Hi!
The --add-new-lines option is working again (with revision 4198). Just
an ugly copy-paste error.
Cheers,
Sebastian
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I've copied this wiki page to
http://qooxdoo.org/documentation/howto/generator
in order to separate pre/post 0.6 documentation.
Andreas Ecker-2 wrote:
>
> please see the following documentation to add new lines (or even
> separators indicating the corresponding JavaScript class file):
>
> htt
Hi Jim,
try to replace all occourences of "--generate-compiled-script" to
"--generate-compiled-script --add-ids --add-new-lines". Just choose your
favorite text editor, change these lines in the Makefiles and ingore the
others.
Bye
Sebastian
Jim Hunter schrieb:
> Not being a MAKE or Pytho
it's just "make source" command in the "frontend/framework/" directory. After that you become a qz.js file that contains all "includes" like "
Thanks for the patch but you and I are not using compatible versions of Subversion. Your patch file fails because it's in the wrong format for my version. It would be easier for me if you just sent over a copy of your generator.py
file and I could look at it to see how the change was made.Thanks,J
"Jim Hunter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Not being a MAKE or Python guru, I haven't been able to figure out what file
> needs altered in order to create a qx.js file with line feeds. The sample
> page kind of expects you to be masters of MAKE and Python. Can you please
> give me a little clue on
Not being a MAKE or Python guru, I haven't been able to figure out what file needs altered in order to create a qx.js file with line feeds. The sample page kind of expects you to be masters of MAKE and Python. Can you please give me a little clue on how to apply the parameters listed in order to ma
Hi, Chris,
please see the following documentation to add new lines (or even
separators indicating the corresponding JavaScript class file):
http://qooxdoo.org/documentation/user/generator#configuring_compression
Bye,
Andreas
Chris Esler wrote:
> I've been playing around with Namespaces, and
I've been playing around with Namespaces, and I wanted to know how to generate the script with newlines instead of compressed. debugging is no good when everything is on one line. I tried to change enableNewLines in compile.py
, but thats not working (as it had once before).Any tips would be apprec
