Have you done anything else with these changes?
Rick
On Mon, Dec 24, 2018 at 6:40 PM Erich Steinböck
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> With a few typos fixed, this seems to work as expected, also in the
> discussed sudo scenario.
>
> also includes the login name in the file names
>>
> getuid() returns the id, not the n
Just uploaded the wkhtmltopdf versions. At first glance, they look quite a
bit better.
Rick
On Wed, Dec 26, 2018 at 12:29 PM Erich Steinböck
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> fop-docs.zip
>>
> Ok .. I guess I remember this: dull fonts and no images, although it's
> fop-based and you'd expect this to be as similar as po
well, that explains a number of things. Indeed it builds on your machine now;
rather quickly compared to the much slower docker build on my machine. Also, I
took the zip from my local machine so it really is no miracle that it ran on
the same image on which it was built on.
I switched to ubuntu
well, that certainly is amazing! I am going to see what happened here. Just
before I stopped this activity last week I made a zip from the last build that
it did, and that ran perfect on Arch Linux - but I see that might have been a
ubuntu build. I checked this with a local jenkins and that went
>
> The label ‘ubuntu16’ tells it to build on the master machine because I
> know that to have a docker system running
>
Well, ubuntu16 is my Ubuntu VM, and I'm pretty sure it has no docker running
It's seems a bit amazing that the pipeline doesn't notice that.
_
Hi Erich,
it uses the pipeline process on Jenkins, which is relatively new, and meant to
do docker builds. It assumes a running docker system on the host, which P.O.
provided. Then it executes the following build pipeline script:
pipeline {
agent { docker { image 'rvjansen/arch-devel' } lab
>
> fop-docs.zip
>
Ok .. I guess I remember this: dull fonts and no images, although it's
fop-based and you'd expect this to be as similar as possible to what we
have with our ancient Publican+fop on Windows installation.
On Wed, Dec 26, 2018 at 6:08 PM Rick McGuire wrote:
> I just uploaded a fo
I just uploaded a fop-docs.zip to the docs folder on Sourceforge. I still
need to modify the BookInfos to add dummy abstracts before I can build the
wkhtmltopdf versions. I've got to run out for a few hours, I'll get to that
later.
Rick
On Wed, Dec 26, 2018 at 10:36 AM Erich Steinböck
wrote:
>
I'm sort of in a mixed state right now. I just made a clone of my VM. I'm
going to set one up for FOP and the other for wkhtmltopdf and generate a
full set both ways.
Rick
On Wed, Dec 26, 2018 at 10:36 AM Erich Steinböck
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> Amazing!
> How does the generated PDF look like? Images, font, ta
>
> the one that builds ooRexx for Arch Linux now
>
René, can you explain the docker scenario in the Jenkins build machine?
It runs on an Ubuntu slave and creates a build for Arch Linux? How does it
do that? A cross-compile?
Where to do the generated binaries go?
What about running the regression
Amazing!
How does the generated PDF look like? Images, font, tables, index etc.
Can you upload (or else make available) the Ubuntu-built fop and
wkhtmltopdf versions of any doc you have done?
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And now I've had success building the rxmath docs with wkhtmltopdf. Adding
a minimal abstract to the BuildInfo..html got past the abstract tag error,
but then I hit the issue of running with the unpatched wkhtmltopdf. I found
an article here showing a shell script for installing the patched version
I found the secret sauce to get the rexxref pdf to build using FOP. Before
running the make, issue
export JAVA_TOOL_OPTIONS="-Xms1g -Xmx2g"
This allows the pdf build to run to completion and the build runs
significantly faster.
I still want to see if I get get things to build with wkhtmltopdf. R
>
> Rats, the installer gives an error trying to download components. You
> might have the only working installer for this!
>
We really should try to keep alive our ability to build docs on Windows
I've uploaded three ZIPs to
https://sourceforge.net/projects/oorexx/files/windows-build-tools
These
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