On Wed, Nov 07, 2001, Robert O'Connor wrote: > This is a Windows32 binary compile. Linux and Mac haven't been compiled yet, > but should only need minor if any improvements to the codebase.
One major difference in Plucker's behavior on Linux and Windows is that on Linux you have *one* config file, while Windows seems to use one config file for each Plucker document. I have hacked my local copy of the desktop tool, so that it will use the sections I have in my ~/.pluckerrc file instead of traversing the channels directory only available in Windows. I've also added parsing of other options to my copy. BTW, I saw that the code only checks for db_name. That config key is deprecated (replaced by doc_name) and it is also possible to only use doc_file (or the other deprecated key, db_file). If doc_file is used it should be run through basename to get the name of the document without the path. This might be of less concern on Windows systems, though. The dynamic creation of the GUI using the XML resource file is great, e.g. change the week to start on a Monday, open the configure dialog again (i.e. it's not necessary to recompile or restart the app) and the schedule will show the week in a proper format ;-) Very cool! /Mike
