Marcus Better wrote: >Hmm, it still looks broken to me. In my .llgal/captions I have lines like > >DIR: december ---- Open subgallery december ---- > >I get the following output: > >------------------------------------------------- >$ llgal -R >Reading the captions file and preparing entries: 100% >Preparing entries: 100% >Found 11 files in the captions file. >Using '.llgal/slidetemplate.html' as HTML slide template. >Creating individual slides: 100% >Using '.llgal/indextemplate.html' as HTML index template. >Creating the index.html file: 100% >Found tile.png in .llgal/, using it. >Found llgal.css in .llgal/, using it. > ><...some more errors removed...> > >Entering subdirectory 'december'... > Listing entries: 100% > Preparing entries: 100% > Found 0 files in current directory > Using '.llgal/slidetemplate.html' as HTML slide template. > Creating individual slides: 100% > Using '.llgal/indextemplate.html' as HTML index template. > Creating the index.html file: 100% > No tile.png in december.llgal/, getting a copy from /usr/share/llgal >!! # cp: kan inte skapa normal fil "december.llgal/tile.png": Filen >eller katalogen finns inte >Failed to get generic 'tile.png' file. >!! /usr/bin/llgal failed for subdirectory december. >Leaving subdirectory 'december'. >------------------------------------------------ > >(The deleted parts are just the same as for "december", but for the >other subdirectories. > >It seems that llgal is forgetting to insert a '/' between path components. > > Hi,
Right, looks like I broke it again when I fixed the order of command line options vs configuration file parsing. Sorry about that. I have a new release pending. Will try to fix it soon. By the way, you should use an english locale to report errors :) Thanks, Brice -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
