Hi Alexander,
On my Suse distro I get a crash after "package require tdom" ... Would it be
possible to incorporate the necessary code in Scid ?
As a workaround I wrote
catch { package require tdom }
so Scid can be launched, but for the least this exception should be caught
if no other solution is possible (that is inhibit correspondance stuff if
tdom is missing).
Pascal
2008/3/7, Alexander Wagner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> Hi!
>
> I just checked in the first version of internal Xfcc support
> for scid into cvs, ie. a pure tcl implementation not
> requiring any exteranl tools anymore (but I'll continue to
> allow for them as I feel interfaces the most important).
>
> As I did just translate my perl toolchain to tcl I expect it
> to work but it is not yet tested extenslively and it needs
> some polishing in the UI. Anyway, you can get it from cvs
> and play arround.
>
> Note that you need to have the ::http and ::tdom installed
> (on Debian these are 2 separate packages but available in
> Debian stable by default, so it should be no problem to have
> them everywhere. On DOS XP etc. I think they are in the
> default TCL install).
>
> For the config: it uses an xml-based plain text config file
> as did my old toolchain, but I did not write a frontend for
> its generation (yet). Its very simple anyway. Here is an
> example for SchemingMind:
>
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> <xfcc>
> <server>
> <name>SchemingMind</name>
> <uri>http://www.schemingmind.com/xfcc/xfccbasic.asmx</uri>
> <user>username</user>
> <pass>password</pass>
> </server>
> </xfcc>
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Just replace username and password by your values. You may
> define multiple servers or multiple accounts, but note that
> the value of "name" (SchemingMind in the example) has to be
> unique!
>
> Please note: I'm currently testing with SchemingMind only
> but this is due to some lack of time on my side. I'd like to
> get some input on other severs if possible and I'm
> definitely willing to get it working there as well.
>
> --
>
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