[pygtk] How to make distribution files for a pygnome program ??

1999-03-02 Thread prueba
Hi, I'm getting ready to release icepick (I speak :-) ) a command recognizer program that breaks the ice with you computer. My question is what files do I need to include in it ?? The back end uses only standard gnu library functions in c so I don't need any gtk and gnome files to compile

Re: [pygtk] How to make distribution files for a pygnome program ??

1999-03-02 Thread James Henstridge
If you have a relatively standard python extension module, you could use the Makefile.pre.in/Setup.in setup to build the extension. If you may need to do autoconf type stuff (eg check for presence of libraries/headers), I would recommend using the automake setup I have for pygtk/gnome-python.

Re: [pygtk] How to use help

1999-03-02 Thread James Henstridge
Usually you wouldn't use those gnome.help.* functions. This is how the GNOME help system is used. First generate your help files in HTML (maybe translated from SGML or latex, maybe hand coded). You should put this documentation in $(gnome_prefix)/share/gnome/help/$(package)/$(lang)/. You