From: <da...@da...> - 2004-08-21 18:58:41
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I'm trying to set up a build environment for xmlroff using jhbuild. I want to eliminate PangoPDF (and eventually do everything use Cairo and gnome-print). So I've hacked the xmlroff configure.in so that it doesn't look for PangoPDF, and I plan to apply the various minimal necessary changes directly into the environment's version of Pango (basically just add the xsl attribute stuff, as far as I can make out). I've tried downloading Pango and PangoPDF tarballs and diffing between them, but there's too much "noise" caused by minor differences between the original Pango source the PangoPDF source was created from, and the Pango tarball I'm diffing against. So is there a patch somewhere containing a minimal set of changes that I can apply to a checkout of Pango from CVS that will let me build xmlroff against it directly? I've tried copying the pango/pango-xsl-attribute* files directly into the Pango source tree, but there seems to have been a reorganisation in which a bunch of static attribute manipulation functions have been semi-exposed in a "private" header. So before going any further down this path I was wondering if what I'm proposing is sane, and I'm hoping Tony Graham has a ready-made patch like this on his hard-drive somewhere :-) Dave Malcolm |