Enlightenment CVS committal
Author : technikolor
Project : e17
Module : apps/euphoria
Dir : e17/apps/euphoria
Modified Files:
README
Log Message:
Updated the readme with some useful information on installation and use.
Also bumped the version number to 0.8.0 to distinguish from the Eplayer 0.7.x
code.
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RCS file: /cvsroot/enlightenment/e17/apps/euphoria/README,v
retrieving revision 1.1
retrieving revision 1.2
diff -u -3 -r1.1 -r1.2
--- README 22 Feb 2004 10:11:55 -0000 1.1
+++ README 25 Feb 2004 10:35:10 -0000 1.2
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
-$Id: README,v 1.1 2004/02/22 10:11:55 tsauerbeck Exp $
+$Id: README,v 1.2 2004/02/25 10:35:10 technikolor Exp $
-Euphoria v0.7.5
+Euphoria v0.8.0
Written by Ben Rockwood, Tilman Sauerbeck and various contributors.
See AUTHORS for details/the complete list.
@@ -24,9 +24,80 @@
Euphoria is an audio player which is based on Ecore, Evas and Edje.
It acts as a frontend to XMMS2.
+INSTALLATION OF EUPHORIA & XMMS2
+--------------------------------
+
+To use build Euphoria you will need to first install XMMS2,
+to do so:
+1) Get XMMS-2. Either:
+ a) Check out XMMS2 from BitKeeper:
+ $ bk clone debian.as:5555/xmms2
+ or,
+ b) Download a nightly snapshot:
+ http://xmms2.xmms.org/snapshots/
+2) Get the XMMS2-Ecore patch. Either:
+ a) Check out the patch:
+ $ bk clone debian.as:5555/xmms2-ecore
+ or,
+ b) Download the patch: (May become outdated)
+ http://dev.gentoo.org/~vapier/xmms2/files/xmmsclient-ecore.diff
+3) Apply the patch to the XMMS-2 source, ie:
+ $ cd xmms2-????
+ $ patch -p1 < xmmsclient-ecore.diff
+4) Build XMMS2. In the xmms2-???? top source directory run
+ the command: scons
+5) Install XMMS2. In the same directoy after the source
+ finished building use the command (probly as root):
+ # scons /usr/local
+ This assumes that you want to install in /usr/local,
+ change the patch accordingly.
+6) You must manually install the headers, do this by
+ copying the src/include/xmms and src/include/internal
+ directories to the proper header location (probly /usr/local/include)
+7) Done. XMMS2 is ready to fly, start the daemon via "xmms2d"
+ and use the CLI interface with the "xmms2" command.
+
+Now you can build Euphoria. Before you start make sure your
+EFL installation is current (Gentoo users only get updated
+every week, that may not be current enough). If you have problems
+it is likely due to old EFL installs, remember this is live
+development code so even an hour can be too old. Assuming
+everything has been done properly as outlined above Euphoria
+should build like you expect it to:
+1) Bootstrap the build enviroment using the command "./autogen.sh"
+2) Configure the build enviroment using "./configure". Make sure
+ you look at the avalible build options ala "./configure --help"
+3) Build Euphoria ala "make".
+4) Install Euphoria ala "make install" as root most likely.
+ Note that Euphoria will not function if it is not installed.
+
+
+At this point your ready to rock. Start Euphoria but make sure
+the XMMS2 Daemon is running (start via: "xmms2d"). You may want
+to install the Euphoria config database by following the instructions
+in the following section (there is a sample/default euphoria.db in the etc/
+directory).
+
+RUNNING EUPHORIA
+----------------
+
+For the time being (as of this writting) you need to manage your
+play list using the CLI client. An example session would be:
+
+1) Open an Eterm and start the daemon so you can see debugging
+ information: "xmms2d"
+2) Open an Eterm to control XMMS2, use the following commands:
+ $ xmms2 add /path/to/some/files
+ $ xmms2 add http://205.188.234.65:8022
+ $ xmms2 list
+ (now the playlist has stuff in it)
+3) Start Euphoria with no options.
+
+You can change themes using the euphoria.db explained below.
+
CREATING A PERSONAL EUPHORIA CONFIG
-----------------------------------
+-----------------------------------
Euphoria can get some configuration information from a personal
configuration file thanks to EDB. To create one follow
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