Re: pswrap Was: pswrap, Motif ... (was Re: [Dps-devel] moving along)

[trevor <two...@ic...>]

On Saturday 06 January 2001 21:07, Kevin Brosius wrote:
> Juliusz Chroboczek wrote:
> (snip)
>
> > TW> i would also like to find the source to "pswrap" and try to
> > figure TW> out why i wants to insert the line:
> >
> > TW>     #include "psops.h"
> >
> > TW> instead of:
> >
> > TW>     #include <DPS/psops.h>
> >
> > TW> into the generated *.c file.
>
> I noticed this also, but added the DPS include path rather than mess
> with pswrap.  Are you looking for the pswrap source in XFree86 or in
> the DPS distribution?  It's in both...  In XFree86, check
> xc/config/pswrap.

someone else also wrote me to point out that i could add an "-I/..." 
line to the compile. call me old-fashioned but i like the idea that

  #include "file.h"

is for headers related to the source you wrote (the application) and

  #include <file.h>

is for file provided by the system.

actually changing the "pswrap" utility to do what i want is a 
three-second job, so i did that.

in the directory <XFree86-4.0.2 sources>/source/xc/config/pswrap edit 
the file "pswfile.c" it is very short. find the line that looks like:

  printf("#include \"%spsops.h\"\n\n", dpsops ? "d" : "");

and change to

  printf("#include <DPS/%spsops.h>\n\n", dpsops ? "d" : "");

then in that same directory do a "make" the copy the resulting "pswrap" 
executable to "/usr/X11R6/bin" or wherever the current "pswrap" is 
located (you could try "whereis pswrap")

best regards,
	trevor
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