Hello Sajjadul,

Sajjadul Islam wrote:
> The very good thing about OpenSG to me is that at least it has some
> tutorial to get  started with , but the the tutorial that is found on
> the website is buggy as some of the example code snippets doesnt compile
> with the version i have now in my system 1.8.
> So i am trying the compile the documetation that is ported with that
> version and getting a prompt during the compilation process which i do
> not understand how to response:

there have been very few changes to the tutorial/starter guide, so a
version created by you would be nearly identical to what is on the
website. When I talked about using tutorials as a starting point for
your experiments I was referring to the programs in the OpenSG/Tutorials
directory - They do not come with separate description, but at least
those with small numbers contain lots of comments.

> cd ./Code//user/latex/ ; \
>         ../../../../Common/refmanToStarter refman.tex StarterGuide.tex ;  \
>         latex StarterGuide && latex StarterGuide && dvips StarterGuide
> -o && \
>                 ps2pdf StarterGuide.ps
> /bin/sh: ../../../../Common/refmanToStarter: not found

This looks like the real problem, later latex can't find a file that
should be produced in this step and asks you for one.

> This is pdfeTeX, Version 3.141592-1.21a-2.2 (Web2C 7.5.4)
> entering extended mode
> ! I can't find file `StarterGuide'.
> <*> StarterGuide
>                 
> Please type another input file name: 
> i do not know which filename should i give as input

This is a (in this case not so useful) prompt by latex which could not
find an input file.
You mentioned above that you use 1.8, since it is not released I guess
you use a cvs checkout ? How did you start the generation of the
documentation ? Can you look if the file OpenSG/Common/refmanToStarter
exists in your checkout ?

        Thanks,
                Carsten

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