Gervase Markham wrote: > > Good question. In principle, yes - but the changes to the format of > chromelist.txt may confuse it. To tell the truth, I haven't tested this > - I simply haven't had time. Back up your data directory and give it a > go :-)
I'll post back my results if I get a chance to try this. Honestly, I haven't had any chance to work on mozilla for a while :( > It will ignore lines prefixed with # or @, for backwardly- and > forwardly-compatible reasons. Before 2.0 final, it may do more things. Excellent. > The incompatible changes were to add this information - unjar now unjars > each jar into a directory named after itself, to match the layout of > tarballs. Cool! [adding new files stuff] > That's an interesting idea. However, this feature (as you describe it) > would add a great deal of complexity to the code. I know :( I can't see any way to support adding entirely new files without doing this though - it's all very well to produce a patch that adds the file, but if it doesn't also create the patch snippet for adding it to the jar.mn file it will be crippled. I think the feature really requires complexity to implement it, unfortunately. Feel free to prove me wrong! :) Stuart. -- Stuart Ballard, Programmer FASTNET - Internet Solutions 215.283.2300, ext. 126 www.fast.net
