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Cryogen:
Hi Codeur,
Thanks for trying it. A .cbplugin is just a zip file with standard C::B paths in it. There is nothing specific to me in there. I have no idea why it would fail for you other than if things have changed since your version. If you'd like to provide some details such as exactly what fails and what messages you receive, that would be helpful.
Actually, this raises the question of whether a plug-in built with a recent SVN will run in 8.02. Does anyone know?
As for the source, it's built with SVN version 6130 so I'm wondering whether your version may not have recent features such as the extra code field in wxSmith, which you will definitely need. All paths are created using $(#cb) and $(#wx) so, again, there's nothing specific to me in there and (intentionally) no effort required on your part other than to have those variables set in your IDE. Other than that it's a bog standard, C::B-created plug-in project. :-) It does use the AutoVersion plug-in.
If you could provide the details and try upgrading your version and report your results that would be appreciated.
Thanks.
Cryogen:
Hi Killerbot,
Thanks.
I should know later today. That should answer the 8.02 question, too. The CHM is currently only run under windows and, as of the version I'm about to post, can be controlled by preferences. There are options for running CHMs under Linux. wxCHM, for example, or you may be able to do it under WINE. The plug-in itself should work without issues. Other than the one conditional call to run the CHM it's all platform-independent. The only problem might be if there have been some incompatible changes in the SVN code. I'll let you know.
Cheers,
Cryo.
Cryogen:
Hi Guys,
I've now uploaded a new version that adds quite a lot of new functionality:
22 February 2010
released version 0.2.172 of DoxyBlocks
Change log:
-Fixed: Bug that stopped the "Run CHM" pref from working.
-Fixed: Bug that stopped the "Project Number" pref from working.
-Added: The ability to run the HTML and CHM from the toolbar.
-Fixed: Bug that caused a crash when using the plugin without a project open.
-Added: Doxyfile default prefs configuration.
-Added: Access to configuration from toolbar.
-Added: Ability to overwrite doxyfile either silently or after prompt.
-Added: Option to control whether CHM is run after compilation.
I wasn't thinking before but I should point out that this version is only for Windows i.e. it's a dll. I'll be looking at Linux later today.
Cheers.
killerbot:
--- Quote from: Cryogen on February 22, 2010, 07:43:07 pm --- Hi Killerbot,
Thanks.
I should know later today. That should answer the 8.02 question, too. The CHM is currently only run under windows and, as of the version I'm about to post, can be controlled by preferences. There are options for running CHMs under Linux. wxCHM, for example, or you may be able to do it under WINE. The plug-in itself should work without issues. Other than the one conditional call to run the CHM it's all platform-independent. The only problem might be if there have been some incompatible changes in the SVN code. I'll let you know.
Cheers,
Cryo.
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in linux version would be nice to try to incorporate the wxchm (i don't knwo it, but it sounds interesting) :-)
rcoll:
--- Quote from: killerbot on February 22, 2010, 10:16:54 pm ---in linux version would be nice to try to incorporate the wxchm (i don't knwo it, but it sounds interesting) :-)
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A *.chm file is compiled HTML; does linux have a way of reading those?
Ringo
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