NicolaGiacobbe

Hello and thanks for the effort into C-Munipack. I am trying to install the Linux version from source and the building process goes on until the makefile arrives to the compilation of the file: muniwin/src/utils.cpp where the compiler complains that the close() function is unknown. The concept is that the 'close()' function is out of scope and suggests to change it to pclose(). C-Munipack-2.1.34-source/muniwin/src/utils.cpp: In destructor 'virtual FileLock::~FileLock()': C-Munipack-2.1.34-source/muniwin/src/utils.cpp:...

I have checked the: "redcsl --help" command and there states that the two options: '--gui' and '-w+' are equivalent (sic) but they give out a completely different behaviour, judged just from the fact that latter shows up the GUI while the former does not. At this point I have no addition to be made nor could it be cleaner , first I should learn the source of the difference in behaviour, I am reading (as suggested) the file: "csl/cslbase/csl.cpp" in the hope of finding some suggestion. N.B. I would...

I have checked the: "redcsl --help" command and there states that the two options: '--gui' and '-w+' are equivalent (sic) but they give out a completely different behaviour, judged just from the fact that latter shows up the GUI while the former not. At this point I have no addition to be made nor could it be cleaner , first I should learn the source of the difference in behaviour, I am reading (as suggested) the file: "csl/cslbase/csl.cpp" in the hope of finding some suggestion. N.B. I would never...

Thanks for the insight of reduce display choices. I do not think there is an oddity here but was just surprised that a .desktop file (that is more or less the equivalent of a giving a command from the command line to the GUI) could miss the execution os a simple script. Once ot twice have been burned with .desktop files before, usually because the environment is not exactly the same when typing a command from command line but this is something altogether different. I feel that should follow your...

Thanks for the insight of reduce display choices. I do not think there is an oddity here but was just surprised that a .desktop file (that is more or less the equivalent of a giving a command from the command line to the GUI) could miss the execution os a simple script. Once ot twice have been burned with .desktop files before, usually because the environment is not exactly the same when typing a command from command line but this is something altogether different. I feel that should follow your...

I have read the csl/clsbase/csl.tex file. For everyone interested: the --gui option is said to be equivalent to the -w+ option but in this case they behave differently. The '-w+' option makes the GUI appear when called from a .desktop file while the '--gui' does not.

Thanks for the answer. I just tried the '-w' option and had no information about the '-w+' option. I have tried it and it works. Thanks for the help.

Thanks for the answer. I just tried the '-w' option and had no information about the '-w+' option. I have tried it and it works. Thanks for the help. Just a small question: is there a complete list of the start options for the 'reduce' script?