Re: [cssed-devel] cssed: Added subitems to help menu

[Iago R. <iag...@hi...>]

On Sun, 2004-09-19 at 17:56, Mich=C3=A8le Garoche wrote:
> Le 19 sept. 2004, =C3=A0 17:26, Iago Rubio a =C3=A9crit :
> > On Sat, 2004-09-18 at 20:05, Mich=C3=A8le Garoche wrote:
> >> Thinking about that, it's not a good option, because the user may wish
> >> to view either the preview (future addition), or the web site, or the
> >> docs in another browser than the default. He should have the choice at
> >> any time, as cssed is aimed at web site designers, who mayfilosophy wa=
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> >> test
> >> if the style sheets work correctly in any available browser.
> > Yes, you're right. I will do one entry for the default browser, other
> > for the help browser, and one "external commads" window to let users to
> > use whatever command they want.
> And don't forgot that you can be on a multiple users machine (as is the=20
> Mac), so that the default browser (if any, I still consider this as a=20
> bad option), and any other added browser, should not be a global option=20
> (i.e., not in the pc file), but a user's option.

My plan is to do it in the main user configuration file.=20

So it will be per user in all platforms but windows - were we'll follow
the windows philosophy "one machine, one user" ;)

> >> By the way I've discovered that the #ifdef DARWIN is not taken into
> >> account, if it is compiled with -DDARWIN. So that I need to know where
> >> you use that, in all packages. It could have been dramatical with ipc
> >> queues.
> > It should work with -DDARWIN in the gcc command line.
> Yes, I know it now, but I did not know it the day before yesterday.

Adding it to CFLAGS also works.

> > ITOH, #ifdef DARWIN is not used in cssed's code, only in the plugins
> > code. As example in find in files plugin, #if defined(DARWIN).
> It is used in the part I've made for the help menu: access to the web=20
> site and to the online doc. This should not be in a plugin, but right=20
> in the main package.

The plugin's and main cssed build files are completly independent.

DARWIN was not defined in the cssed's code because all cssed's code
builds on MAc - at least until now ;)

It just need to work, to add it in the configure.in or Makefile.am

I will make those changes for you, so let the #ifdef DARWIN parts on
CVS.

> > Well, I prefer to do it in next release.
> I'll put it in the mac version as is.

It's ok for me :)
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