I downloaded the 0.6.2 source and tried building it on Win 2K professional. The build seems to be missing image files as I get the message
src\abbot\editor\icons not found. It was not included in the source directory, but it is in your CVS tree.
I am about to move across to a Linux server to develop there. I will checkout from you CVS repository, as I wouldn't even know where to start on Windows for that, but we have CVS setup on Linux.
I also assume that the 020712 build will come out of the CVS tree, as it is not up on the download area of sourceforge.
Cheers
Kelvin
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Apparently the icons were not included in the source package; it's simple enough to copy them over from CVS, though, or extract them from the jar file. I'll fix this for the next release.
There are a number of CVS clients available for w32, sourceforge has some help pages, but I agree that it's much easier to do it on linux.
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I downloaded the 0.6.2 source and tried building it on Win 2K professional. The build seems to be missing image files as I get the message
src\abbot\editor\icons not found. It was not included in the source directory, but it is in your CVS tree.
I am about to move across to a Linux server to develop there. I will checkout from you CVS repository, as I wouldn't even know where to start on Windows for that, but we have CVS setup on Linux.
I also assume that the 020712 build will come out of the CVS tree, as it is not up on the download area of sourceforge.
Cheers
Kelvin
Apparently the icons were not included in the source package; it's simple enough to copy them over from CVS, though, or extract them from the jar file. I'll fix this for the next release.
There are a number of CVS clients available for w32, sourceforge has some help pages, but I agree that it's much easier to do it on linux.
The CVS client built-in to Eclipse (www.eclipse.org) is phenomenal.