A few questions recently have illuminated the fact that we don't have an
active make system maintainer. Specifically, the lib*.so.* thread, and
this thread require someone with extensive autotools and ldconfig
standards experience to take responsibility for these questions,
implementation, cro
Peter von Kaehne wrote:
> The Man page is pretty good. I spent a few hours trying to readup on
> them and creating one, only to lose it in a crash of gmanedit. But now
> what I re-created is still not as good as this one of yours
>
> What stops you from submitting it?
>
>
Nothing, I advocated i
The Man page is pretty good. I spent a few hours trying to readup on
them and creating one, only to lose it in a crash of gmanedit. But now
what I re-created is still not as good as this one of yours
What stops you from submitting it?
Peter
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Peter von Kaehne wrote:
> Thanks!! This works indeed.
>
> I was trying to bolt together a man page and stumbled over this.
>
>
I have a man page for diatheke. Available in http://iki.fi/eelik/sword.
07 seems to be the latest.
--Eeli Kaikkonen
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Thanks!! This works indeed.
I was trying to bolt together a man page and stumbled over this.
Peter
Eeli Kaikkonen wrote:
> Peter von Kaehne wrote:
>> Looking at the diatheke usage message there is a problem
>>
>> diatheke -b system (e.g. "diatheke -b system modulelist")
>>
>> should deliver s
Peter von Kaehne wrote:
> Looking at the diatheke usage message there is a problem
>
> diatheke -b system (e.g. "diatheke -b system modulelist")
>
> should deliver some basic facts about the installed modules etc.
>
> It just delives the usage message again.
>
>
It should be, and is, -b system
Ok, looking further, I was obviously (partially) wrong. The code to
handle "-b system" is in diathekecore.cpp
But it is never reached. And I do not understand code enough to tell you
why. I tried to run diatheke in gdb, but could not figure my way through
that either.
So, over to the rest of you.
Looking at the diatheke usage message there is a problem
diatheke -b system (e.g. "diatheke -b system modulelist")
should deliver some basic facts about the installed modules etc.
It just delives the usage message again.
In fact, looking at the source code, without being a programmer, I do
no
