Where is openjade in that structure? devel/openjade?
text/openjade and text/opensp
Good. Updated the howto, and removed the references to phpdoc-tools. If
you have any more suggestion, or corrections to that part of the howto
(or
any other part whatsoever :), feel free to step up.
Thanks for your
Where is openjade in that structure? devel/openjade?
text/openjade and text/opensp
Good. Updated the howto, and removed the references to phpdoc-tools. If
you have any more suggestion, or corrections to that part of the howto
(or
any other part whatsoever :), feel free to step up.
Thanks for your
Where is openjade in that structure? devel/openjade?
text/openjade and text/opensp
Good. Updated the howto, and removed the references to phpdoc-tools. If
you have any more suggestion, or corrections to that part of the howto (or
any other part whatsoever :), feel free to step up.
Thanks for your a
Gabor Hojtsy wrote:
Thanks for your active participation in cleaning this stuff up, it was
much needed. I hope others will also find this solution working around,
especially now that two of you confirmed that this solution works.
Yeah, it might as well be as easy as possible to get started on
co
Where is openjade in that structure? devel/openjade?
text/openjade and text/opensp
Good. Updated the howto, and removed the references to phpdoc-tools. If
you have any more suggestion, or corrections to that part of the howto
(or any other part whatsoever :), feel free to step up.
Thanks for you
Gabor Hojtsy wrote:
Where is openjade in that structure? devel/openjade?
Goba
text/openjade and text/opensp
David
Yep, that worked fine also. Including the new additions:
Great.
To install the minimal set of required packages select devel/autoconf,
devel/automake, devel/make and doc/libxml2 along with components, which
are selected in setup by default
I think it is all fixed now :)
Where is openjade in
Yep, that worked fine also. Including the new additions:
To install the minimal set of required packages select devel/autoconf,
devel/automake, devel/make and doc/libxml2 along with components, which
are selected in setup by default
I think it is all fixed now :)
David
Gabor Hojtsy wrote:
O
OK, updated configure.in to check for a windows jade setup, and
file-entities.ent to only rewrite the cygwin values in that case.
Please cvs update, autoconf(!), configure and then check again.
Did just that and it worked perfectly. The make test is now working fine
with both jade.exe and the cy
Gabor Hojtsy wrote:
OK, updated configure.in to check for a windows jade setup, and
file-entities.ent to only rewrite the cygwin values in that case. Please
cvs update, autoconf(!), configure and then check again.
Goba
Did just that and it worked perfectly. The make test is now working fine
wit
Open the file with a text
> editor, and get proper cygwin path values there, and see if openjade
> works.
That worked. I did a replace C:/ with /cygdrive/c/ using Wordpad, saved
and ran make test and it was successful - no errors.
OK, updated configure.in to check for a windows jade setup, and
Gabor Hojtsy wrote:
Open the file with a text
> editor, and get proper cygwin path values there, and see if openjade
> works.
> Goba
That worked. I did a replace C:/ with /cygdrive/c/ using Wordpad, saved
and ran make test and it was successful - no errors.
Could you generate the file-entities.ent file as normal, then do a check
to see if it is using the cygwin jade and if so, do a mass replace on
the strings in the file-entities.ent file? If I was just using PHP then
I could do a mass str_replace on the file after reading it into an
array, for ex
Could you generate the file-entities.ent file as normal, then do a check
to see if it is using the cygwin jade and if so, do a mass replace on
the strings in the file-entities.ent file? If I was just using PHP then
I could do a mass str_replace on the file after reading it into an
array, for ex
Yep.
$Id: file-entities.pgp.in,v 1.35 2005/04/03 18:47:41 goba Exp $
I have no idea at this point. The goal is to have the cygwin path values
into the file-entities.ent file after all. If you can manage to find a
way, then it might make things work. It would be great help afterwards
for those co
Yep.
$Id: file-entities.pgp.in,v 1.35 2005/04/03 18:47:41 goba Exp $
Gabor Hojtsy wrote:
Yeah, I did. And I also double checked the generated file-entities.php
file to ensure the change was in that.
You do have file-entities.php.in 1.35 right?
Goba
Yeah, I did. And I also double checked the generated file-entities.php
file to ensure the change was in that.
You do have file-entities.php.in 1.35 right?
Goba
Yeah, I did. And I also double checked the generated file-entities.php
file to ensure the change was in that.
Gabor Hojtsy wrote:
Hum, the $cygwin_compiled = true; change in the file-entities.php.in
file and the ./configure should have resulted in the cygwin stripper
not being called. Are you s
Now the errors should contain /cygdrive path values. Are they?
No, they still have the C:/cygwin paths in them. This is using my
Windows PHP (not the cygwin one).
Hum, the $cygwin_compiled = true; change in the file-entities.php.in
file and the ./configure should have resulted in the cygwin strip
Gabor Hojtsy wrote:
Now the errors should contain /cygdrive path values. Are they?
Goba
No, they still have the C:/cygwin paths in them. This is using my
Windows PHP (not the cygwin one).
Until then, please update your phpdoc checkout (I just made it simpler
to go on with our tests :) and modify "file-entities.php.in" in the
scripts folder to always set $cygwin_compiled to true. Then please try
to ./configure and make test.
Ok, I changed the $cygwin_compiled var so it was true an
Gabor Hojtsy wrote:
Until then, please update your phpdoc checkout (I just made it simpler
to go on with our tests :) and modify "file-entities.php.in" in the
scripts folder to always set $cygwin_compiled to true. Then please try
to ./configure and make test.
Ok, I changed the $cygwin_compiled v
Yeh, Apache and wget are there. But there is no PHP.
Hm... Are there some cygwin experts here knowing where/how to get a PHP
for cygwin package?
Until then, please update your phpdoc checkout (I just made it simpler to
go on with our tests :) and modify "file-entities.php.in" in the scripts
fol
Gabor Hojtsy wrote:
Yeh, Apache and wget are there. But there is no PHP.
Hm... Are there some cygwin experts here knowing where/how to get a
PHP for cygwin package?
I am not cygwin expert :-) But any months ago PHP was in cygwin package
list. I usually take snapshot from snaps.php.net and build
Yeh, Apache and wget are there. But there is no PHP.
David
Gabor Hojtsy wrote:
This says that Apache, PHP, etc. should be listed in the web category:
http://www.kegel.com/php.html#demo2.cygwin
Goba
Yeh, Apache and wget are there. But there is no PHP.
Hm... Are there some cygwin experts here knowing where/how to get a PHP
for cygwin package?
Until then, please update your phpdoc checkout (I just made it simpler
to go on with our tests :) and modify "file-entities.php.in" in the
scripts fol
I can't find the PHP option in the setup. I did a search on their
website at http://www.cygwin.com/packages and PHP isn't listed.
This says that Apache, PHP, etc. should be listed in the web category:
http://www.kegel.com/php.html#demo2.cygwin
Goba
I can't find the PHP option in the setup. I did a search on their
website at http://www.cygwin.com/packages and PHP isn't listed.
David
Gabor Hojtsy wrote:
David, please install the PHP package in cygwin (with the cygwin setup
tool - it will not affect your normal PHP install), and try again. Th
David Mytton wrote:
The rest of the document is just like that. All the paths seem to be
correct. For example one of the errors is:
/usr/bin/openjade:manual.xml:168:2:E: cannot find
"C:/cygwin/home/David/phpdoc/entities/missing-ids.xml"; tried
"entities/C:/cygwin/home/David/phpdoc/entities/miss
I'm certainly no cygwin expert, but I think this should be either:
OR
from within cygwin.
Theoretically yes, but since the jade we suggest to set up does not
support cygwin path values, we suggested people to cd to the c: drive
root first, and cd to the phpdoc folder from there...
David, ple
David Mytton wrote:
The rest of the document is just like that. All the paths seem to be
correct. For example one of the errors is:
/usr/bin/openjade:manual.xml:168:2:E: cannot find
"C:/cygwin/home/David/phpdoc/entities/missing-ids.xml"; tried
"entities/C:/cygwin/home/David/phpdoc/entities/miss
The rest of the document is just like that. All the paths seem to be
correct. For example one of the errors is:
/usr/bin/openjade:manual.xml:168:2:E: cannot find
"C:/cygwin/home/David/phpdoc/entities/missing-ids.xml"; tried
"entities/C:/cygwin/home/David/phpdoc/entities/missing-ids.xml",
"./C:
Could you please revert back to the "without jade" setup and post
those 20 lines I have asked you for?
Well, thanks. This looks quite fine indeed. Is there no "phpdocen" stuff
in the file? We are searching for the path values you got in the error
messages. They should come from file-entities.e
Gabor Hojtsy wrote:
Could you please revert back to the "without jade" setup and post
those 20 lines I have asked you for?
What if try to make it work? The only problem as it seems from the error
messages down there is that the slash is missing inbetween the phpdoc
and en folder names. Could you please revert back to the "without jade"
setup and post those 20 lines I have asked you for?
Goba
So in conclusion, the o
I have it all working now.
First, I installed openjade through cygwin and ran autoconf and
./configure. Running make html generated the errors I posted a while ago.
Then I tried downloading jade itself but I didn't realise I was
downloading the windows source (I didn't spot the link to the binar
Well, slashes are missing between "phpdoc" and "en" in the path values.
David, could you copy-paste the first 20 lines of your
phpdoc/entities/file-entities.ent file? It should have proper path
values, but it probably has bogus ones.
Goba
So, openjade seems still not to work..
- Original Mes
Hi
> /usr/bin/openjade:manual.xml:49:1:E: cannot find
"C:/cygwin/home/David/phpdocen/bookinfo.xml"
shouldn't the path be something like
/cygdrive/drive/wincvs/phpdoc ??
Did you move to the phpdoc directory within the cygwin console?
Regards
Conni
So, openjade seems still not to work..
- Original Message -
Using the openjade provided with cygwin. I have attached the output from
running make html but it doesn't show the errors afterwards. For some
reason they are outputted to the console. But it is like this:
/usr/bin/openjade:man
Here is the output but without any of the errors.
Gabor Hojtsy wrote:
Openjade installed by cygwin? Openjade installed by you as windows
exe? What XML files does it miss?
Goba
rm -rf html && mkdir html
../phpdoc-tools/php.bat -q ./scripts/rtlpatch/hackmanuallang.php en
SP_ENCODING=XML SP_CHARSET
Using the openjade provided with cygwin. I have attached the output from
running make html but it doesn't show the errors afterwards. For some
reason they are outputted to the console. But it is like this:
/usr/bin/openjade:manual.xml:49:1:E: cannot find
"C:/cygwin/home/David/phpdocen/bookinfo.
Just tried to do a make html but it failed with an openjade error saying
it could not find certain .xml files even though they are present in the
correct directories. I have downloaded new copies from the website and
tried to build them manually but I still can't get it to work. Any
suggestions
Hi,
Just tried to do a make html but it failed with an openjade error saying
it could not find certain .xml files even though they are present in the
correct directories. I have downloaded new copies from the website and
tried to build them manually but I still can't get it to work. Any
suggest
> I'm not using openjade, but jade instead (as mentioned in the howto).
Me too, jadew. I tried to get openjade running and didn't succeed.
Seems like David is up to some serious debugging. I wonder if he will
handle that with enough patience.
Goba
Hi
> I'm not using openjade, but jade instead (as mentioned in the howto).
Me too, jadew. I tried to get openjade running and didn't succeed.
Conni
I've tried installing openjade via cywgin one month ago and it didn't
work well. From what I remember it generated a lot of problems with
the encodings.
Hm, how come that the windows openjade work better? Is that a newer
version?
I'm not using openjade, but jade instead (as mentioned in the howt
I've tried installing openjade via cywgin one month ago and it didn't
work well. From what I remember it generated a lot of problems with the
encodings.
Hm, how come that the windows openjade work better? Is that a newer
version?
I'm not using openjade, but jade instead (as mentioned in the howt
I've tried installing openjade via cywgin one month ago and it didn't
work well. From what I remember it generated a lot of problems with the
encodings.
Hm, how come that the windows openjade work better? Is that a newer version?
Goba
I've tried installing openjade via cywgin one month ago and it didn't work
well. From what I remember it generated a lot of problems with the
encodings.
Nuno
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