replaced.

foocanvas/README

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-                     foocanvas directory
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-
-This directory contains the files used to construct our version of the
-foocanvas. This is not straight forward because we have:
-
-- modified the foocanvas code itself
-- created our own additional files which must be added to the foocanvas code
-- modified the build scripts to get our files included in the build
-
-
-We have elected to do this by:
-
-- checking out the latest copy of the foocanvas from the copy at the gnome site
-
-- copying our files into this copy
-
-- applying our changes to the foocanvas source and build files as a patch
-
-
-Because this is not completely simple there are two scripts in this directory
-to do this. These scripts MUST BE RUN from within this directory.
-
-
-The scripts run as a pair:
-
-
-make_working_foocanvas
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-This script produces a subdirectory called FOOCANVAS-WORKING-COPY. This
-subdirectory contains the latest source for foocanvas in foocanvas.latest, the
-patch file to convert this copy into our version of foocanvas as
-libfoocanvas-XXXXX.patch, and a merged working copy of our version of foocanvas
-in foocanvas.working.  This merged version can be used both to do a build and
-for making changes.
-
-To do the build cd to foocanvas.working and type:
-
-autogen.sh --prefix=<directory where you will want to install foocanvas>
-
-when that has finished you can simply type 'make' and 'make install'
-
-
-Alternatively if you simply want to do a build with the current patch and the
-version of foocanvas that the patch was created from (stored in cvs with the
-patch) then you use the -b flag:
-
-make_working_foocanvas -b
-
-This produces the same directory structure as before and you run autogen.sh as
-before.
-
-
-make_cvs_foocanvas
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-When you have finished altering the code you can run make_cvs_foocanvas to
-prepare the files that need to go into cvs and you can optionally have them
-checked back in by the script. If you decide to check them back in yourself
-you should look in the script to check the -kN options that are required for
-the files to go back into cvs in the correct format.
-
-To prepare the files, check them back in to cvs and also remove the working
-directory:
-
-make_cvs_foocanvas -c"description used by script to do cvs commit" -r
-
-and that should be it.
-
-