On Wed, 2012-06-20 at 21:29 +0900, Yukio Koga wrote:
> Dear Mr.McDaniel,
>
> I have set the environment variables described in the "Usage" section of README,
> and run "parse-vrml97.exe" on the command prompt window.
> But this program has stopped.
>
> Must I set any other settings to run "parse-vrml97.exe"?
>
> (I made batch file to run "parse-vrml97.exe" program as below.)
>
> F:\openvrml-0.18.9\Win32\Debug\bin directory
> <parse-vrml97.bat>
> set OPENVRML_DATADIR=F:\openvrml-0.18.9\data
> set OPENVRML_NODE_PATH=F:\openvrml-0.18.9\src\node
> set OPENVRML_SCRIPT_PATH=F:\openvrml-0.18.9\src\script
> .\parse-vrml97.exe F:\openvrml-0.18.9\models\rotation_toy.wrl
>
> I use MIcrosoft Windows SDK for Windows 7 and .NET Framework 4 (ISO) to build this program.
> Can I use this Windows Vista? OK?
There should be no problem with that.
What do you mean that it has "stopped"? Is it possible that it is
simply done? If it finds no errors in the file, there will be no
output.
If you really think that it has hung up somewhere (and you're not
getting any other useful output, like an error dialog or somesuch), you
should run it in the Visual Studio debugger. (To set this up, look
under "Properties" for the project and select "Debugging" under
"Configuration Properties" in the left pane.)
--
Braden McDaniel <br...@en...>
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