John Orr

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  • newline separated printing of variables?

    I was recently needing to see examine the variable MAKEFILE_LIST as it was being built up. The default way of printing it - with "v" - makes it a little hard to follow exactly what it contains, since it's just a space separated list. I felt it would be easier to view it as a newline separated list, so I changed the __DEBUG command to that below. I, at least, like the option this provides...

    2007-01-11 07:25:08 UTC in GMD

  • Comment: OGG reencoding or decompressing

    Agree - hit the same problem, works fine with 1.51.

    2006-12-26 10:34:51 UTC in CDex

  • Followup: RE: New features, nesting, prototype, num lists

    Hi, Just wondering what the status of these features are. In particular I'm seeking numbered lists, of the form 1.2.1.3 etc. I've installed Patch 7 for 1.35 but not had any luck getting nested lists working. I tried adding stuff according to the examples above but had no success... Thanks for any help you can give, John.

    2005-10-25 14:44:28 UTC in Natural Docs

  • Nested, numbered groups

    My team needs to be able to make numbered groups, sub groups and sub sub groups etc, eg 1. Worldwide applications 1.1 American applications 1.1.1 Californian applications 1.1.2 Floridian applications 1.1 Chinese applications ... 2. Worldwide support services etc An extension to the group mechanism?.

    2005-10-18 17:52:46 UTC in Natural Docs

  • Followup: RE: Feature request.

    Speaking of directories in the zip file - many subdirectories include an empty CVS directory. don't know if this is there for a reason else you might like to remove it sometime.

    2003-11-23 18:33:08 UTC in Natural Docs

  • RealBin instead of Bin

    NaturalDocs line 6 says use lib "$FindBin::Bin/Modules"; Any chance of changing it to use lib "$FindBin::RealBin/Modules"; to resolve links in my perl modules path? (It fails for me without this, so each release I have to fix it...) Thanks in advance, John.

    2003-11-23 17:58:56 UTC in Natural Docs

  • Followup: RE: Files across directories?

    FYI - I have a similar situation, with 4 directories of source files which I want to scan, but other directories on the same level (with C++ files generated from those source files) which I don't want to scan. Right now I get around the problem by changing the NaturalDocs file to not support C++ files, so I can just use the root directory - but I'll welcome a cleaner solution (multiple input...

    2003-11-23 17:47:41 UTC in Natural Docs

  • Followup: RE: (Almost) Always generate directory groups

    As usual, a blindingly fast response. Hope you're getting some job offers on the basis of the fantastic work you're doing here. In the meantime, I think it's time I got a Paypal account or whatever. Yes, I see you're point, and it's a good one. Right now, it doesn't suit me (and I'm kind of putting together a demo to convince others of the merit of ND so I'd like it to be perfect), but...

    2003-11-05 18:13:49 UTC in Natural Docs

  • (Almost) Always generate directory groups

    Hi again, another question: I would like to always have a group for every directory that has at least one (ND) file in it - OR whose sub-directories have at least one file in them. Eg for the following structure /dir1 /dir1/dir2/file1.txt /dir1/dir3 I would like the following groups created: dir1 --dir2 ----file1 I've been playing with use constant MAXFILESINGROUP => 1; use...

    2003-11-05 16:21:02 UTC in Natural Docs

  • Followup: RE: Handling for formatted comments

    ...RTFM... oops. Heading based control would be nice, but the current option should be fine until whenever that arrives. Thanks.

    2003-11-04 08:28:16 UTC in Natural Docs

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