eclos wrote:
Alexander Rudenko wrote:
Justin Wood (Callek) wrote:
eclos wrote:
Alexander Rudenko wrote:
I understand how to create *.xpi packages and how to install them.
But how I can register it just for debugging. How I can install
extension to have possibility change code and see changes
immediately?
Thanks.
It work without nothing else ... Just copy your new files under the
target directory and stop/reload your mozilla application...
Its not exactly that, you need to disable XUL cache, and install the
package as a directory structure not a jar (unsure if that works in
the new EM)
How I can install directory instead of jar? Where I should add this?
And I dont recall how to disable the XUL cache top of my head
I think it is:
nglayout.debug.disable_xul_cache = true
I'm currently using this way to develop a thunderbird 1.0 plugin and it
work.
The first time I installed the plugin with the xpi, and now, to update
it, I use a batch file who package all the file and copy them to the
target directory.
Then I stop/reload Thunderbird (with parameters: '-jsconsole
-addressbook' )
and it run !
I don't know if it the right way but it's running .... :)
Did you mean jar file?
Or I can do this with xpi?
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