From 84000d883327fafcaf689478b776606e3cd33a36 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: edgrif <edgrif> Date: Wed, 10 Mar 2010 15:18:44 +0000 Subject: [PATCH] replaced. --- foocanvas/README | 70 ------------------------------------------------ 1 file changed, 70 deletions(-) delete mode 100755 foocanvas/README diff --git a/foocanvas/README b/foocanvas/README deleted file mode 100755 index b0dc567bd..000000000 --- a/foocanvas/README +++ /dev/null @@ -1,70 +0,0 @@ -================================================================================ - foocanvas directory -================================================================================ - -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 ----------------------- -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 ------------------- -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. - - -- GitLab