in it.
Dave> Yes - my test table does. It's Wes' that doesn't :-)
Um, mine was a simple example not a test table!
Dave> Remember that I'm used to Wes'
On Tue, 23 Nov 2004 15:03:45 + Dave wrote:
DS> DS> I'm sure it will all fall into place once I've
DS> DS> a better idea of how it all fits together, but at the moment I
DS> DS> feel like I'm drowning in caterpillers :-)
DS>
DS> > Hopefully the cmd line I send to generated the ordered todo lis
> Variables are declared for indexes, since you are likely to need
> temporary storage to create the index before creating the rowreq context.
> The other two are assigning data to the data context, and thus should be
> real values. Until recently, those variable names were of the form
> TO
On Tue, 23 Nov 2004 11:57:05 + Dave wrote:
DS> Dave> The second place where this code failed to compile was in the
DS> Dave> 'myTable_cache_load' routine. This seems to refer to various local
DS> Dave> variables that weren't actually declared for some (but not all) of
DS> the Dave> column ob
Dave> Yup, it's your nightmare scenario - I'm finally looking
Dave> seriously at the MfD helper :-)
Robert> Aaauuugghhh! Why does everyone want to poke
Robert> at it and find bugs now that we're frozen!?!?
Well, I did suggest a longer development freeze, but was shot down
in flame
On Mon, 22 Nov 2004 23:17:13 + Dave wrote:
DS> Yup, it's your nightmare scenario - I'm finally looking seriously at
DS> the MfD helper :-)
Aaauuugghhh! Why does everyone want to poke at it and find bugs
now that we're frozen!?!?
DS> The first problem I ran into is that the
Yup, it's your nightmare scenario - I'm finally looking seriously at
the MfD helper :-) It's going to take a little while to get used to
the structure of this code, but I've got a couple of initial questions.
I've taken my standard test MIB, generated a set of code files using
the mib2c.mfd.con
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