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From: Lark <lar...@ya...> - 2001-08-21 06:10:55
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News: Corrected tracking of untrainings with gossamer blades. Data files contain version numbers now. This should be the last time you will have to re-scan all your logs if you'd rather not. (Note: Rescanning with a new version of Scribia is generally a *good* idea. We fix things that make the stats more accurate, and we track new additional things.) Track current bank balance (NOT IN THE GUI YET.) Corrected a bug in the tracking of beast bounties (mostly Spriggins). Correctly track things with accented characters in their names (e.g. rod=E1n panthers). At 9:06 PM -0700 8/20/01, Ben Hines wrote: >Dual G4 800 arrived Friday afternoon. :) Nice! >However I am having trouble getting MacCVS pro to work on OSX (even >in classic - i get tons of 508 errors - even with the session file >outside of the tree) - so i have not submitted yet. If all else >fails i'll copy the files back to my 1400 and submit them. If all else fails, use the cvs command line tool - if there is one in X? It's pretty easy. Or email me the changed files, and I'll try to merge them manually. >Also, lark can you give me UNIX command line instructions for >compiling Scribia.l with flex? CW7/OSX has no Flex plugin,so i cant >compile it on OSX. But i should be able to do it with a pre-build >applescript/terminal script of flex in OSX's UNIX. If you don't change the scanner (the Scribia.l file) you can just use the lex.yy.c file created under classic. They are identical. Alternatively, build the scanner on the command line under X. It should be as simple as typing "flex Scribia.l". Let me know whether this works please. Also, maybe you'd write a short "Building Scribia on MacOS X" section for the README? :-) -- Lark <lar...@ya...> |