Hi Filip.
Thanks for this, it worked! You definitely solved my immediate problem
with this! I will still need to find a way of compiling this myself
since I would like to add some features that I'm used to in doxygen, but
this is just great for now.
For others with Mozart installation on Windows that want to use these
binaries:
- copy ozh.exe to bin;
- copy Buffered.ozf and Html.ozf to cache\x-ozlib\mathweb\html; and
- copy other files to cache\x-ozlib\mozart\ozh.
All directories above are within Mozart's installation directory.
Kind regards,
Marko.
Filip Konvicka wrote:
Hi,
I started using it a week ago or so, on Windows. It has some problems
with the latest syntax, e.g. loop extensions, so I tweaked the grammar
so that it parses all my code. I had some problems building it because
the makefile seems weird, but I managed to create a runnable version at
last. There are still some bugs, e.g. the -o option uses mkdir, which
fails when the directory already exists, and also there are some issues
with path separators...
See the attached binaries - these should work with 1.3.1 (I compiled
this with my Mozart compilation, but I hope that it's binary compatible
with the official release) - just unpack them in your Mozart
installation directory. (No warranty though! ;-)) The only thing that is
not working as far as Oz grammar goes is the "for I in A;B;C" loop
syntax. I wonder whether someone has recent OzScanner.ozg +
OzParser.ozg, I think that probably they could be easily replaced in ozh.
Cheers,
Filip
Hi.
I desperately need to start using ozh to manage my Oz code, and I'm
also willing to contribute to bring it up to date if somebody hasn't
done this already. However, before I go any further, I would like to know
- whether anybody is actually using this tool,
- whether it has been upgraded to Oz version 3, and
- whether I could get at least get the updated sources that will
actually compile under version 3, since I'm only a wretched n00b with
the UNIX tool chain.
I tried following the instructions (under Ubuntu linux) and
immediately ran into problems.
I would also appreciate instructions for building ozh under Windows,
because in that case I could immediately start working on actual Oz
code instead of learning the whole new tool chain.
Kind regards,
Marko.
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