From: Dom L. <ci...@ho...> - 2000-09-13 05:37:51
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> >Note that I meant this not for translation (for keeping) but for viewing. >That's why /tmp is being used. Of course translation is a legitimate goal >too, >but a different one. But I want .doc attachments to just show themselves >without polluting my disk. Ok, I see what you want. I'll make a few changes and then add this to the archive. >That sounds just fine. What about wvWare? ...we already have wvCleanLaTeX. >What >about wvLyX, ...? What I want to have is one complex program that accepts a lot of command-line arguments, has lots of features, etc... Maybe this will be called wvConvert or wvWare. I then plan on having small shell scripts called wvHtml, wvPS, wvDVI, wvPDF, wvLatex, and wvCleanLatex. More can be added. These scripts are meant to be easy to use and *very* straightforward. wvXXX <word file> <output file> So your wvMime now becomes something like: #!/bin/sh #todo: check number of args #all of the old wvMime functionality TMPPS="/tmp/${1}-${$}.ps" wvPS ${1} ${TMPPS} if [ ${?} != "0" ]; then echo "Could not translate into Postscript" exit 1 fi #try gnome ghost-view firs which ggv if [ ${?} == "0" ]; then ggv ${TMPPS} fi # now try plain ghostview which gv if [ ${?} == "0" ]; then gv ${TMPPS} else # TODO: kde?? echo "Neither ggv nor gv seem to be installed!" exit 1 fi exit ${?} >Dom, one more thing: The mailing list wvware-devel. I think it should be >mentioned >on the project web page, and we should use it to document what's going >on (including discussions like this). It already archives itself so >people will find it thru the search engines. It is on the project page and mentioned on wvware.sourceforge.net. It's in the paragraph on mailing lists. Maybe I'll make it a little more prominent. > >BTW I am supposed to set up a project/CVS for libwmf as well. Would you >think >it could be under the wvware project (I understand that CVS allows multiple >roots under the same project like wv/, libwmf/, ... ) I'll set this up for you. Do you have a tarball that I can add to the repository or should I just create a blank directory for you and let you CVS add the necessary files? Dom _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. Share information about yourself, create your own public profile at http://profiles.msn.com. |
From: Martin V. <mar...@hu...> - 2000-09-13 17:23:06
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On Wed, Sep 13, 2000 at 01:37:20AM -0400, Dom Lachowicz wrote: [...] > So your wvMime now becomes something like: > #!/bin/sh > > #todo: check number of args > > #all of the old wvMime functionality > TMPPS="/tmp/${1}-${$}.ps" > wvPS ${1} ${TMPPS} > if [ ${?} != "0" ]; then > echo "Could not translate into Postscript" > exit 1 > fi > > #try gnome ghost-view firs > which ggv > if [ ${?} == "0" ]; then > ggv ${TMPPS} > fi > # now try plain ghostview > which gv > if [ ${?} == "0" ]; then > gv ${TMPPS} > else > # TODO: kde?? > echo "Neither ggv nor gv seem to be installed!" > exit 1 > fi > > exit ${?} ...so it adapts to the desktop environment used. Cool! The reason I want *gv in there is that one also may want to print the document, like one can from other available Word viewers. > >Dom, one more thing: The mailing list wvware-devel. I think it should be > >mentioned > >on the project web page, and we should use it to document what's going > >on (including discussions like this). It already archives itself so > >people will find it thru the search engines. > It is on the project page and mentioned on wvware.sourceforge.net. It's in > the paragraph on mailing lists. Maybe I'll make it a little more prominent. Ah, I must have overlooked it. > >BTW I am supposed to set up a project/CVS for libwmf as well. Would you > >think > >it could be under the wvware project (I understand that CVS allows multiple > >roots under the same project like wv/, libwmf/, ... ) > I'll set this up for you. Do you have a tarball that I can add to the > repository or should I just create a blank directory for you and let you CVS > add the necessary files? > > Dom There is a most recent tarball (0.1.17) on Caolan's site. Nothing has happened since then AFAIK. It's easiest to just import it. It is in here: http://www.csn.ul.ie/~caolan/publink/libwmf/ Martin [...] -- Martin Vermeer mar...@hu... Helsinki University of Technology Institute of Geodesy and Cartography PL 1200, FIN-02015 TKK, Finland :wq |
From: Martin V. <mar...@hu...> - 2000-09-13 17:59:11
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The accompanying patch. Proper handling of "Hat" ^ and underscore _ in non-mathematical text. -- Martin Vermeer mar...@hu... Helsinki University of Technology Institute of Geodesy and Cartography PL 1200, FIN-02015 TKK, Finland :wq |