Paul A. Rubin wrote:
I'm not sure why it worked on the first machine, but I think the problem
has to do with whether sh thinks that jar files are executable. If you
change
if test -x $ac_dir/$ac_word; then
to
if test -r $ac_dir/$ac_word; then
the script then finds jedit.jar.
Am Sonntag, 5. Februar 2006 18:07 schrieb Uwe Stöhr:
Btw. Where can I find informations about the configure script language?
You don't want to learn that (it is a mixture of m4, bourne shell and
various little helper programs) ;-) Have a look at the experimental
configure.py, it is only one
Georg Baum wrote:
Am Sonntag, 5. Februar 2006 18:07 schrieb Uwe Stöhr:
Btw. Where can I find informations about the configure script language?
You don't want to learn that (it is a mixture of m4, bourne shell and
various little helper programs) ;-) Have a look at the experimental
Paul A. Rubin wrote:
I'm not sure why it worked on the first machine, but I think the problem
has to do with whether sh thinks that jar files are executable. If you
change
if test -x $ac_dir/$ac_word; then
to
if test -r $ac_dir/$ac_word; then
the script then finds jedit.jar.
Am Sonntag, 5. Februar 2006 18:07 schrieb Uwe Stöhr:
> Btw. Where can I find informations about the configure script language?
You don't want to learn that (it is a mixture of m4, bourne shell and
various little helper programs) ;-) Have a look at the experimental
configure.py, it is only one
Georg Baum wrote:
Am Sonntag, 5. Februar 2006 18:07 schrieb Uwe Stöhr:
Btw. Where can I find informations about the configure script language?
You don't want to learn that (it is a mixture of m4, bourne shell and
various little helper programs) ;-) Have a look at the experimental
Paul A. Rubin wrote:
I ran your script on Win XP (after putting a file named jedit.jar in a
directory on the Windows command path), and the script found the jar
file. So I don't think it's anything inherent in the extension
(assuming, as I suspect, that you're testing on Windows).
Yes I'm
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
I used now the following code to assure that it will also work on Lunix:
---
# Search something to view LaTeX-files
echo $ac_n checking for an editor to view LaTeX-files... $ac_c
echo $ac_t(jEdit PSPad WinShell ConTEXT Crimson Editor Vim
TeXnicCenter LaTeXEditor WinEdt LEd
Paul A. Rubin wrote:
I ran your script on Win XP (after putting a file named jedit.jar in a
directory on the Windows command path), and the script found the jar
file. So I don't think it's anything inherent in the extension
(assuming, as I suspect, that you're testing on Windows).
Yes I'm
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
I used now the following code to assure that it will also work on Lunix:
---
# Search something to view LaTeX-files
echo $ac_n "checking for an editor to view LaTeX-files""... $ac_c"
echo "$ac_t""(jEdit PSPad WinShell ConTEXT Crimson Editor Vim
TeXnicCenter LaTeXEditor
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
I want to add a section in LyX's configure script to check for viewers
of LaTeX-files. I used the following code:
-
# Search something to view LaTeX-files
echo $ac_n checking for an editor to view LaTeX-files... $ac_c
echo $ac_t(jEdit WinShell TeXnicCenter WinEdt WinTeX)
Uwe Stöhr wrote:
I want to add a section in LyX's configure script to check for viewers
of LaTeX-files. I used the following code:
-
# Search something to view LaTeX-files
echo $ac_n "checking for an editor to view LaTeX-files""... $ac_c"
echo "$ac_t""(jEdit WinShell TeXnicCenter WinEdt
I want to add a section in LyX's configure script to check for viewers
of LaTeX-files. I used the following code:
-
# Search something to view LaTeX-files
echo $ac_n checking for an editor to view LaTeX-files... $ac_c
echo $ac_t(jEdit WinShell TeXnicCenter WinEdt WinTeX)
TEX_VIEWER=
for
I actually don't know anything about autoconf/automake etc, so
can't really help you. sorry.
However, I have noticed the following when linking the main executable
on mingw (this is the output from 'time make lyx-qt.exe'):
standard link time:
real3m31.984s
user0m15.507s
sys 0m11.529s
I want to add a section in LyX's configure script to check for viewers
of LaTeX-files. I used the following code:
-
# Search something to view LaTeX-files
echo $ac_n "checking for an editor to view LaTeX-files""... $ac_c"
echo "$ac_t""(jEdit WinShell TeXnicCenter WinEdt WinTeX)"
TEX_VIEWER=
I actually don't know anything about autoconf/automake etc, so
can't really help you. sorry.
However, I have noticed the following when linking the main executable
on mingw (this is the output from 'time make lyx-qt.exe'):
standard link time:
real3m31.984s
user0m15.507s
sys 0m11.529s
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